Hi, My name is Adam. I am a disciple of Jesus Christ. I hold fast to the scriptures and the truth of the bible. I believe that It is the infallible word of God. I hold to the trinitarian belief. I want to share the Gospel of Jesus and spread the Good news.
Making the Adjustment
Good evening Family,
No bible study today, we will start our need series next Sunday. I am working to diligently to put together our new study series about ........
Guess you going to have to tune in to see the next part of our bible study journey.
It is a blessing as I put together each study for you doing my diligence in my preparations.
Sneak peak go and read Matthew 13:44-45 type in the comment section on your thoughts on where we are on our next journey.
God bless you
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Making the Adjustment
Good morning family
Scripture offers profound encouragement for those facing difficulty. God assures believers that “all things work together for good” for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose (Rom 8:28), and the Lord declares plans for welfare rather than harm, designed to give hope and a future (Jer 29:11). This foundational promise anchors Christian confidence even amid uncertainty.
When anxiety threatens, believers are invited to bring their requests to God through prayer and thanksgiving, receiving the peace of God that surpasses understanding to guard their hearts and minds in Christ (Phil 4:6–7). God’s presence removes fear, offering strength and help through His righteous hand (Isa 41:10). Jesus invites the weary and burdened to find rest in Him, promising His yoke is easy and burden is light (Matt 11:28–30).
For those experiencing loss or discouragement, while the outer self deteriorates, the inner self is renewed daily, and present afflictions prepare an eternal weight of glory beyond comparison (2 Cor 4:16–18). Suffering itself produces endurance, which develops character, which cultivates hope—a hope grounded in God’s love poured into hearts through the Holy Spirit (Rom 5:3–5). God’s steadfast love never ceases and His mercies are new every morning, demonstrating great faithfulness (Lam 3:22–23).
Practically, believers are encouraged to cast their anxieties on God because He cares for them (1 Pet 5:7), and trusting God with all one’s heart and acknowledging Him in all ways results in straightened paths (Prov 3:5–6). Jesus offers peace and invites His followers to take heart, having overcome the world (John 16:33).
Additional biblical passages reinforce these themes: God serves as refuge and strength, a present help in trouble (Ps 46:1); the Lord hears the righteous who cry for help and draws near to the brokenhearted (Ps 34:17–18); and those who wait on the Lord renew their strength and find renewed capacity for life’s demands (Isa 40:31).
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God bless you
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No bible study today but will return next Sunday.
Next week we will talk about creation, God's purpose and our purpose.
Have a great holiday wknd.
God bless you
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Making the Adjustment
Good morning family
Scripture offers profound encouragement for every season of struggle. The foundational assurance that God serves as your shepherd establishes security and provision (Ps 23), while even in life’s darkest valleys, His presence eliminates the need for fear (Ps 23). This isn’t mere comfort—it’s active protection rooted in relationship.
When anxiety threatens to overwhelm, Jesus extends an invitation to those carrying heavy burdens, promising that learning from His gentle nature brings deep restoration to the soul (Matt 11:28–30). Rather than dismissing your struggles, Scripture directs you to voice your concerns through prayer and gratitude, which releases God’s peace—a stability that transcends logical explanation and guards your inner life (Phil 4:6–7).
The reality of difficulty isn’t hidden. The world brings genuine hardship, yet Christ has already overcome it, inviting you to share in His victory (John 16:33). For those who love God, even painful circumstances align toward ultimate good according to His purposes (Rom 8:28). This doesn’t mean suffering disappears, but rather gains redemptive meaning.
God’s character itself becomes your anchor. His plans move toward your flourishing, not destruction, and include a genuine future (Jer 29:11). His compassion never exhausts itself; each morning brings fresh evidence of His faithfulness (Lam 3:22–23). The Lord accompanies you in your fears and will never abandon you (Deut 31:6).
When strength fails, waiting on God renews your capacity to persevere without collapsing under the weight (Isa 40:31). Nothing in creation—no force, no circumstance, no power—can sever you from God’s love demonstrated through Christ (Rom 8:38–39). This isn’t wishful thinking but the bedrock upon which endurance stands.
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8 am Service: youtube.com/live/N9k7Zwxl1Dc?is=duQiOf-8zKBcoqbu
1030am Service: youtube.com/live/zUZBzDgVz4E?is=_DPX1jW44iIAFn3S
1 pm Service: youtube.com/live/Kd3zxDnOMOw?is=bXoMjJmRfDZ6dL5S
I pray that that blesses you as it did for me, Amen.
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Making the Adjustment
Good evening family,
Happy father's day to the Fathers out there. Happy father's to the mothers who had to step in to fill a role that was not thiers but took on that role. Happy father's day to those who have adopted those that are not theirs but love them as if they were. Happy fathers day to those expecting. To those that this might not be a great day because you father might have passed on, remember the memories you have you have them for a reason. Also, forgive the ones who left, or who didnt show up. Show them grace, show them care and compassion as we were shown, and forgive as we were forgiven, amen.
Thank you most importantly to Our heavenly father who has placed people in our lives not on accident, but purposely.
My mom always told us dont just celebrate your mom and dad on this day but also on the other 364 days. Show them they matter show them you appreciate them, show them you love them. Tell them you love them, they can never stop hearing that.
In honor of Father's day no Bible study tonight, spend time with your loved ones and littles ones. Share the Gospel, tell them all the things God has done that allows you to be here today and Glorify your father in Heaven.
God bless
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Making the Adjustment
Good morning family
Salvation rests on God’s initiative, not your performance. God’s love for the world moved him to give his only Son so that those who believe in him would not perish but have eternal life (John 3:16). This isn’t something you earn—you are saved through faith by grace, and this gift comes from God rather than from your own effort, so no one can boast (Eph 2:8–9).
The path forward is remarkably simple. If you confess that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved (Rom 10:9–10). God demonstrated his love by sending Christ to die for us while we were still sinners (Rom 5:8)—not waiting for you to get your life together first, but meeting you exactly where you are.
What makes this message genuinely encouraging is what happens next. There is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus (Rom 8:1). Everyone who receives him and believes in his name receives the right to become God’s children (John 1:12). If you are in Christ, you become a new creation—the old has passed away and the new has come (2 Cor 5:17). This isn’t a distant hope; these things are written so you may know right now that you have eternal life (1 John 5:11–13).
Your security rests in God’s grip, not your grip. Christ gives eternal life to his followers, and they will never perish because no one can snatch them from his hand (John 10:28–29). Nothing in all creation—neither death nor life, neither present nor future—can separate you from God’s love in Christ Jesus (Rom 8:38–39).
I pray that that blesses you,
Grace and peace and God bless you.
2819 Church Service
8am service: youtube.com/live/jN3CWcKvDWg?si=OkDQ-h3HvocvkfPR
1030 am Service: youtube.com/live/Uubeforwhd4?si=_-iEKKm-eC17SyLU
1 pm Service: youtube.com/live/zMouB2GVZis?si=fvv80Jppb_91xSM4
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Making the Adjustment
Good morning family,
Falling—whether literal or metaphorical—is one of the most universal human experiences, and Scripture speaks directly to the shame and discouragement that follows.
You are not defined by this moment. Proverbs 24:16 reminds us that “the righteous fall seven times and rise again, but the wicked stumble in times of calamity.” Notice the assumption built into that verse: falling is expected for those pursuing righteousness. It’s not a sign of failure; it’s part of the process. What matters is the rising.
Shame thrives in isolation. The impulse after falling is often to hide—to pretend it didn’t happen or to withdraw from others. But confession and vulnerability are where healing begins. James 5:16 invites us to “confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed.” You don’t have to carry this alone.
God’s mercies are new every morning. Lamentations 3:22-23 offers profound comfort: the Lord’s compassions “are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” Whatever happened yesterday doesn’t determine what’s possible today. Each dawn is genuinely a fresh start, not just motivational rhetoric—it’s a theological reality rooted in God’s character.
The fall itself can become redemptive. Your weakness is precisely where God’s strength becomes visible (2 Corinthians 12:9). Some of the most transformative growth in Scripture comes not from people who never stumbled, but from those who fell hard and discovered grace was deeper than their failure.
Get up. Reach out. Confess. Rest in mercy. And move forward—not because you’re strong enough, but because you’re held by something stronger than your stumble.
Amen amen amen
I pray that that blesses you
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REMINDER: 7 pm est Bible Study, join, invite a friend...
Bible Study Series What does the Bible say about....The Trinity
Link to todays Study: youtube.com/live/cQEAUIw9p2k?feature=share
Bible study Outline:
To understand the Trinity
- Does the Old Testament talk about the trinity and where in the New Testament can you find Trinity in the text?
- What does the bible say?
- Why it is important?
- How to confidently comprehend it so you can explain it
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Making the Adjustment
Good morning family
God’s presence and strength anchor biblical encouragement. When fear threatens, God promises: “I am with you... I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” (Isa 41:10) This isn’t distant reassurance—it’s the declaration that God actively sustains those who trust Him.
The pathway through difficulty involves recognizing your capacity for endurance. Paul writes, “I can do all things through him who strengthens me,” (Phil 4:13) anchoring human capability not in personal willpower but in Christ’s power flowing through weakness. When Paul experienced his own struggles, God told him, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness,” leading him to conclude: “when I am weak, then I am strong.” (2 Cor 12:9–10)
Your circumstances don’t determine your future. God declares, “I know the plans I have for you... plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” (Jer 29:11) This promise reframes present difficulty as temporary, not definitive. Even when outwardly circumstances deteriorate, “our inner self is being renewed day by day,” and “this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison.” (2 Cor 4:16–18)
Hope itself becomes your resource. The God of hope fills believers “with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.” (Rom 15:13) Joy rooted in God’s presence becomes “your strength.” (Neh 8:10)
2819 service
8 am Service: youtube.com/live/U-cG1qtTp3U?si=uzLxxfDFjbXLyv_t
1030 am Service:youtube.com/live/6wFcL5bD51o?si=8GsM4ShFLUjyqh6b
1 pm Service: youtube.com/live/jtO8RDfGLFw?si=xa_9MKmq_e8-RrC7
God bless you, I pray that this blesses you.
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Making the Adjustment
No bible study today, gonna go visit my mother's rest place with my brothers.
Today is mother's day, and we are going to honor our Mothers. Hold your mother's tight if they are next to you, for those who's have lost their mother honor them for their sacrific, love, care and the gift from God that they were to you, that helped you to be who you are, for those who didnt have a mother pray in their life, give them forgiveness even if they stepped out of your life, start a new today with the same forgiveness you were given, for those who were not your biological mother and have stepped in to fill that role in any capacity, honor them for their sacrifice and genuineness to love you like you were their own.
We will return next week to talk about The Trinity, so get your questions ready, write down your questions and lets see where we can find The Trinity in the bible, since everyone says you cant, lets show them by just READING...
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