In "Don't Count Me Out," Rev. Lettie reminds us that our past failures, painful experiences, losses, and the expectations others place on us do not determine our future. Through the biblical examples of Ephraim and his daughter Sheerah, she shows that God calls His people to rebuild, keep moving forward, and remain productive even after seasons of sorrow and trauma.The message emphasizes that struggles are not meant to destroy us but to strengthen us. Just as a butterfly must struggle to emerge from the cocoon, God can use pain, disappointment, and adversity to develop greater strength and purpose within us.Rev. Lettie challenges believers not to give up when the enemy whispers that nothing good lies ahead. Instead, we are encouraged to press on with hope, knowing that God has plans for our lives and that there is life beyond loss and disappointment.The central message is simple but powerful:No matter what you've been through, God is not finished with you. Your past does not define you, and with God's help, you can rebuild, rise again, and fulfill His purpose for your life.

In "Don't Count Me Out," Rev. Lettie reminds us that our past failures, painful experiences, losses, and the expectations others place on us do not determine our future. Through the biblical examples of Ephraim and his daughter Sheerah, she shows that God calls His people to rebuild, keep moving forward, and remain productive even after seasons of sorrow and trauma.The message emphasizes that struggles are not meant to destroy us but to strengthen us. Just as a butterfly must struggle to emerge from the cocoon, God can use pain, disappointment, and adversity to develop greater strength and purpose within us.Rev. Lettie challenges believers not to give up when the enemy whispers that nothing good lies ahead. Instead, we are encouraged to press on with hope, knowing that God has plans for our lives and that there is life beyond loss and disappointment.The central message is simple but powerful:No matter what you've been through, God is not finished with you. Your past does not define you, and with God's help, you can rebuild, rise again, and fulfill His purpose for your life.

Better Days Are Coming. Hold on! God is still God and He will see us through trying times!#HoldOn #BetterDaysAreComing #TheVoiceChurch

This podcast explores God's process of developing individuals through deliverance and difficulties, primarily drawing insights from the life of David. This process involves five key ways God works: He indulges enemy plots to reveal His presence, interrupts comfort zones to foster dependence, and ingratiates supportive people into one's life to aid in assignments. Additionally, God interrupts the plans against you, even when circumstances seem dire or long-lasting, by divinely intervening at the right time. The podcast concludes by touching on how God instills the principles of the kingdom within believers, teaching them to operate by His ways rather than worldly tactics, even in the face of adversity

This podcast was generated from a sermon by Rev. Lettie Carr and centers on the Biblical story of David, highlighting his journey from anointing as king to his eventual reign, emphasizing the challenges and hardships he faced. Reverend Carr uses David's experiences to illustrate how God develops individuals through adversity and delivers them from their enemies, urging listeners to depend on God and embrace their divine purpose rather than seeking comfort. She explains that God will indulge enemy plots, intrude on comfort zones, and ingratiate assigned people to forge character, strengthen faith, and provide necessary support for fulfilling one's calling.Follow this link to hear the complete sermon that was titled: "Development Through Deliverance - Pt. 1" https://youtu.be/k7ravvCvy6A?si=sQXTFRfbnQ6raOmy

This podcast was created from Reverend Lettie Carr's sermon, titled "Now What?" -- It explores the concept of navigating life's challenges and uncertainties from a faith-based perspective. She uses various examples of difficult situations, ranging from personal loss and national turmoil to economic hardship and school safety concerns, to illustrate moments where individuals might question what to do next. The core of her message centers on three key actions believers should take during such times: knowing they have Jesus as a compassionate and interceding High Priest, confessing positive truths aligned with God's word, and boldly approaching God's throne for mercy and grace. Her discourse, originally delivered at The Voice Church in Laurel, Maryland, encourages unwavering faith and proactive engagement with spiritual principles as a means to overcome adversity.

This is a deep dive discussion based on a Father's Day sermon delivered by Deacon Neal Carr.

A powerful devotional based on 2 Corinthians, Chpt. 4

Fix Your Face On Jesus - A devotional on Luke, Chapter 9.

We are called to take up our cross and follow Him.