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Restoring Family Harmony: A Thanksgiving Miracle

Restoring Family Harmony: A Thanksgiving Miracle
This Thanksgiving, don't just gather in one place—unite in one spirit.
The world often sees family gatherings as a source of stress and division, but God has a higher purpose for your family. In Adam, the family became divided. In Jesus, the family was restored. Jesus prayed in John 17 that we would be unified like His own oneness with the Father. This is not just a hopeful sentiment; it is your spiritual inheritance.
Consider the early church at Pentecost in Acts 2. They were "in one accord," "in one place." It was a place of supernatural unity for the family of god. Each person had experienced a genuine, personal encounter with the Holy Spirit.
True harmony in a group is the direct result of individual hearts being aligned with God. You can be the starting point for that divine unity in your family. It begins not in convincing others, but in cultivating your own connection to Christ and allowing His peace to overflow from you to them.
Before you gather, take time out for some significant prayer. Ask the Lord to fill you with His Spirit. Ask Him to make you an instrument of the supernatural harmony He desires for your family. Ask Him for a miracle.
#Thanksgiving #OneAccord #FamilyUnity #InChrist
These Scriptures in Bishop Boone’s message emphasize themes of unity, the Holy Spirit, and the restoration of family relationships through Christ.
Acts 2:1-4 KJV. Focus on the believers being in one place, in one accord at the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.
John 17:21. Jesus' prayer for unity: "That they all may be one, as You, Father, are in Me, and I in You; that they also may be one in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me."
John 20:21-22. Jesus says, "Peace be unto you. As the Father has sent Me, I also send you." He then breathes on them and says, "Receive the Holy Spirit."
1 Corinthians 15:6. Jesus appeared to over 500 believers after His resurrection, but only 120 were present at Pentecost. That number 120 indicates a new order. The family of God was unified.

When Jesus Becomes Real, Everything Changes

When Jesus Becomes Real, Everything Changes.
When you truly discover that Jesus is the Savior, leaving everything behind becomes easy. Why? Because your faith isn’t just a ritual—it’s a reality. 🙏
Too often, we confuse going to church with being a Christian. But with Jesus, it’s not about sitting in a pew—it’s about being sent from the church to live out your faith in the world. 🌍
So, here’s the question: Is your faith a reality, or is it just religion?
Let’s move beyond the routine and step into the life-changing power of a real connection with God.
#Faith #Discipleship #SpiritualGrowth #Authenticity
Matthew 19:27; 28:18.
This message was recorded in Cleveland at East Mount Zion Baptist Church pastored by Rev. Dr. Brian Cash.

Divine Sovereignty and Personal Purpose

Divine Sovereignty and Personal Purpose. You are not a random occurrence or a cosmic accident; you are a masterpiece, intentionally designed by the Creator for a unique role in His grand story. That truth changes everything. Your life has inherent value. God created you to go in a direction that will satisfy you deeply. Ephesians 2:10 says, “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” Every life is stamped with God’s image and likeness. Never allow lies about your existence to hold you back. The world might call your birth a mistake, an accident, or an inconvenience. That is a lie from the pit of hell. When you find God's purpose, it overrides every earthly circumstance or human failure. Stop believing the narrative someone else wrote for you. Your past doesn't define your future. This is my testimony: I came the wrong way, but I am the right result. This message was recorded at East Mount Zion Baptist Church in Cleveland, Ohio, pastored by Rev. Dr. Brian Cash.
#DivinePurpose #GodsPlan #NotAnAccident

Authentic Christianity Means Walking on the Light

"Stop pretending to be perfect. Transparency is the light God calls us to walk in."
Let’s talk about being real in our faith. 1 John 1:8 reminds us that we all fall short, but Jesus’ mercy gives us the chance to repent and walk in His righteousness. 
#Faith #Transparency #Christianity #Grace

Surrender, Perseverance, and a Heart for God

Are you trying to figure God out? You never will. His ways operate in a realm far beyond our human logic. This is why our primary call is not to understand, but to surrender.

Meditate on the Word Until It Wrecks Your Pride

Meditate on the Word Until It Wrecks Your Pride.
Are you reading the Word, or is the Word reading you?
It’s time to move beyond memorizing Proverbs and start meditating on it until it transforms you from the inside out. Let it search your heart, expose your pride, and bring you to repentance.
When the Word says give to the poor, you are giving to God Himself. Stop trying to predict or control the outcome. You might think your gift will be misused, but God can orchestrate a divine encounter on the way to the liquor store. He can turn a moment of weakness into a testimony of salvation.
Your giving is a seed. Don’t decree death over it. Declare LIFE.
Think from heaven’s perspective and speak the goodness of God over every person you help.
What’s the Word showing you today?
This was recorded at a Leadership Meeting at Advance Church in Washington, DC, pastored by FOIC Bishop Bruce Clark.
#Generosity #HumbleHearts #GiveToThePoor

Parenting with Eternity in View

Parenting with Eternity in View. This life is your only chance to prepare for the next. There are no do-overs. In Matthew 28, Jesus gave authority only to His disciples—the right people, in the right place, at the right time. The Great Commission is a mandate for obedient disciples, not casual believers.
Your worship, no matter how passionate, is arrogance if it ignores simple obedience. God values obedience over sacrifice and will not reproduce a spirit of rebellion. Every seed reproduces after its kind; private holiness yields holy fruit.
Parents, what is your children’s spiritual condition? We celebrate their worldly achievements, but these are temporary. God is not calling us to success in this world, but to Himself. Eternal priorities must come first.
Are your priorities set for eternity, or just for this temporary life?
This message was recorded in a Leadership Meeting at Advance Church in Washington, DC, pastored by FOIC Bishop Bruce Clark.
#ChristianParenting #GreatCommission #SpiritualGrowth #FaithOverFame #EternalPriorities

Proximity Determines Authority

What’s the real source of lasting influence? It’s not your title, resume, or network—it’s your proximity to the One who grants true authority.
In today’s high-achieving world, credentials are king. Degrees, titles, impressive resumes, and social proof all promise opportunity and advancement. Yet, if you’re hungry for meaningful influence and kingdom impact, you need a deeper source.
What if your most effective leadership isn’t built on position or experience, but on nearness to God? This is a life-changing principle that determines not only your authority, but also your legacy.