Nourish your spirit with the Living Word of God, receiving from those leaders led by His Spirit who faithfully pour into you what thus saith the Lord—truth that transforms, wisdom that ignites, and grace that sustains.

Elder Thomas brings a bold word on how that life unfolds in divinely appointed rhythms. Each verse pairs opposites to show that every human experience—joyful or sorrowful, active or passive—has its rightful place under heaven.

Elder James teaches us on the parable of the wheat and the tares as described by Jesus telling of a man who sows good seed in his field. But while everyone sleeps, an enemy comes and sows weeds (tares) among the wheat. As both grow together, the servants ask if they should pull the weeds. The master says no—let them grow until harvest, lest the wheat be uprooted too. #WeArePlantingaField

Dr. Cassandra urges believers to pay close attention to the gospel, so we don’t drift away. The time is now to take heed to the Word! Don't continue to neglect the great salvation offered through Christ! #JesusisSalvation #OurGodWantsARelationship

Elder Thomas Jackson III calls believers to reflect deeply on the spiritual DNA that marks a true follower of Christ. Drawing from the timeless wisdom of 1 Corinthians 13:1–5, 13, he reminds the congregation that Christian behavior is not defined by eloquence, knowledge, or even sacrificial acts—but by the enduring presence of faith, hope, and above all, love.

Elder James delivers a powerful word to the body of Christ! 🔥 Are you carrying burdens, wrestling with silence, or holding back your cry? This message is a divine reminder: Give it ALL to Jesus. Don’t hold your peace—cry out to the Lord with boldness and faith. He hears. He responds. #HEISABLE “The righteous cry out, and the Lord hears them; He delivers them from all their troubles.” – Psalm 34:17 🙌 Whether you're in a storm or standing in victory, this call to surrender will stir your spirit and strengthen your walk. 👉 Watch now and be encouraged to release every issue into the hands of the One who is mighty to save.

Minister Brittney L. Pyatt engages the congregants of LWBFC with her sermon, "Bold in Obedience," from the focal text of Joshua 1:8-9, which reminds us that courage is not the absence of fear, but the strength to obey God in spite of it. God commanded Joshua to meditate on His Word, live it out, and lead with boldness—not because Joshua was strong on his own, but because God’s presence guaranteed success. This sermon challenges believers to: Stay rooted in the Word – Bold obedience begins with Scripture shaping our thoughts and actions. Step forward with courage – Obedience often requires risk, but faith pushes us past fear. Stand on God’s presence – True boldness comes from knowing God goes with us wherever we go. When we are bold in obedience, God’s Word becomes our guide, His presence our strength, and His promises our confidence.

Elder Thomas has a gift for breaking down the Scriptures in a way that makes the Word of Truth clear and practical for everyone. He carefully walks the congregation through the text, ensuring not only that they understand it, but that they are equipped to apply it in their own lives. In this message, he reminds us that life is a journey of both valleys and mountaintops. Pain, disappointment, and loss are not strangers to the human experience—but neither are they without meaning. With wisdom and compassion, Elder Thomas shows how God uses even our deepest hurts to shape us, strengthen us, and draw us closer to Him. This sermon is a powerful reminder that while hurt is inevitable, it is never wasted in the hands of God.

Elder James wants to know if you're interested in whats on the menu breaking down Matt. 5:6 which declares a divine promise wrapped in holy hunger. It speaks to the soul that longs—not for worldly gain—but for God's truth, justice, and holiness. To “hunger and thirst” is to crave with urgency and desperation. And what does Jesus promise? Not just a taste, but fullness.

One thing Elder Jackson does not shy away from is delivering THE TRUTH! Making his subject extremely important-- who JESUS appoints, he shall ANOINT. Through prayer, the chosen for commission shall step into their calling through spiritual discernment, we see how Jesus makes his appointing of divine leadership. God’s call isn’t limited by background—it’s shaped by divine purpose.