In this week's sermon, Pastor Derrel Strickland dives deep into the theme of surrender from a biblical perspective, with a specific focus on how surrendering to God's will is a pivotal aspect of Christian living.

Today’s message emphasizes the power of networking within the global Christian community, urging believers to live an unhindered life of faith, marked by spiritual development, healing, and missionary work.

This Sunday is BGMC Sunday. Pastor Sheena will be sharing about BGMC (Boys and Girls Missionary Challenge), the children's missions project. Then special guest speaker(s) David & Mary Boyd, will be preaching. David is the former National BGMC Director for the Assemblies of God.

So it's the end of the world. How do you feel about it? Today we will present what we as a church and as the Assemblies of God believe is a timeline of the end of the world, based on the Scriptures. There are many more details, but that's not the point. The point is: are you ready, and who are you taking with you?

Very often the load we carry becomes heavy. God does not want us to bear that burden alone. He is our burden bearer. We also are instructed to help those that are heavy laden to find the burden bearer.

God promises us that all things work together for good. That Greek word for works together is the word from which we get synergize. We are better together and God works with us, in us, and through us so all things can work together for good.

The last two weeks we have spoken about being rooted and growing in Christ. Today we finish this series speaking about bearing fruit. God does not desire us to be spiritually barren; His desire is for us to be fruitful. What kind of fruit are you bearing?

God is adamant in His Word that we should always be sowing, growing and harvesting. If we are not doing those things, then we are not doing what God asked, not asked, but demanded the church to do. Let's root, shoot, and fruit for the cause of Christ.

Today is part one of a three part message, "Root, Shoot, and Fruit." God does not desire us to spring up quickly and then face difficulty and then dry up and die. His desire for us is to be rooted in Him, Grow in Him and Bear fruit in Him.