Scripture:
“But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me…” — Acts 1:8 (KJV)
Acts 1:8 is more than a verse; it is a mandate, a promise, and a reminder of who we are called to be as the Church of Jesus Christ.
Before Jesus ascended into heaven, He spoke these words to His disciples. He did not tell them to rely on talent, personality, education, or human strength. He told them they would receive power through the Holy Ghost. That power was not given merely to impress people, but to impact people. It was given so the Church could boldly proclaim the Gospel, love the broken, reach the lost, and shine the light of Christ in a dark world.
The oil throughout Scripture reminds us of God’s anointing and presence. Oil was poured out as a sign of consecration, calling, and divine empowerment. Even today, we believe God still empowers His people through His Spirit to do the work of ministry.
We are living in a generation that desperately needs hope, truth, compassion, and revival. Fear is everywhere. Division is everywhere. Confusion is everywhere. But the Gospel of Jesus Christ still changes lives. The Holy Spirit still transforms hearts. And the Church still has a mission.
Our prayer is that when people encounter this ministry, they do not simply see a building or a website; they encounter the love, power, and presence of God. Whether you are searching for answers, seeking restoration, or simply looking for a church home, know this: there is a place for you here.
We believe the Spirit still moves.
We believe lives can still be changed.
And we believe the best testimony is a life transformed by Jesus Christ.
Pastor Ronald E. Taylor, Sr.