Mission: "I Got My Doubts" - Dr. Mike

Planted in Purpose Part 2 - Pastor Elect Shon Nicole Turnbull

Planted in Purpose Part 2 - Pastor Elect Shon Nicole Turnbull

Planted in Purpose - Pastor Elect Shon Nicole Turnbull

Planted in Purpose - Pastor Elect Shon Nicole Turnbull

Bloom - Dr. Mike

There are many different types of mothers, but today the focus is on plant moms . These are the moms who lovingly care for their plants, sometimes even arranging their schedules around them. Some nurture flowers, while others grow vegetables and gardens that feed their families. Regardless of what is planted, we must remember this truth: God took time to form and mold each of us together with intention and care. Just as seeds are planted and nurtured to grow, God planted purpose inside of us. With God in your life, you are never just a seed left alone in the dirt — you are held in His hands. Each of us has been given something unique by God, and throughout life, He cultivates that purpose within us. Too often we compare ourselves to others and wish we were someone else, but God designed each person specifically for their own calling. Not every seed can grow in the same environment. Everyone needs their own light, care, and attention. Before anything blooms, it first has to be buried in the soil. Growth often happens in hidden places. What you do in private determines how you will grow in public.

Mission: "I Got My Doubts" - Dr. Mike

Have you ever make plans with someone—set the place, set the time, and when you get there… they’re either there or they’re not Jesus told His disciples where to meet Him. They showed up, they saw Him… and they worshiped. But here’s the real part, some of them still doubted. And that’s where we live. Because if we’re honest, doubt shows up. It’s part of being human. It doesn’t make you weak—it actually means you’re thinking, processing, growing. But here’s the key: you can’t let doubt take over your life. It’s okay to ask questions. It’s okay to wrestle. Just don’t let doubt pull you away from your purpose.

Living with Expectation - Pastor Marcus Gill!

This message comes from a difficult season in David’s life. In Psalm 62, David is fleeing from his son Absalom—a time marked by both family conflict and political turmoil. Despite the chaos, David teaches us a powerful lesson: don’t focus on people—focus on God. Expectation means having confident anticipation for a positive outcome. When our expectation is rooted in God, it is always positive. Negative thoughts and feelings are often distractions meant to pull us away from trusting Him. What begins with God carries a positive mindset and leads to a hopeful end. We must choose to expect something good. The Hebrew word “Quavah” means expectation—to wait and watch for God to move. It reminds us that God’s timing is perfect. He is never early, never late—always on time. Even when things don’t happen according to our will, we can trust that God is still working. It is never too late for Him to bring His promises to pass in our lives.