Pastor Johnson shares some of the things he's learned from the financial fast

Pastor Johnson delivers a stirring communion homily on the hope of salvation

The question is simple - "Are You Really Free?"

Pastor Johnson challenges us with the emphasis for the 2013 - I Will Grow

Pastor Johnson delivers a stirring charge as we close 2012 with a communion service

Pastor Johnson shares a wonderful message based Luke 2:13,14 following our Christmas musical celebration

Pastor Johnson reminds us of our mission in this world

Pastor Munoz provides biblical insight into our attitude toward the holidays

Are you possessed?

Pastor Johnson teaches us how to be trained, armed, and ready for ministry

Pastor Johnson describes the mindset of the modern age and how to evangelize to that modern mindset

Pastor Johnson describes the history of societal thinking and how it influences the way we minister and reach out to our neighbors.

Pastor Johnson delivers the third Healing Day message of 2012

Pastor Johnson delivers a sermon on the need for reconciliation in relationships

Pastor Johnson delivers a powerful sermon on Men's Empowerment Day

Pastor Johnson delivers a powerful sermon on marriage and relationship growth

Pastor Johnson continues the family healing theme with a powerful message on the topic of sexual integrity.

Pastor Johnson outlines principles for effective communication

The second Healing Day service of the year

Pastor Johnson describes the 3 traits needed in the Christian character - Humility, Integrity and Committment

Pastor Johnson describes how positive thinking affects our spiritual and emotional well being

Pastor Johnson continues the theme of emotional healing with a sermon on anger.

Pastor Johnson delivers a thought provoking homily for communion Sabbath

Pastor Johnson continues with the series on emotional healing

Pastor Johnson continues the theme of physical and emotion healing with a sermon on stress, it's impact, and how to manage it

On this special baptism Sabbath, Pastor Johnson talks about Mary Magdeline and her very personal relationship with Jesus

Pastor Johnson describes the levels of commitment and their ability to produce lasting change in our lives.

Pastor Johnson compares communion to the marriage relationship and describes it as a way to renew our relationship with Christ.

Pastor Johnson teaches about the atoning power of Jesus that frees us from the condemnation of sin.

Pastor Johnson speaks about the need for personal devotion as a way to prevent spiritual disease.

Pastor Johnson reminds us of the power of belief that will result in our physical, emotional, spiritual and financial healing

Pastor Johnson begins the new year with a message about the tree of life and its healing properties

This special musical program includes a narrated Christmas message along with a homily from Pastor Johnson

The gospel writers each describe pieces of Jesus. Pastor Johnson helps us to put the pieces together to give us a complete picture of Jesus, and then of ourselves.

A powerful message about the transformation that takes place in the life of the Christian

Pastor Johnson reveals the essence of true Christianity - a personal relation with Jesus Christ

Pastor Johnson delivers a powerful message revealing the self image that God desires for us to have.

Based on the story of Joseph, Pastor Johnson provides wonderful insight into breaking the cycle of family dysfunction.

Pastor Johnson reminds us that we cannot be blessed if we hold on to what that which belongs to the Lord

In Part 2 of the Stewardship series, Pastor Johnson encourages us to lay up our treasure in heaven

A heart that is fully devoted to God is the account that the women gave from when she gave her last bit of food to the prophet. This is the type of giving that God expects from us.

Pastor Johnson delivers a powerful sermon about the true vision of the church on Seabrook Vision Day

In this communion sermon, Pastor Johnson reminds us to turn the spiritual lights on to see what Jesus has done for us.

When we neglect the mission that God gave to us, our story departs from the story of Jesus, who immediately set out to do the will of His Father.

Our greatest fears come from not what we see, but what we do not see. It is at these times that we must exercise faith.

Pastor Johnson concludes this series with a focus on being driven by the love of Christ

In this sixth installment of the series, Pastor Johnson encourages us to move past self-preservation to better serve our neighbors.

Pastor Johnson continues with part 5 of the series focused on serving our neighbors with a focus on following our Guide, the Holy Spirit

In this communion homily, Pastor Johnson reminds us that Jesus is always were he is supposed to be at the proper time in our lives

Pastor Johnson continues with part 4 of the series on serving our neighbors with a focus on climbing out of isolation and separation.

Pastor Johnson continues with part 3 of the series on serving our neighbors with a focus on swimming back toward social responsibility.

In this first sermon of the series on service, Pastor Johnson reminds us that we cannot be comfortable and follow Christ's example of service.

God has a plan for us individually that He is certain about

God places a premium on fighting and defending the rights of the underpriveledged - Serving Our Neighbor

Lot provides an interesting example of the saving value of service

Pastor Johnson concludes the Growing In Christ series with the fifth sermon in the series

In this New Year's Day message, Pastor Johnson encourages us to press on towards the mark in 2011

Pastor Johnson challenges us to tear off the wrapping and step out of the box of our "religous" thinking.

Part 4 of the 5 part series that teaches us how to grow in our relationship with Jesus Christ

Part 3 of the 5 part series that teaches us how to grow in our relationship with Jesus Christ

Part 2 of this exciting and challenging Christian growth series.

In part 1 of this 5 part series, Pastor Johnson admonishes us to move past childish Christian behavior and grow up in Christ.

When we come in contact with Christ through His Word, we are ALWAYS changed, either for the better or for the worst. Which way we change depends on how we respond to our encounter with Christ – whether in obedience or disobedience.

This sermon explains the person and work of the Holy Spirit and focuses on the Spirit’s function to convict of sin which is disobedience to the commands of God. We stress the danger in ignoring the Holy Spirit’s conviction.

The proverbial “judgment day” is, in fact, a reality. This sermon explains how, for many, judgment day is in progress right now and emphasizes the fact that Jesus is our Attorney and He will not lose our case.

This message describes what baptism symbolizes. It makes clear that baptism, both of the water and the Spirit, is absolutely necessary in order for one to see the Kingdom.

This sermon explains how our financial priorities are grouped into two main categories in the eyes of God: earthly and heavenly. We show how we should invest our finances in heaven and talk about the eternal and temporal benefits of making our financial investment in heaven the priority over investing in earth.

This sermon establishes the credibility of the Bible on nutrition bared out by overwhelming scientific and medical evidence. On the strength of the Bible’s credibility, we talk about those things that the Bible has forbidden us to eat.

This sermon we exposes the various myths about what happens when a person dies and explain what the Bible teaches about death. We emphasize that death is a temporary state for the believer because of the victory that Christ secured over it.

In this message we explain how the Sabbath was changed and who changed it. We challenge the listeners to choose to obey God’s instructions rather than human devising.

In this sermon we explain how the absence of spiritual renewal is a major factor in the chaotic, anxiety-filled lives we often find ourselves living. Worship is a vital part of spiritual renewal. We talk about the Sabbath as one missing element in the worship of many Christians.

In most well-functioning homes there are temporary rules and there are permanent rules. Temporary rules are in place for a time to accomplish some particular aim. Permanent rules are not designed to reach a certain goal, rather they form the basis of a value system. These rules endure regardless of changing circumstances. God has some temporary rules (Mosaic Law) and some permanent rules (Ten Commandments). The Mosaic Law has been nullified by the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ. The Ten Commandments stands as God’s expectation for His people.

This message paints the picture of a peaceful and happy society, free of war, violence, and injustice and shows how such a society could exist if everyone adhered to the Ten Commandments. We illustrate how living in disobedience to the Ten Commandments leads to the stressful, pain-filled lives that we often lead today.

This message highlights the numerous global crises that are escalating in our world – economic woes, international strife, environmental devastation, etc. We examine how these things were foretold in the Bible as indications of the nearness of Christ’s coming and stress the fact that the earth is becoming increasingly uninhabitable for human beings, which makes Christ’s coming all the more urgent.

The title hints at the idea that we must go centuries back to an ancient prophecy to understand what is to occur in the future of our world. In this sermon, we present the prophecy of Daniel 2, showing how it looks clear into our time and to the end. We emphasize the coming of the stone and what it represents.

Often we want to change circumstances around us not realizing that this cannot be accomplished without first changing ourselves. A changed world starts with changed individuals. In this sermon we discuss what the Bible says about how we can be transformed to think and act like Godly people. We emphasize that when we are changed for the better, some of our circumstances are changed for the better as a result.

This sermon discusses the enduring influence of the Bible and shows how living according to the simple principles of the Bible can bring the peace, joy and purpose that we all so desperately seek.

This sermon will show from the Bible that although we have learned to live with evil, it was never intended that evil should be present at all in our world. We will unveil the ancient and ongoing conspiracy that undergirds every evil act, and with the assurance that God is going to wipe out all evil at the very source and restore peace and goodness in the world.

The temple in Jerusalem is no longer the central point to connect God to His people. Today the church moves with the people of God.

Jesus chose us, WITH our weaknesses, to be His disciples

As in Daniel's day, people today have a very pressing question: "Will hatred, lawlessness, and violence devour this earth? Or will love, peace and justice finally prevail?"

This powerful sermon examines the relationship between Daniel and King Darius and emphasizes the fact that people are often drawn to Christ-like people first, then to Christ

This sermon is based on the story of the 3 Hebrew boys in the fiery furnace. One of the ways that the world's attention is directed to the God we serve is when they behold the resistance of God's people to the evil that should consume them.

Sometimes we kill our witness by isolating ourselves from those we are called to reach

Before you can really spread the Word, you have to ingest it!

The truth that we have a High Priest ministering for us in heaven has been sealed up in a tool of lies. Learn how to reveal and unlock this conspiracy.

When Jesus cleared the temple of the money changers, who wasn't just trying to relocate their business, who was protesting the unfair practices of those in power and their abuse of the poor and disadvantaged

The story of Jonah tell us that God's passion is not as much with the church as it is with the world and saving the lost