In this episode of Peace Notes, we sit down with Pastor Cliffton Knight to reflect on the story of Elijah from the book of Kings — a prophet who, despite his miraculous victories, fled in fear when faced with the threat of Jezebel.
Elijah had just defeated the false prophets on Mount Carmel when he received a chilling message from Jezebel: “Tomorrow, your life will be like one of the prophets you killed.” Without … Read the rest
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In Episode 8 of Peace Notes, we sat down with Pastor Keith Crawford following his message titled “Issues”—a fresh, soul-stirring look at the woman with the issue of blood and what her story means for us today.
Most of us know the story: a woman, bleeding for 12 years, presses through a crowd to touch the hem of Jesus’ garment. But what Pastor Crawford revealed was … Read the rest
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In Episode 6 of Peace Notes, we sat down with Errol Martin to unpack a critical conversation around people, judgment, and the challenges we face within the church. Centered around the story of the woman caught in adultery and Jonathan McReynolds’ song “People,” this episode tackled the real struggle of dealing with others while trying to live a Christ-centered life.
Errol shared how the woman caught in … Read the rest
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In this episode of Peace Notes, Pastor Steve Cassimy shared a timely message titled “He Knows My Name”, diving into the heart of what it truly means to be a Christian. One of the central themes he unpacked was the difference between spirituality and religiosity, a debate that has existed in the church for decades. Too often, people lead with their denomination rather than their … Read the rest
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Today was nothing short of inspiring as we celebrated Women’s International Day of Prayer—a day filled with faith, unity, and the undeniable presence of God. The atmosphere was vibrant as women, dressed in beautiful colors, led the service with confidence and grace. Their voices filled the room in worship, … Read the rest
In today’s conversation, we explored the lives of Daniel and others like him—men who remained undefiled despite the challenges they faced. How is it possible to live with such integrity in a world like ours?
The answer is found not only in the Bible but also in common sense: they purposed in their hearts. Their faithfulness wasn’t accidental; it was intentional. They weren’t forced to live righteously. They had the option to take a break, … Read the rest
In a world that often emphasizes status and recognition, it’s easy to feel that serving others is reserved for those with special training, education, or even a specific title. However, the truth is that serving is for everyone. You don’t need to be a leader, hold a formal position, or even be a Christian to serve. Service begins with a willing heart and the desire to help others in their moment of … Read the rest
As we reflect on the Christmas story, we’re reminded of the profound truth that Jesus Christ came to lift humanity up. This truth is not just a historical event—it’s a reality that transforms how we see and interact with others every day.
The birth of Jesus teaches us that God’s love for humanity is not dependent on status, wealth, … Read the rest
Today, our sanctuary was filled with the power of worship and the beauty of music as we welcomed over 30 guest singers from neighboring churches to join us in a heartfelt celebration of faith. The day was truly a symphony of praise, featuring not only incredible vocalists but also inspiring praise dancers, the soulful sound of a saxophone, and a special performance by our very own Pastor Kevin Brown. From start to finish, it was … Read the rest