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GROW UP! | Audio Sermon | Evangelist Qiana Bennett | Ephesians 4:14–16

It's Time to GROW UP! Spiritual maturity isn't measured by how long you've been in church, but by how much you've grown in Christ. In this powerful audio sermon, Evangelist Qiana Bennett delivers a timely message from Ephesians 4:14–16, challenging believers to move beyond spiritual immaturity and embrace a deeper relationship with God. Are your attitudes, actions, and relationships reflecting your faith? Are you walking worthy of your calling? Through biblical teaching and practical application, this message encourages us to examine our spiritual growth, develop wisdom and discernment, practice forgiveness, walk in unity, and become more like Christ. Scripture: Ephesians 4:14–16 Speaker: Evangelist Qiana Bennett Sermon: Grow Up! Ministry: Beth-El Church of God in Christ Growth requires change. Maturity requires commitment. And becoming more like Christ requires intentional effort. Listen, reflect, and allow God's Word to challenge you to grow! Subscribe to Beth-El Church of God in Christ for more powerful sermons, biblical teaching, and messages that strengthen your walk with Christ. #GrowUp #QianaBennett #AudioSermon #SpiritualGrowth #SpiritualMaturity #Ephesians4 #ChristianLiving #BethElCOGIC

AUDIO SERMON | ARE WE THERE YET?

Speaker: Lady Ericka Riggins-Brown Scripture: Ephesians 4:14–15 Beth-El Church of God in Christ How long have you been saved? More importantly, how much have you grown? In this thought-provoking sermon, Lady Ericka Riggins-Brown challenges believers to examine their spiritual maturity and consider a powerful question: "Are We There Yet?" Using the familiar experience of a family road trip, Lady Ericka reminds us that our Christian journey is not simply about reaching a destination, but about the growth and transformation that should take place along the way. Being in church for years doesn't necessarily mean we've matured spiritually. True growth is revealed in our character, our responses, our relationships, and our ability to speak the truth in love. You can be gifted and still not be grown. This message encourages us to move beyond religious routines and examine whether our walk with Christ is producing genuine spiritual growth. We may not be where God ultimately wants us to be, but thank God we're not where we used to be! 🎧 Listen, reflect, and allow God's Word to challenge you to keep growing. Beth-El Church of God in Christ Pastor Eric Brown Lady Ericka Riggins-Brown If this message encourages you, please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more biblical teaching, worship, and inspiring messages from Beth-El COGIC. #AreWeThereYet #LadyErickaRigginsBrown #AudioSermon #SpiritualGrowth #SpiritualMaturity #Ephesians4 #BethElCOGIC #COGIC

AUDIO SERMON | DON’T THROW IN THE TOWEL

DON’T THROW IN THE TOWEL Pastor Eric Brown What do you do when you’ve given it everything you have, and it still feels like nothing is working? In this powerful message from John 21, Pastor Eric Brown connects the disciples’ unsuccessful night of fishing with one of boxing’s most legendary battles, Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier in the “Thrilla in Manila.” Life can feel like a 15-round fight. You can be tired, hurt, disappointed, knocked down, and still not be defeated. The disciples caught nothing all night, but morning changed everything. The same boat. The same water. The same people. One word from Jesus turned their “no” into abundance. If you’re fighting through grief, disappointment, fear, anxiety, financial pressure, family struggles, or simply the exhaustion of trying to keep going, this message is for you. One bad round doesn’t mean you lost the fight. One unsuccessful night doesn’t determine your morning. Don’t throw in the towel. Scripture: John 21:1–17 Speaker: Pastor Eric Brown Beth-El Church of God in Christ

AUDIO SERMON | THERE'S A METHOD TO THE MADNESS | MISSIONARY DJINEFA GRAHAM

What do you do when God gives you instructions that make no sense? The Battle of Jericho is one of the most powerful stories in the Bible about faith, obedience, and trusting God even when His plan looks like madness to everyone around you. Joshua and the Israelites were told to march around a fortified city in silence for six days and then shout on the seventh. No weapons. No strategy. Just obedience. And the walls came down. In this message, we break down what each day of marching represents for believers walking through difficult seasons today. Whether you are facing closed doors, broken relationships, spiritual warfare, or a promise that seems delayed, this story speaks directly to where you are. Topics covered include: why God sent the ark ahead of the Israelites and what it means for us today, the spiritual significance of silence when the enemy is watching and taunting, a day-by-day breakdown of what God is doing behind the scenes when we cannot see it, the danger of obeying God with a bitter or reluctant heart, and practical steps to move from frustration to wholehearted faith. This message is for anyone who has been waiting on God and wondering if anything is actually happening. It is for the believer who is tired but still showing up. It is for the person who has been doing the right thing but has not yet seen the breakthrough. There is a method behind what looks like madness, and God is working even when you cannot see it. Keywords and topics to help you find this message: Battle of Jericho, Joshua 6, faith and obedience, trusting God in hard times, spiritual warfare, walls coming down, breakthrough prayer, Christian encouragement, Bible study, Old Testament faith stories, waiting on God, walking by faith not by sight, wholehearted obedience, God's presence in difficult seasons, mustard seed faith, Philippians 4:13, Matthew 17:20, Psalm 30:5, 2 Corinthians 12:9, Christian living, church sermon, biblical teaching, faith over fear, God's plan, divine strategy, overcoming obstacles through faith.

AUDIO SERMON | WHAT DID GOD SAY | PASTOR ERIC BROWN

Twenty-four years passed. Nothing had changed. And yet God showed up with the same promise He gave at the beginning. What has God spoken over your life that you have stopped believing because of what you see around you? Your current situation does not have the authority to cancel what God has already declared. Stop answering fear with your feelings. Start answering it with what God said.

AUDIO SERMON -THE ANSWER IS JESUS | MISSIONARY VICTORIA NEWSON

What if the answer to everything you are struggling with right now has been available to you all along? He healed the sick, raised the dead, calmed storms, and walked through fire with His people. He is not just the answer for the people in the Bible. He is the answer for YOU. Stop trying to solve it on your own and bring it to Jesus.

You're Safe: Running to the Strong Tower Lady Ericka Riggins-Brown | Audio Sermon

In this powerful message from Proverbs 18:10, Lady Ericka Riggins-Brown reminds us that true safety is found in the name of the Lord. Using the illustration of a baseball game, she demonstrates how God's grace meets us at first base, commitment carries us through second and third base, and perseverance brings us home safely. No matter what you've faced, God has not abandoned you. Whether you've battled fear, depression, failure, disappointment, grief, or discouragement, the Strong Tower is still standing. The righteous don't panic, quit, or give up. They run to the Lord and find safety in His presence. This message is for anyone who has ever wondered if they've gone too far, failed too many times, or lost too much. God's grace is still available, His arms are still open, and His declaration over your life is the same: "You're Safe." Scripture: Proverbs 18:10 Speaker: Lady Ericka Riggins-Brown Key Themes: The Name of the Lord as a Strong Tower God's Amazing Grace Commitment and Spiritual Growth Persevering Through Trials Faith Over Fear Finding Safety in Jesus "I Made It" Testimony "The name of the Lord is a strong tower: the righteous runneth into it, and is safe." — Proverbs 18:10 KJV

It’s Not Worth It | Audio Sermon by Pastor Eric Brown

🎧 Listen to this powerful audio sermon from Pastor Eric Brown titled, “It’s Not Worth It.” In this eye-opening message, Pastor Brown teaches from Acts 1, Luke 22, and Matthew 27 to uncover the tragic story of Judas Iscariot — a disciple who walked with Jesus, yet missed the promise of Pentecost because he chose temporary gain over eternal purpose. This sermon challenges believers to examine: The difference between conviction and true repentance Why Judas missed the upper room experience How Satan entered Judas instead of the Holy Spirit The danger of stepping outside of God’s will Why immediate gratification can cost your future promise How God still offers restoration through repentance One of the most powerful reminders from this message: “Don’t let your now rob you of your next.” If you’ve ever struggled with temptation, regret, guilt, or feeling out of alignment with God’s purpose, this message will encourage you to return to Him before it’s too late. 📖 Scriptures Referenced: Acts 1:15-26 Luke 22:1-6 Matthew 26:15 Matthew 27:3-8 Mark 8:36 Be sure to LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more sermons, Bible teaching, and inspirational messages. #AudioSermon #ChristianSermon #Judas #Repentance #HolySpirit #Pentecost #BiblePreaching #PastorEricBrown #Faith #JesusChrist #ChurchSermon #Acts1 #Acts2 #GospelMessage #SermonAudio

When The Servants Rejoice (Audio Sermon) | Luke 15 Message on Restoration & Redemption

Listen to this powerful audio sermon, “When The Servants Rejoice,” based on Luke 15:20–24, exploring the restoration of the prodigal son through the perspective of the servants in the Father’s house. This message highlights how believers are called to rejoice when others are restored, redeemed, and brought back into covenant relationship with God. As servants in God’s house, we are His hands and feet—called to celebrate repentance, not condemn it. In This Sermon You’ll Hear About: The spiritual meaning of the prodigal son’s restoration Why servants must rejoice at others’ repentance The significance of the robe, ring, and sandals How the church should respond to those returning to God Repentance, redemption, restoration, and rejoicing 📖 Scripture Reference: Luke 15:20–24 Be blessed by this life-changing word and share with someone who needs encouragement in their walk with God. #AudioSermon #WhenTheServantsRejoice #Luke15 #ProdigalSon #ChristianPodcast #BibleSermon #Restoration #Redemption #ChurchAudio

Power in Weakness (Audio Sermon) | Elder David Bennett

Listen to this powerful audio sermon from Elder David Bennett as he teaches on how God’s strength is revealed through our weakness. Preaching from 2 Corinthians 12:7–10, this message reminds believers that insecurity, struggle, and hardship do not disqualify us—they position us for the power of God. If you’ve ever felt unqualified, overwhelmed, or unsure of your purpose, this sermon will encourage you to trust God’s grace and rely on His strength instead of your own. Scripture Focus: 2 Corinthians 12:7–10 In This Sermon: Why God allows weakness How grace empowers believers Trusting God in insecurity Strength through the Holy Spirit Walking in purpose despite struggle Subscribe for more sermons, biblical teaching, and encouraging messages. #AudioSermon #PowerInWeakness #ElderDavidBennett #ChristianTeaching #FaithMessage #2Corinthians12 #TrustGod #HolySpiritPower

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