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In this powerful Breakthrough Sunday message, Apostle Junie Kelley challenges us with the question: Who Do You Say Jesus Is? Drawing from Matthew 16:13-18 and 1 Corinthians 2:1-2, he highlights the importance of having a personal revelation of Christ. It’s not enough to know what others say—our faith must be built on who Jesus truly is to us.

Apostle Junie Kelley encourages believers to move beyond words and step into action, declaring that now is the time to impact the world with the truth of Jesus. When we stand firm on our revelation of Christ, we walk in authority, purpose, and breakthrough. Tune in to discover how your understanding of Jesus shapes your destiny!

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In this empowering mid-week message, Apostle Gregory Kelley unpacks God’s Promises About Your Future, revealing why every believer should be deeply invested in what God has declared. Drawing from Isaiah 46:10, Isaiah 55:8-9, Hebrews 13:5-6, and Psalm 139:16, he reminds us that God’s plans are sovereign, His thoughts are higher, and His presence is unwavering. When we align our lives with His promises, we step into a future shaped by divine purpose and assurance.

Apostle Kelley emphasizes that every fear stems from a misunderstanding of who God is and what He has promised. By trusting in His word and character, we can confidently walk forward without doubt or hesitation. Tune in to discover how embracing God’s promises will transform your outlook on the future and strengthen your faith.

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In this powerful sermon, Apostle Junie explores the profound meaning behind one of God's names—El Roi, The God Who Sees Me. Have you ever wondered how to describe the character of God? Through key scriptures like Genesis 16:1-13, 1 Peter 3:12, and Psalm 9:10, this message reveals that God is not distant or unaware but sees, cares, and watches over His people.

From Hagar’s story in the wilderness to the assurance found in James 4:8 and Psalm 121:3-4, Apostle Junie teaches that when you truly know who God is, your faith and confidence will be strengthened. Discover the comfort, hope, and encouragement that come from knowing El Roi—the God who sees you!

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In his sermon, Apostle Gregory D. Kelley emphasized that money is not a transformative force but rather an amplifier of a person's true nature. Using Luke 5:4-11 (CEV), he illustrated how Peter’s obedience to Jesus’ instruction led to an overflow of abundance. This moment underscored that wealth and resources should not define one's character but instead reveal one's level of faith, integrity, and purpose. Similarly, referencing 1 Samuel 17:25-30 (CEV), Apostle Kelley highlighted how David’s response to the rewards for defeating Goliath was not driven by greed but by his unwavering confidence in God's power. This passage served as a reminder that our mindset toward money and opportunity is a reflection of our heart’s posture before God.

Apostle Kelley also explored the importance of financial strategy through Matthew 17:27 (CEV), where Jesus instructed Peter to catch a fish to find the needed coin. This passage demonstrated that divine wisdom and strategic action go hand in hand in securing provision. He challenged the congregation to ask themselves, "How do you come up with a strategy?"—encouraging them to seek God’s guidance in managing resources effectively rather than relying solely on human understanding. By doing so, believers can ensure that wealth serves as a tool for purpose and impact rather than a distraction or source of corruption. Through this powerful message, Apostle Kelley reinforced that financial gain is not an end in itself but a test of stewardship, faithfulness, and character.

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Apostle Gregory Kelley’s sermon, Hell: Lazarus & The Rich Man, explores the parable in Luke 16:19-31 (AMP), emphasizing that this is not a narrative about wealth or poverty determining one’s eternal destiny but a profound lesson on the state of the heart. The rich man’s life of indulgence, marked by neglect for Lazarus’ suffering, reflects a lack of compassion and spiritual awareness. Apostle Kelley highlights Matthew 6:21 (AMP), reminding listeners that “where your treasure is, there your heart will be also,” urging us to evaluate what we truly value. The sermon challenges us to live with eternity in mind, prioritizing righteousness, stewardship, and empathy, as our choices in this life bear eternal consequences.

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In this captivating message, Apostle Gregory Kelley dives into the profound significance of Jesus’ first miracle—turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana, as recorded in John 2:1-11 (AMP). This inaugural sign of Jesus’ ministry reveals more than a moment of celebration; it is a powerful prophetic declaration. Drawing from Psalm 34:8 (AMP), Apostle Kelley encourages us to "taste and see" the goodness of the Lord, emphasizing the invitation to experience the joy and transformation that Jesus brings. With a prophetic word to the congregation, he declares: Everything sad is going to come untrue.

The message also challenges us to confront the fears and failures that hinder us from living authentically. Through questions that probe our insecurities and insights from Matthew 25:14-25 (NIV) and Proverbs 24:16 (NIV), Apostle Kelley highlights resilience as the key to overcoming failure. He illustrates the path to success with examples of historical figures who refused to give up and reminds us that failure is only final if we stop learning. This sermon is a call to live boldly, rooted in grace and courage, trusting that God’s transformative power will cover every weakness, just as Jesus did for those at the wedding feast.

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In this empowering message, Apostle Gregory Kelley explores how God's promises provide reassurance when we face the fear of failure. Rooted in Matthew 25:14-25 (NIV), the sermon addresses common fears that hinder us from pursuing our dreams and fulfilling our potential—fear of judgment, incompetence, and disappointing others. Apostle Kelley challenges listeners to confront these fears through reflection and the Word of God, asking nine penetrating questions that help uncover hidden anxieties about failure.

Drawing wisdom from James 3:2 (NIV), Ecclesiastes 7:20 (NIV), and Proverbs 24:16 (NIV), Apostle Kelley reveals four transformative principles to neutralize fear: accepting that failure is a universal experience, understanding that failure is never final with resilience, and learning from every stumble with humility. Highlighting historical figures like George Washington, Napoleon, and Albert Einstein, he reminds us that persistence is key to success. The message concludes with the encouragement of Galatians 6:9 (Jerusalem Bible): do not grow weary in doing good, for in due season, we will reap if we do not give up. Let this sermon inspire you to trust God’s promises, embrace resilience, and view failure as a stepping stone to success.

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