2819 Church

Lonel Dawson-Williams, the Chief of Staff at 2819 Church, delivers thought-provoking insights on anxiety and faith. He delves into how fear can distort our understanding of God's faithfulness, urging listeners to practice patience during uncertainty. The discussion highlights the dangers of letting anxiety become an idol, encouraging reliance on prayer and divine promises. Lonel also shares a personal story, emphasizing the comfort found in a relationship with Jesus amidst life's challenges, reminding us that faith can turn anxiety into strength.

In this timely standalone message, Elder Arik walked us through Psalm 103:1–13, urging us to bless the Lord with our whole being and watch what we preach to our inner soul. We were reminded that our mouths were made to magnify, called to proclaim the truth of our Heavenly Father who loves us.

Join Elder Arik Hayes, a passionate leader at 2819 Church, as he explores the transformative message of Colossians 3:1-11. He emphasizes living as those 'hidden with Christ,' urging a shift towards eternal values over worldly distractions. Arik challenges listeners to shed their old identities and embrace a new self, reflecting Christ in their lives. He also highlights the importance of community and trials in spiritual growth, underscoring the protective power of faith in navigating life's challenges.

Discover a powerful testimony of healing that showcases the impact of faith and divine intervention. Delve into biblical warnings about the end times from Matthew 24, emphasizing the urgency for spiritual preparedness. The discussion highlights prophetic signs and the necessity of vigilance against deception. Listeners are encouraged to unify in prayer and actively spread the gospel, with a focus on community revival. Explore an inspiring initiative promoting meaningful conversations about faith and the transformative power of prayer.

Explore the urgency of biblical prophecies as signs of the end times. The discussion emphasizes personal stories that highlight their real-life implications. Delve into the certainty of Christ’s teachings and the promise of His return. Engage with the prophetic discourse surrounding destruction and spiritual presence. The need for steadfast faithfulness and evangelism in the face of tribulation is underscored, inviting listeners to reflect on their own faith journeys.

Arik Hayes, an Elder with a passion for spiritual growth, shares his inspiring message on the power of divine help. He emphasizes the importance of imitating God and nurturing a personal relationship with Him through worship. The discussion highlights the indispensable role of the Holy Spirit and scripture in fostering faith. Arik also underscores the value of community and genuine relationships in our spiritual journeys, encouraging listeners to embrace love, acceptance, and humility among fellow believers.

This discussion dives deep into the hypocrisy of spiritual leaders, emphasizing the importance of true righteousness over mere appearances. It contrasts true holiness with superficial faith, urging listeners to seek genuine transformation. The conversation also stresses the dangers of false teachings and encourages serving as a guide for others towards the kingdom of God. A call for vigilance in spiritual warfare and a return to authentic faith provides a compelling roadmap for personal growth and community revival.

In Week 12 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Pastor Philip brought a sobering word from Matthew 23:1–12.We were warned not to follow the example of those who loved titles but lacked obedience. The Kingdom isn’t built on appearance or position, but on surrender. For we have only one Father, one Teacher, one Master.

In Week 11 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Philip Anthony Mitchell urges us to confront the danger of having an inadequate view of Jesus. In Matthew 22:41–46, Jesus uses scripture to make clear that He is not just the Son of David, He is Lord.

In Week 10 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Elder Arik Hayes walked us through the foundation of our faith; to love the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, and mind.Matthew 22:34–40 calls us higher and reveals that love is not a suggestion, it is the foundation of all we are called to be.