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Father's Day Message - Prophetess Yolanda Johnson Key Points Yolanda begins the meeting with a prayer, emphasizing the need for the Holy Spirit and Jesus to fill the room. Yolanda reflects on the power of the room and the presence of the attendees, attributing it to divine movements and healing. Yolanda introduces the topic of the reflection as 'The Love of the Father' and expresses her emotional state due to the worship. Yolanda explains the unconditional, boundless love of God as described in John 3:16, which is freely given, accepting, and sacrificial. Yolanda discusses the nature of God's unconditional love, which is not dependent on human actions or worthiness, and is exemplified by the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Yolanda highlights the acceptance and forgiveness aspect of the Father's love, referencing the parable of the prodigal son. Summary The Love of the Father Yolanda began the reflection with a prayer, invoking the presence of the Holy Spirit...

Below are Notes from our meeting   “We Men of God Are on the Pulpit of Discipleship” A Message on Appearance, Representation, and Responsibility I. Introduction: The Pulpit of Discipleship Opening Declaration : “We men of God are on the pulpit of discipleship.” Why? Because we all have a calling. Our lives—words and actions—preach about God. That is discipleship. II. The Power of Appearance Our actions and appearance teach others about God. People are always watching. Visuals matter: Do you look like a man of God? Humor & illustration: Wrestling a laundry basket, polka-dot pants at Sinai. III. Biblical Support for Presentation 1 Corinthians 14:40 – “Let all things be done decently and in order.” Applies not just to worship but to wardrobe: socks, shoes, and underwear. IV. Clothing as Communication Appearance = nonverbal sermon. Not about vanity, but honor and intentionality . Cleanliness, care, and composure reflect inward disci...

  Bible Session on Wed., June 4, 2025 , with Elder Dave The Temple and the Streets: Honoring God with Our Bodies, and Living His Love Beyond the Walls Audio and Written Outline Seen Below I. Introduction Brief background: decades in outreach and church ministry Reality of repetitive cycles: prison and homelessness Role of AISS (All Inclusive Support Services) with the Hampden County Sheriff's Office Heartbreak of seeing the same names come and go Personal connection: wife Maria and shared ministry The Memorial Day weekend assignment: preach about what you fill yourself with II. The Growing Crisis on the Streets Rising homelessness; no need for statistics—felt in the bones Personal loss: death of loved ones and friends on the streets Ministry journey: 2nd year in Prison Ministry, 3rd in Homeless Ministry Personal efforts: industrial soup pot and injuries from carrying it The contrast: once a small pot was enough, now a huge pot doesn’t meet the need ...

  Both Audio and Text of Today's Service is Below Opening Remarks and Scripture Reading Pastor Jose opened the meeting by referencing the book of Acts, Chapter 4, Verse 23 through 33. Pastor Jose emphasized the importance of God's blessings and the attitude of gratitude. Yolanda read a passage from the book of Acts, detailing the response of the early church to threats from the chief priests and elders. The Nature of Serving God Pastor Jose clarified that serving God is not complicated, emphasizing that complexity arises from human actions. The discussion highlighted the distinction between being called and chosen by God. Pastor Jose stressed the importance of surrendering to God and accepting the call without excuses. The Early Church and Modern Church Pastor Jose compared the early church's experience of the supernatural power of God with the modern church's experience. The early church was characterized by miracles, wonders, healings, and deliverance. The...

 Audio & Text Summary Below Opening Prayer and Scripture Reading The meeting began with a prayer, acknowledging God's control over everything and seeking His guidance. The congregation read from the Book of Acts, Chapter 4, Verses 31 through 36, focusing on the early church's unity and the power of the Holy Spirit. The Power and Authority of the Early Church The early church was characterized by power and authority, which is often lacking in modern churches. The delay in fulfilling one's calling is attributed to disobedience and agreement with the devil. The early church operated in the supernatural, casting out demons, healing, and experiencing joy and peace. Unity and Community in the Early Church The early church members had a unified heart and soul, sharing all possessions and caring for each other's needs. Modern churches often lack this unity, with members forming cliques and not fully engaging with one another. The Role of the Holy Spirit in the ...

Anchored in Truth: Maturing in Christ in a World of Deception Notes are below. Also click button for audio Anchored in Truth: Maturing in Christ in a World of Deception Introduction and Welcome The pastor welcomed the attendees and expressed gratitude for their presence. The pastor emphasized the goodness of God and the importance of learning from the session. End Times and False Prophets The pastor discussed the indication of living in the end times and the calling of God's people back to Him. The pastor warned about the presence of false prophets and the need to discern right from wrong. The pastor highlighted the importance of being fruit inspectors and testing every spirit. Living According to God's Expectations The pastor emphasized the need to live according to God's expectations rather than personal or societal standards. The pastor referenced 1 Corinthians 6:12-20 to discuss the concept of the body as a temple of the Holy Spirit. The Church and the Holy...