In this Father’s Day message, Apostle Gregory Kelley explores the spiritual and societal impact of honoring your father—biological or spiritual. Drawing on a sobering Time Magazine claim that a child’s success is largely determined by their father’s presence, the message exposes the devastating trend of fatherlessness in today’s culture. From Abraham’s call in Genesis 12 to the commandments of Moses in Exodus, Apostle Kelley highlights that God’s design for families was never about religion—it was about relationship, order, and generational blessing.

Referencing Ephesians and Colossians, he challenges the modern understanding of parenthood, stating that “most fathers are not parents”—they provide biologically but are absent relationally. Still, the command remains: Honor your father and mother so that it may go well with you. With humor, truth, and conviction, Apostle Kelley reminds listeners that honoring fatherhood is not just obedience—it’s protection and prosperity.

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In this empowering sermon, Apostle Gregory Kelley challenges us to examine the values that are shaping our future. Drawing from Deuteronomy 30:15–16, he reminds us that God sets before us life and prosperity—or death and destruction—and it’s our choices, not our circumstances, that determine the outcome.

Using Moses as a powerful example from Hebrews 11:23–27, Apostle Kelley outlines three pivotal life choices Moses made that changed not only his future, but the destiny of an entire nation. Moses’ decision to reject the fleeting pleasures of Egypt and instead align with God’s purpose illustrates that when we choose the right values, we step into divine legacy.

The message is clear: If you want to transform your home, your church, your life—start by changing what you value. Because values drive decisions, and decisions shape destiny.

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In this powerful message, Apostle Kelley reminds us that success is never a one-man show—even God uses people to bring forth His purposes. Whatever dream God has placed in your heart, you were never meant to do it alone. To reach your full potential, you need a God-ordained team. The message outlines four key roles that should be present in your circle: Models to inspire you, Mentors to guide you, Partners to build alongside you, and Friends to support you. Without this kind of intentional team, many dreams either never start—or stall out prematurely.

Apostle Kelley challenges us to reflect on two common reasons dreams go unfulfilled: either you never intended to act on it in the first place, or you never built the right team to carry it forward. He emphasizes that the right team will make up for your weaknesses (Romans 1:12), bring out the best in you (Proverbs 27:17), and help you get more done (Ecclesiastes 4:9-12). And when life knocks you down, a strong team helps you get back up (Ecclesiastes 4:10) and stand firm against criticism or spiritual attacks (Ecclesiastes 4:12).

This sermon is a clarion call to examine who’s around you—and more importantly, who should be. Your dream is too big to carry alone. It’s time to build wisely and surround yourself with people who will water the seed God has already planted.

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In this eye-opening midweek empowerment message, Apostle Gregory Kelley tackles one of the most misunderstood parables in Scripture—Jesus’ story about the dishonest manager. At first glance, it appears Jesus is endorsing shady behavior (Matthew 16:1–8 CEV), but Apostle Kelley breaks it down: Jesus isn't applauding dishonesty, He’s challenging our attitude and strategy toward money.

We dive deep into Luke 16:9–13, where Jesus explains two major reasons He told this story—(1) to confront the Pharisees’ hypocrisy and (2) because He loves using their self-righteousness as a backdrop to teach divine truth. In Luke 16:14–15, the Word reminds us that God sees straight past the flash and into the motive.

Apostle Kelley outlines 4 things NOT to do with your money, with Proverbs 23:5 reminding us how temporary and deceptive wealth can be. This message is a necessary heart-check and mindset shift for anyone pursuing both kingdom living and financial stewardship.

🎧 Tune in to learn how to honor God with your money—without manipulation, mismanagement, or materialism.

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In this powerful and eye-opening message, Apostle Junie Kelley teaches how the mind plays a vital role in the healing process—spiritually, emotionally, and physically. Drawing from both Old and New Testament wisdom, she unpacks the truth that what we meditate on directly impacts our health.

With Philippians 4:11 and Proverbs 4:20–22, Apostle Junie emphasizes that peace and healing begin with focus—what you give your attention to can either nourish or drain your body. Using Romans 4:19–20, she debunks the myth that overworking leads to breakdowns, revealing instead that it’s the lack of intentional rest that wears us down.

She also highlights from 2 Kings 20:1–5 that when the spirit is aligned with God, the body follows in restoration. From Hebrews 9:14, we learn that the content we mentally entertain has physical consequences, while 1 John 1:9 reminds us that confession brings cleansing, not just to the soul but to the body as well.

This message is a divine reminder: healing isn’t just a physical experience—it’s a spiritual and mental journey as well.

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In this soul-searching message, Apostle Junie Kelley challenges listeners to take inventory of their personal relationship with God. With wisdom and grace, she breaks down the importance of maintaining an up-to-date walk with the Father—one that’s exclusive, intimate, and uninterrupted.

Pulling from Exodus 20, Apostle Junie reminds us that God desires to be first—above all else. “Two’s company, three’s a crowd” isn’t just a saying; it’s a divine warning. God doesn’t want to compete for your heart. From 2 Corinthians 6:18, we’re reminded of His longing to be a Father to us, and in Jeremiah 1:5, we’re shown that before we were formed, God had purpose for us—but that purpose is unlocked through relationship, not religion.

She emphasizes that a true relationship with God is marked by commitment, emotional connection, and ongoing intimacy. Until we’re ready to walk with Him only, some of the promises and plans He has for us will remain on pause.

This is more than a sermon—it’s a heart check. Are you current in your commitment, or are there third parties crowding your connection with God?

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In this powerful and prophetic word, Apostle Gregory Kelley challenges us to examine the doors in our lives—because not every open door is from God, and not every closed door is rejection. Some doors are divine opportunities, some are clever distractions, and others are traps set by the enemy. But when God opens a door, no one can shut it.

With Revelation 3:7–8 and Isaiah 22:22 as foundational scriptures, Apostle Kelley speaks life over listeners, declaring that God is opening major doors—but it’s up to us to discern and walk through the right ones. He reminds us that every divine opportunity often comes with opposition, but that’s a sure sign of God’s will (1 Corinthians 16:9 MSG).

From the ark's shut door in Genesis 7 to the glimpse of the future in Habakkuk 2, this message is a timely reminder: if we want God to open doors for us, we must be willing to open doors for others (Proverbs 11:25, Job 31:32).

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In this message, Apostle Kelley challenges us to stop being our own worst enemy and start living under the full guidance of the Good Shepherd. Drawing from Psalm 28:9 and the words of Jesus in Matthew 6, this sermon reveals three powerful principles to stop self-sabotage and live in God’s peace:

1. Give Jesus First Place – Prioritize Him in every area of life (Matthew 6:31–33 NLT).
2. Relax & Release the Worry – Bring your burdens to God through prayer. Make a list of your blessings and your worries. Then hand them to Him (1 Peter 5:7 CEV, Matthew 6:32 CEV).
3. Trust God Daily – God didn’t design us to worry about tomorrow. He offers peace today (Philippians 4:6–7 CEV).

You’ll walk away from this message reminded that worry is wasted energy, and peace is your birthright in Christ. Stop running after the things the world chases, and start walking with the Shepherd who knows your name.

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