The Light

Today, Bishop starts a series from Romans 5:12-21 on the topic of "The Rescue of Mankind." All of sin is the result of disobedience. Sin and death are always together. Sin affects the whole body. Christ is the cure for the sinner. God credits Christ's righteousness to sinners who believe and accept His gift. Christ paid the penalty for sin and guilt and has fulfilled the just requirements of the law. Christ was "made sin" in the place of sinners, dying as their substitute. Once Jesus lift us into God's presence, we are free to obey - out of love, not necessity, and through God's power, not our own. Be bless by this powerful message. Have a great and safe week.

Today, Bishop Rodgers teaches from John 10:1-10 on how believers gain access to the church. The job of the Shepherd is to care, conduct and government of the church. Christ is the only door to the church. Those who God called to govern His people are called under shepherds (pastors). Bishop provides six markers of a good shepherd. Be bless by this powerful message. Have a safe and wonderful week.

Today, Bishop Rodgers teaches from John 7:1-10 on the timing of God. Many of us excuse our poor use of time by thinking that if we knew exactly what God wanted us to do, we would use our days more wisely. But this is not true. When God sends you to a church, you will stay there. Enjoy this powerful message. Have a safe and bless weekend.

Today, Bishop continues the series "The Practice of Willful Sin" from Hebrews 10:26-31. Willful sin is equivalent to not drawing near, not confessing and not assembling in God. A small leak neglected will sink a ship. Ask yourself two questions: (1) What do I like about church? and (2) What do I like about this church? The answer is your seed which you should nurture to bring about fruit in the kingdom of God. There is nothing wrong with God's church, but there is something wrong with us. This is why we are in church. Enjoy this powerful message. Have a safe and bless week.

Today, Bishop teaches from Hebrews 10:26-31 on the topic of "Willful Sin" in the lives of believers. The Holy Spirit lives within each one whose sins has been forgiven. Our salvation must be more than intellectual but spiritual. It is vital that we do not ignore the leading of the Holy Spirit. Also, we must be careful not to be victims of "leukemia of noncommitment." This is a powerful message and we hope it ministers to you and turns you toward God for mercy & forgiveness. Have a bless & safe week.

Today, Bishop P. O. Rodgers teaches from 1st Samuel 18:1-16 on how success brings problems. He uses David's as an example of the problems he faced when he was anointed king. The moment you prove yourself faithful in natural things, and begin to achieve some measure of success, get ready for some changes. Any success will bring you problems, but who you serve will determine how they are solved. As believers, we need to be faithful and not ambitious. Remember, you are not stuck, you are being faithful in the season you are in. Be bless by this powerful message. Have a great and safe week.

Today, Bishop teaches from Luke 12:41-48 on what we as believers should be doing while we are waiting on the Lord. Believers should be working in the kingdom of God. God uses natural things to teach us spiritual realities. God expects His people to watch, work and be faithful to His word. As we are faithful, we will be given increased opportunities and responsibilities. The more we grow up in the word the more we must do with the word.

Today, Bishop P. O. Rodgers teaches from the following scriptures Exodus 13:17-19, Deu. 8:2-31, Mark 1:4 and Luke 1:80 about the purpose of the wilderness experience. The wilderness suggests a time of testing and learning patience. It is an opportunity to grow up spiritually. We should never put our trust in man or leaders, but God alone. God tests us to so we will know what's in our hearts. It is a humbling experience, but it is crucial in the life of a believer. Be bless by this powerful message. Have a great and safe week.

Today, Bishop Rodgers teaches from Matthew 18:21-35 on the topic "Release Me & Let Me Go." Peter provides an excellent example on how we has believers can walk into unforgiveness. Peter lack humility because he assumed his brother would sin against him, but Peter would not sin against his brother. Love keeps no records of wrongs. We need to learn how to forgive often, until it becomes a habit.

Today, Bishop teaches from Genesis 4:1-7 on the consequences of carnal worship. Cain and Abel represent two classes of people: The lost and the saved. Cain was mad at God and took out his anger on Abel. Abel's offered his offering with an eye to God's will; unlike Cain did not offer in faith. An unforgiving spirit can hinder our worship to God and destroys our fellowship with God and His people.

Today, Bishop teaches on recognizing demonic activity in a believer's life from Luke 8:26-39. There is a distinction between disease and possession. Bishop outlines six tactics of demons and characteristics of demonic activity in someone. As believers, if we recognize demonic activity within our loves ones, we have an obligation to pray and fast for that loved one until they come out of bondage. Be bless by this powerful message. Have a bless and safe week.

Today, Bishop continues the series "Let Jesus Take Command" from Luke 5:1-11. Bishop uses Peter's as an example on how Peter grew from a fisherman to God's man by seven step process. This is a descriptive picture of the steps Jesus used in calling men to help Him in the enormous task of reaching the world. Be bless by this powerful message. Have a safe and bless week.

Today, Bishop P. O. Rodgers starts a new series from Luke 5:1-11 on the importance of understanding the first attributes of God's nature examining how Peter allowed Jesus to take command of his vessel. As followers of Christ, we should strive to be full-time followers instead of part-time followers. Enjoy the powerful message. Have a safe and bless week.

Bishop P. O. Rodgers continues the series "How We Grow in the Kingdom?" from Mark 4:26-29. Souls are waiting to come into the kingdom. God determines how we grow. There is a three step process to growth: (1) We sow the seed (Word); (2) The soil (hart) is prepared by the Holy Spirit and (3) The process of growth takes place in steps (work of the God). Be bless by this powerful message. Have a safe and bless week.

Today, Bishop Rodgers continues the series on "How We Grow in the Kingdom" from Mark 4:26-29. The church is a work in progress. It is being built and the kingdom is here. Bishop teaches on how righteousness is a believer's position in Christ; peace is a believer's condition in Christ and joy is the believer's disposition because of Christ. Enjoy this powerful and life changing Word. Have a safe and bless weekend.

Today, Bishop Rodgers teaches from Mark 4:26-29 on how we grow in the kingdom. The work of Christ is build the church and the work of the believer is to reveal the kingdom. The kingdom of God is the rule of God. The kingdom is NOT a matter of external performance, but of internal changes that are reflected on the outside.

Today, Bishop P. O. Rodgers teaches from Deuteronomy 26:1-19 on the three public confessions we as believers are required to make. The three confessions are first fruits, God's faithfulness and our obedience. We must be totally souled out to God and playing church. Enjoy this powerful message. Have a safe and bless week.

Today, as we celebrate the last day of our Pastor's 31st Anniversary, Apostle Kenneth Anderson, God of Deliverance Ministries - Rocky Mount, delivers a powerful message of the importance of understanding your why. He teaches from Acts 9:4-6 on understanding "why" or "purpose" for being part of the a local church. The more you think you are whole, the less you need the pastors, which can be dangerous. Enjoy this powerful message and may you apply it into your life. Have a safe and bless week.

Today, Bishop Rodgers teaches from John 15:12-17 on the topic of "What Kind of Friend Are You?" Many of us have acquaintances but very few friends. Sometimes, we misplace our trust, by putting our trust and faith in people instead of God. Bishop teaches three key principles required in friendship. Christian love is not a feeling, it is an act of one's will. Please examine your Christian love walk as you answer the question: "What type of relationship do I have with Jesus?" Be bless by this powerful word. Have a great and safe week.

Today, Bishop P. O. Rodgers teaches from Matthew 16:21-24 on God's purpose for each one of us. God's plan for us will not be revealed unless we are willing to be instructed. Also, he tells us four key things to remember about purpose. Be bless by this powerful message. Have a great and safe week.