Pastor James D Johnson Full Sermon Recorded July 12, 2026"Just Us"Scripture: Romans 8:28–30These verses remind us that God is actively working in every circumstance of our lives—even the painful and confusing seasons—for our good and His purpose. Those whom God has called are never abandoned; He has a divine plan to shape, mature, and ultimately glorify them.Featuring Sermonettes from fellow ministers (In Order):Minister Terry Harper-Wilson| "He Will Answer Your Prayers"Minister Armond Harper | "Put Your Faith in God"Elder Ronald Jones Sr. | "I Will Bless the Lord at All Times"

Pastor James D. Johnson Full Sermon Recorded July 5, 2026Faith SurvivorsScripture: Book of Job 1:13–17Job receives devastating news in rapid succession—his livestock is stolen, his servants are killed, and everything he has worked for begins to disappear. Although tragedy strikes unexpectedly, Job's faith is tested rather than destroyed, reminding us that our circumstances may change, but God's sovereignty remains constant.

Minister Terry Harper-Wilson Full Sermon Recorded June 28, 2026Are We There Yet?Scriptures: 2nd Peter 3:8–9; Jeremiah 1:11–12; Habakkuk 2:3These passages remind us that God is never late—His timing is always perfect. Though we may grow impatient waiting for His promises to unfold, God is faithfully watching over His Word and working behind the scenes to bring His plans to pass at the appointed time.

Terry Harper-Wilson Full Sermon Recorded June 21, 2026 "Father's Day"My Father's HouseScripture: Gospel of Luke 2:41–49In this passage, young Jesus remains in the temple while His parents search anxiously for Him. When they find Him, Jesus explains that He must be about His Father's business, revealing His deep commitment to God's purpose even at a young age.

Terry Harper-Wilson Full Sermon Recorded June 14, 2026I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now (Hindsight 20/20)Main Scripture: Book of Jeremiah 29:11This scripture reminds us that even when we didn’t understand the delays, disappointments, or detours in life, God was still working behind the scenes with a plan for our future. Looking back, hindsight often reveals that what felt like setbacks were actually lessons, preparation, and divine direction leading us toward hope and purpose.

Elder Ronald Jones Sr.Full Sermon Recorded June 7, 2026A Friend in JesusScripture: Gospel of John 15:12–27In this passage, Jesus teaches His disciples about love, loyalty, and true friendship, declaring that no greater love exists than to lay down one’s life for friends. He reminds them that they are no longer merely servants but friends, chosen to bear fruit and remain faithful even when facing opposition from the world.

Pastor James D. JohnsonFull SermonShipwrecked ChristiansScripture: Acts of the Apostles 27:39–44In this passage, Paul and those traveling with him survive a devastating shipwreck after a violent storm destroys their vessel. Though the ship is lost, God keeps His promise—every person makes it safely to shore, proving that even when life falls apart, God can still preserve His people.

Pastor James D JohnsonPartial Sermon Recorded May 23, 2026Scripture: 1 Samuel 10:20–27In this passage, Saul is chosen as king over Israel, but not everyone celebrates his appointment—some question his ability and openly despise him. Instead of reacting in anger or complaint, Saul remains silent and moves forward, showing restraint in the face of criticism and opposition.

Guest Speaker: Pastor Larry Bates of Lifeline Christian Church "Getting To The Next Phase"Scriptures: Book of Psalms 91:16; Book of Proverbs 3:16, 3:1–2, 10:27; Book of Isaiah 46:4; Letter to the Ephesians 6:23These scriptures remind us that God desires to sustain, guide, and bless His people through every stage of life. By walking in wisdom, obedience, faith, and reverence for God, we position ourselves to experience longevity, peace, and the strength needed to move into the next season He has prepared.HAPPY 112TH ANNIVERSARY MT. CALVARY!!!

Pastor James D Johnson Full Sermon Recorded May 10, 2026Scripture: Gospel of John 1:40–42In this passage, Andrew brings his brother Simon to Jesus, and Jesus immediately speaks to his future, giving him the new name “Cephas” (Peter), meaning rock. Before Peter fully understood who he was becoming, Jesus already saw the strength, purpose, and calling within him.