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Our Heavenly Father Is Good

The love of God is often separated to Jesus and Jesus alone, while painting the Father as cold, distant, and judgmental. The God of the Old Testament is often painted as an evil God who has no mercy nor love within Him, but is that true? Is the God of the Old Testament and the God of the Old Testament two different personalities? One evil and condemning, while the other kind and loving? What of the Father? Is God the Father loving? Is He forgiving? Is He merciful? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he sheds light on the eternal love of God in his message, Our Heavenly Father Is Good.

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Thankfulness Is Good Medicine

Thanksgiving is a time that we take a moment and give thanks for all that we have. We go out of our way to be thankful, or at the very least, say something we are thankful for. But what if we weren’t only thankful on Thanksgiving Day right before we enjoy our deliciously prepared turkey? What would happen? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he explains the necessity of thanksgiving in his Thanksgiving message, Thankfulness Is Good Medicine.

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Darker The Night

The Scriptures say that the World rejects Jesus, the Light, because they love darkness. Darkness is running rampant through our societies, homes, schools, and even our churches. Jesus said to work while it is day because darkness is coming when no one can work. Darkness is a significant enemy of the Church. Jesus said that we are the light of the world. So, what are we to do next? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he shines some light on this present darkness infiltrating the Church in his message, Darker The Night.

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Fight! Fight! Fight!

There’s currently a war wreaking havoc on the entire world. What war? The spiritual war for our souls. There is a real enemy waging a real war on all of humanity attempting to destroy any remanence of the Church. So, what are we to do? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he encourages us this Veteran’s Day to pick up our spiritual weapons and stand on Scripture in his message, Fight! Fight! Fight!

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The Bread of Life

Jesus told a large group that if they wanted to inherit the Kingdom of God, they would have to eat His flesh and drink His blood. This teaching was so difficult for them to accept that many of His own followers abandoned Him. So, what did Jesus mean when He told them they had to eat His flesh and drink His blood? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he opens our eyes to the symbolism and the importance of Communion in his message, The Bread of Life.

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We Must Be About Our Father’s Business

Jesus said, “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.” In other words, faith alone won’t save you. We have to work. Why? Because faith without works is dead. You have to do something AFTER you have been redeemed because we aren’t saved by works but by grace through faith. So, what are we to do if faith alone isn’t enough? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he opens our eyes to the acceptable year of the LORD in his message, We Must Be About Our Father’s Business.

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The New Indulgences

With each generation the world seemingly gets darker and darker. Running farther and farther away from God as fast as humanly possible. Yet if we pause and look around, we’ll notice that our generations are doing nothing new, we’ve just reclaimed the old and put our own spin on it. What does that mean? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he opens our eyes to the Truth of King Solomon’s statement, “There is nothing new under the sun,” in his message, The New Indulgences.

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The Feast of Booths

Once a year, all of Israel would leave their homes and dwell in tents. For seven days, the people of Israel would dwell in tents and remember that their ancestors dwelt in tents in the wilderness before they could enter the promised land. If this is a Jewish Feast, what does it have to do with us today? All of these feasts will one day be fulfilled, and that directly affects all of humanity. Therefore, if this feast has yet to be fulfilled, then we, especially Christians, are looking forward to the fulfillment, as these are just a shadow of the good things to come. Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he sheds some light on the final feast of the seven God-sanctioned feasts in his message, The Feast of Booths.

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The Final Atonement

The LORD Himself has ordained 7 feasts. Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement) is one of, if not the holiest, of the seven feasts of the LORD. As Christians, we don’t keep the feasts as we are no longer under the Law of Moses, but now under the Law of Christ. So, why should we care? And if we aren’t keeping the feasts, why do we remember it and talk about it? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he opens our eyes to the importance of this holy Jewish Feast in his message, The Final Atonement.

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At The Last Trump

There are seven feasts sanctioned by the LORD God in the Law of Moses. Each feast foreshadows an event. Passover, Unleavened Bread, First Fruits, and Weeks have all been fulfilled. Four have been fulfilled, three are left. This Monday evening is the beginning of the Feast of Trumpets. A heavily debated feast in the Church today. Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he opens our eyes to mysteries of the feasts in his message, At The Last Trump.

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