In this episode, Pastor Kelley shares a timely message with us concerning our spiritual vision. When Jesus asked the blind man, “What do you want me to do for you?”, the blind man replied, “Lord, I want to see.” That should be our prayer as Christians today. That Jesus would open our hearts and eyes to those around us and that we would see as Christ loves, witness as He witnesses, and love as He loved. Christ. May we have a heart to share Jesus everywhere we go. We need to have that same eagerness to see Jesus that Zacchaeus had. Zacchaeus was willing to do whatever it took to see Jesus.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley concludes a series sharing 10 prayers that every Christian should pray. This series stems from the 7 woes that Jesus shared concerning the Pharisees and their hypocritical practices. We would all probably agree that we would never have anything to do with wounding or afflicting or hurting Jesus, but the sad thing is that we so often do just that. We wonder why people want nothing to do with Jesus, or church, or Christians. It is because we do not love and we leave our fellow brothers and sisters wounded and hurt. Pastor encourages us in this message to remember that  souls are at stake, so we need to come together in love and lift each other up. We have to be witnesses; lights in the darkness!

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues a series sharing with us 10 prayers that every Christian should pray. This series stems from the 7 woes that Jesus shared concerning the Pharisees and their hypocritical practices. As Christians, we all deal with tough things from time to time. It is easy to put on a smile and make everything appear to be alright on the outside, when on the inside our hearts are full of anger, bitterness, hurt, or we are stumbling in our walk with Christ. Pastor encourages us in this message to pray that we have a real relationship with Jesus and live the way we are suppose to live. We should also pray for a pure heart so that we can walk in and experience a relationship with Christ to the fullest.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues a series sharing with us 10 prayers that every Christian should pray. This series stems from the 7 woes that Jesus shared concerning the Pharisees and their hypocritical practices. Pastor encourages us in this message to pray that we as Christians will have a heart for and love the lost, tell them about Jesus, disciple them, and then allow the Holy Spirit to work in them. Pastor Kelley explains the importance of Christians having hearts full of love. We have to love one another as well as the lost, otherwise, we will never reach those that are lost.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues his monthly session entitled “Pastor’s Heart.” In these sessions, Pastor Kelley rightly divides the scripture as well as encompasses a book entitled “When The Spirit Leads” to teach in detail what we, as Pentecostals, believe and why we, as Pentecostals, do what we do.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues a series sharing with us 10 prayers that every Christian should pray. This series stems from the 7 woes that Jesus shared concerning the Pharisees and their hypocritical practices. Pastor encourages us in this message to pray that Christ will teach us to be servants and to have a humble heart. In the world we live in today, it is easy to get caught up in the mentality of expecting people to serve us. But Christ calls for us as Christians to have a servants heart not only to Christ, but to each other. With the servants heart comes humility. We have to be careful not to let pride enter into our hearts. Pastor also encourages us to pray that we as Christians are not castaways or stumbling blocks to anyone. It is vitally important for us as Christians to live the right way and be the “real deal.”

In this episode, Pastor Kelley begins a series sharing with us 10 prayers that every Christian should pray. This series stems from the 7 woes that Jesus shared concerning the Pharisees and their hypocritical practices. Pastor encourages us in this message to pray that we as Christians will teach and walk the way that we should. In other words, Pastor Kelley stresses the importance of not only “talking to talk, but walking the walk.” We also need to pray that we will be hidden behind the cross at all times so that Jesus is lifted up. Listen to this message and allow God to instill within you what it takes to be a “real deal” Christian.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley stresses the importance of taking the message of the Gospel outside of the church walls and into the world. Our job as Christians is to be Fishers of Men. It is a job that every Christian is required to do without exception. Pastor Kelley asks us the question, “What are we as Christians doing to reach the lost?” We live in critical times and it is important that we, as Christians, examine ourselves and make sure we are living our lives as Fishers of Men!

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues his monthly session entitled “Pastor’s Heart.” In these sessions, Pastor Kelley rightly divides the scripture as well as encompasses a book entitled “When The Spirit Leads” to teach in detail what we, as Pentecostals, believe and why we, as Pentecostals, do what we do.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley shares several scriptures discussing a constant spiritual battle that every person faces: temptation. We are all faced with different temptations because every chance that Satan gets, he is going to try to knock us as Christians off of our feet. In this message, Pastor Kelley tells us that it is important for us to have a plan of action ready when temptation comes our way and how we should form our plan of action.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley shares several points with us concerning things that we can do as Christians when we feel like we are on the losing side of a battle in our lives. We all know that as Christians, we are victorious in the end with Christ, but sometimes we can lose our focus and vision in the middle of a battle in our lives. This is a message of encouragement to the Christian regardless of where you are in life.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley shares a message with fathers, grandfathers, and spiritual fathers on Father’s Day. Rather than sharing a message on what to do to be a good father, Pastor Kelley shares a message with fathers regarding what NOT to do to be a good father. Pastor Kelley brings a timely message to all fathers to stand up and be the spiritual leader that God has called for them to be, especially within their homes.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley concludes a series of sermons covering 18 small points that can make a huge difference in a person’s life. Pastor Kelley shares a message encouraging us as Christians to get serious about God. Often, we can get so wrapped up in the things going on around us that we end up putting God off for less important things or even playing games. It is also important for us to keep the promises that we make to God. The Christians of today are not taking God serious. If you find yourself unahppy with your life or your walk with Christ, or if you want to go deeper in your relationship with Chrsit, this is a timely message for you.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley shares a timely message to the confused; the ones who cannot seem to find direction in their life and really do not know where to go in any aspect of their lives. There is no need to fret, no need to worry, and no need to get mad at God. If you can identify and you need an answer, or if you feel like God is seemingly not hearing your prayers or answering you, tune in to this message and listen to what the Word of God has to say to you.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues a series of sermons covering 18 small points that can make a huge difference in a person’s life. Pastor Kelley covers several different points that are essential for us as Christians to live by in order to fully experience Christ in our lives. Pastor Kelley shares how important it is for children to honor their parents, because according to scripture a childs life span will be shortened if the child does not honor its parents. It is also important for us to be faithful to God at all times and never give up on Christ or the church. Being in the perfect will of God is the most rewarding and peaceful place for a Christian to be, but it is also the hardest. Christ is faithful and true and He will never give up on anyone.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues a series of sermons covering 18 small points that can make a huge difference in a person’s life. Pastor Kelley explains how we as people, how we as Christians, and how we as America have lost good advice. The trouble with good advice is that it often interferes with our plans. America was founded on the principles of God and if we as Christians and we as America does not return to those principles and that good advice, our country will continue to exist in trouble and turmoil. It’s not the right wing or the left wing, it’s all about Jesus. Pastor Kelley urges us to remember that life is short, but eternity lasts forever. Our time on Earth is short and we should be living lives sold out to Jesus Christ. That also means living a life uninvolved in gossip. Pastor Kelley urges us using scripture to stay away from gossip.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues his monthly session entitled “Pastor’s Heart.” In these sessions, Pastor Kelley rightly divides the scripture as well as encompasses a book entitled “When The Spirit Leads” to teach in detail what we, as Pentecostals, believe and why we, as Pentecostals, do what we do.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley takes a look at women from the Bible that are examples for mothers today to follow and pattern their lives after. Father’s Day comes and goes every year, but there seems to be something special about Mother’s Day. There is a special connection between children and their mothers. Pastor Kelley shares what the Word of God has to say about mothers and their connection with their children.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues a series of sermons covering 18 small points that can make a huge difference in a person’s life. Pastor Kelley asks if any of us can honestly say that our thoughts are pure and our sins are gone? Your answer would probably be no. The truth is that we all sin and make mistakes. It is easy sometimes to forget that we as Christians are all, in actuality, sinners. Sinners saved by grace. Repenting is a message that seems to have fallen by the wayside in churches of today. Pastor Kelley reminds us that repenting is a very important and necessary part of living the Christian life. Repenting keeps us as Christians humble before Christ and in return brings grace and mercy into our lives.

In this episode, Pastor Kelley continues a series of sermons covering 18 small points that can make a huge difference in a person’s life. Have you ever had anyone tell you, “Just trust me?” There are many people claim to be trustworthy, but how many people in your life can you actually say that you would place a great deal of trust in? The truth is that trust seems to be near extinct. In this day and age, it is important that men put their complete trust in Christ and becomes leaders in their homes. That means being the spiritual leaders of the home as they should be. We as Christians should all place our trust in Christ and live for Him. You can always put your faith in Christ and trust in Him.