The episode closes with an invitation to worship in Augusta, Georgia, and a brief note on supporting the ministry.

It also features a personal testimony of moving from depression to freedom, highlighting obedience, trusting God's timing, and the promise of sudden blessings. Includes a warm invitation to worship with the church.

Episode features messages by Bro. Nick Bozeman Jr and Sis. Unique Rogers

Through examples from Scripture and life, the message affirms that God doesn’t create mistakes, each life has purpose, and praise reconnects us to our worth.

The episode closes with an invitation to join worship in Augusta, Georgia, and information on how to support the ministry via Cash App: GMMCOGIC.

Practical encouragement is given to trust God’s timing, remain faithful through hardship, and forgive those who have hurt you; includes an invitation to worship in Augusta, Georgia.

Through Scripture, personal stories, and encouragement, the message calls listeners to remain faithful, patient, and expectant—because when God acts, the breakthrough will announce itself.

Sister Erin Brown

Aspiring Missionary Sheena Tolbert

This episode challenges listeners to think for themselves instead of following others blindly, using real-life examples and Scripture (Proverbs, Matthew) to emphasize discernment and personal faith.

It also explores the biblical call to honor and obey parents (Exodus 20:12), explaining how respect builds discipline, humility, and prepares us to follow God.

Finally, the message reflects on Jacob's wrestling with God (Genesis 32) and Isaiah 43, showing how God transforms identity and offers redemption, followed by prayer and an invitation to join the church in Augusta, Georgia.

Through personal stories and scriptural calls to action, the sermon challenges listeners to choose Jesus, break unhealthy ties, and embrace transformation. The episode closes with an invitation to worship in Augusta, Georgia, and support the ministry.

Praise the Lord. This episode is a warm Mother's Day sermon celebrating mothers, church mothers, mentors, and all who pour into young lives. The speaker shares personal stories and thanks God for family and church community.

Practical guidance is offered for children and parents—honor your parents, train children in the way they should go (Deuteronomy and Proverbs), and practice consistent faith, prayer, and discipline with love.

The message closes with a call to kindness, mentoring, and finding a God-fearing church, reminding listeners that the Holy Spirit guides us and community support helps shape the next generation.

The message mixes personal stories, encouragement to stay the course, an altar invitation for prayer, and information about attending services or supporting the ministry.

The speaker shares personal examples and scripture, explains that putting God first reduces anxiety and brings provision, and urges listeners to live for God today rather than postponing faith.

Listeners are invited to join the church in Augusta, Georgia and to support the ministry.

Pastor Charlie emphasizes the power of spoken faith, the importance of blessing others with encouraging words, and invites listeners to join the congregation in Augusta, Georgia.

It highlights the balance of truth and grace, the difference between knowing about God and knowing God, and how God uses flawed people throughout Scripture to advance His purposes.

Listeners are encouraged to seek a personal encounter with Jesus, join the church's worship in Augusta, Georgia, and support the ministry if they wish.

Practical examples and heartfelt encouragement invite listeners to live as a distinct, loving community that points others to Christ and trusts that God is able to handle every circumstance.

The speaker shares personal stories and practical advice for parenting, dealing with stress, and trusting God’s provision, inviting listeners to replace negative talk with faith-filled declarations and a life rooted in God’s Word.

The message urges listeners to get alone with God, confess who they truly are, and hold on in faith—promising that God can rename, bless, and transform lives when people stop pretending and become real.

The episode invites listeners to serve others, celebrate community successes, and trust God’s timing, ending with a warm invitation to worship in Augusta, GA, and information on supporting the ministry.

Sermon: I Am Looking To Jesus In 2026

Scriptures: Hebrews 12:1-2

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In this heartfelt New Year message, the pastor gives thanks for 2026, reflects on Hebrews 12:1-2, and urges listeners to fix their eyes on Jesus as the author and finisher of faith.

He encourages readiness for trials, trusting God through storms, and living with hope, obedience, and deeper faith so we can help others and embrace God’s plans for the future.

Scriptures: John 3:16, Isaiah 9:6

Sermon : The Gift That Keeps Giving

This episode is a heartfelt sermon celebrating Jesus as the ultimate gift — offering salvation, rest, joy, peace, healing, deliverance, a sound mind, provision, and miracles for all who accept Him.

The preacher invites listeners to receive this free gift, trust God through life’s trials, and join the church family for worship and community support.

The message emphasizes praise, patience, and faith as the means to see walls fall and victory come. Practical encouragement and uplifting testimony invite listeners to rely on God’s power, celebrate small victories, and keep faith even amid trials.

The speaker explains how natural blood sustains life and uses that as a bridge to describe how the blood of Jesus brings forgiveness, establishes the new covenant, protects believers, and delivers spiritual healing and freedom.

Listeners are encouraged to trust in the cleansing, protecting, and powerful anointing of Christ's blood.

Topic: We Are More Than!

Scriptures: Romans 8:31-38

Intro:

“And Lord, I ask now that You bless this word. Let it be Thine and not mine. Give me what to

say and how to say it, Lord. Let Your anointing destroy every yoke in the lives of Your people

today. In Jesus’ name we pray — Amen.”

Family, I want to thank God for allowing us another chance to gather — whether you’re here in

person or tuning in online. I thank Him for life, for health, for strength, and for each one of you.

Today’s word comes from 2 Corinthians 4:17, and the topic is simple — Watch This. Now, I

want you to look at your neighbor and say, “Neighbor… watch this.”

A Light Affliction

Paul writes, “For our light affliction…” And some of you may be wondering — “Pastor, what do

you mean, light affliction?” You’ve lost loved ones. You’ve cried through the night. You’ve

faced layoffs, sickness, heartbreak, and pain — and none of that feels light. But Paul isn’t

saying your suffering doesn’t matter. He’s saying — it won’t last forever. What you’re feeling

right now is real… but it’s temporary. You might have been crying for years, but Paul says,

“It’s only for a moment.” And I came to tell somebody listening today — your moment is about

to be over.

The Purpose of the Pain

Paul reminds us that “our light affliction worketh for us.” Meaning — it’s doing something. It’s

not punishment — it’s purpose. God is allowing the fire not to destroy you, but to refine you.

Just like a silversmith heats the metal until he can see his reflection — God will turn up the

heat until He can see Himself in you. And when He does, He’ll say, “Now they’re ready. Now I

can bless them.”

Trusting God in the Trial

You may be asking, “Lord, how long?” David said, “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy

comes in the morning.” And when morning comes, you’ll understand why you had to go

through the night. So don’t give up now. Don’t throw in the towel. Because when you say “I

can’t handle this,” God says — “Watch this.” He’s about to show you that He can handle what

you can’t. He’s going to bring you out looking so good that people will ask, “How did you make

it?” And you’ll say, “It was nobody but God.”The Reward After the Storm

Like Job, you may have lost it all — but God says, “I will restore double.” Like David, you may

have cried until you had no strength left, but God says, “You shall recover all.” Every tear

you’ve shed, every sleepless night, every moment you thought you were forgotten — God

saw it, and He’s been preparing your reward on the other side.

Closing Prayer

“Father, thank You for the reminder that our afflictions are only for a moment. Strengthen Your

people as they walk through the fire. Help us to see You, even in our struggles. And when we

come out, let our lives reflect Your glory. In Jesus’ name — Amen.”

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Using biblical examples and personal stories about procrastination, priorities, and obedience, the speaker challenges the congregation to be present for God's work and promises, offers practical encouragement, and closes with an invitation to worship in Augusta, Georgia and a note about supporting the ministry via Cash App.

The preacher shares personal testimony and real-life examples of how consistent tithing led to provision and restoration, calls listeners to recommit, and closes with prayer and an invitation to worship and support the ministry.

The speaker draws lessons about God’s favor, trusting His guidance instead of leaning on our own understanding, and holding fast through dark, uncertain times. The core message is a promise of perseverance: hold on and you will live to see God's promise fulfilled.

Listeners are invited to join the congregation in Augusta, Georgia, and to support the ministry if moved to do so.

It explains how droughts can symbolize spiritual consequences for disobedience, while rain represents provision, cleansing, renewal, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit leading to restoration and abundant life.

Drawing on Deuteronomy 30:19 and John 10:10, the speaker contrasts temporary, tempting choices with the abundant, lasting life found in Jesus, using everyday examples like the microwave mentality and fine print to warn against quick, costly decisions.

The message closes with a clear call to commit to Jesus for true joy, peace, healing, and influence, and a reminder to choose wisely for eternal life.

Sermon: Hold On Your Change Is Going To Come

Scriptures: 1 Samuel 11:1-9, Psalm 30:5

Pastor Charlie Rogers, Jr