Salt & Light Ministry

As we conclude this series, it is imperative that we revisit the inception of the divine intervention that brought liberation to a nation of individuals. A striking resemblance emerges between the narrative of Moses and the advent of Jesus.

Jesus delivered a message that continues to serve as the bedrock of Christianity, emphasizing the necessity of repentance and a return to God. Notably, when Herod rejected the same message that J...

In Part 7, the series culminates in the profound significance of individual lifestyles as articulated by God. When each person endeavors to walk with God on their own terms, it becomes a manifestation of the entire body of Christ, reflecting the manner in which we are to present ourselves corporately. As exemplified by the actions of Achan, whose decision had far-reaching consequences for the entire nation of Israel, it is imperati...

Following the demise of the first generation of Israelites in the wilderness, God instructed Moses to guide them back to the land of promise, a land that was endowed with the ability to bestow longevity upon God’s chosen people. During their journey, Moses reminded them of God’s commandments and decrees, which served as the foundation of a renewed covenant with the descendants of the once rebellious people whom God had delivered fr...

Wandering the wilderness was a just judgment that God gave the Israelites for their rebellion. How long will we wander the wilderness because of our defiance? We also will see that Cain became offended with God because of his disobedience to his offense out with an Innocent bystander. If only Cain would have repented the Abel would not have suffered because of Cains lack of repentance. Have we become angry or upset with God bec...

God had send Moses to speak with Pharaoh and declare, "Let my people go so they can worship me in the wilderness". Often times we confuse the Israelites being freed from Egypt just to go to the promise land but why would God let them have the promise without introducing them to the promiser. If God would have taken them straight to the promise land, they would have made the promise a place of Idolatry.

We are no different than t...

The Children of Israelites became the most perfect example of how we are to walk with God. Their blatant disobedience that was accompanied by complaining and murmuring is very symbolic to the church today. God had freed them from Egypt but desire to free them from a slave mindset. This transformation had to take place in the wilderness and this is the case for us today. Our spirit has been set free from Egypt but we continue in an ...

In closing of this series, Pastor James brought a word for the very season that so many want to avoid and not address. A corporate altar is the unison of the entire church body having one goal and mission in mind. For each individual church it is to align with the vision that God has given the Pastor. A a body of believers it is the church as a whole to follow out the commission of Matthew 29:18-20. To make disciples of all people....

Today’s message will be touchy for so many but within this message, we will find that God's promises are for them that obey His word. He spoke His word of promise and warning to the children of Israel and we will find that this same word is for us. God specifically said to break down the altars that are of pagan and idol worship origin. God also warned us to never practice the ways of the world and if we do we will find ourselves e...

Holy Spirit gave us another opportunity to hear more insight on the Everlasting Gift of God and what obedience produces. Obedience is simply to do what we have been commanded to do. It is our action without question towards God. And we have been commanded to live a holy life just as God Himself is holy. To live holiness out is to mirror the very example of God's heart. God yearns jealously for the indwelling of His spirit that...