In his sermon, Evangelist Griffith preaches a special message for The Resurrection Sunday Service of 2019. He preaches from 1 Cor. 2:9-13. He explains how after Jesus rose from the grave, the blessings he has for the Believer.

In his sermon, Evangelist Griffith preaches from Acts 6:8. He explains how Stephen was a man of great faith and full of power of the Holy Spirit. He goes on to exhort the listeners to desire to be like minded. To desire to be full of faith and operating in the fullness of the Holy Spirit.

In his sermon, Evangelist Griffith explains just how blessed we are as Christians. If we would just walk a little closer with Jesus that we could experience a lot more than what we have now. The Holy Spirit fire is going to be turned up under the Blessed Ones who draw nearer to Jesus. The promises in the book are Yes and Amen but there is something new heading toward the Blessed Ones who draw nigh unto Jesus and stay in step with him. Hold on its coming!

In his Sermon Evangelist Griffith preaches from Genesis 3:8. He asks the question if we as Christians are hearing the voice of God? The Evangelist is asking, are you listening for the sound of the moving of the tops of the mulberry trees? God is asking the question today, like he asked Adam in the garden, where are you? God wants to move in your life, he is here to restore you.

In his sermon, Evangelist Griffith preaches from Mark 10:46 about blind Bartimaeus. He explains that the promises in the Bible are Yes and Amen and are for everyone. He also explains how as Christians we need to stand up and keep on pressing on during trials and tribulations. Feast or famine we must keep holding on to Jesus.

In his sermon, Evangelist Griffith preaches from the book of Ruth. He explains how that Israel was going through a famine, but God heard their cries and delivered them. Evangelist Griffith contrasts with what is going on with the modern church and how it is in a famine spiritually. But God hears and he cares and he will deliver if we look to him and ask for help.

Evangelist Gary Griffith speaks about what the modern church is not saying and what they should be saying