2819 Church

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.

Dive into the depths of faith and identity as the discussion challenges listeners to reconsider their view of Jesus. The exploration of His dual identity as both human and divine reveals profound theological insights. Tensions surrounding the true identity of the Messiah invite personal reflection and discovery. With a call to deepen one's understanding, the transformative nature of recognizing Christ's true essence becomes a central theme. This engaging conversation is a journey of awakening to the real significance of faith.

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.

In Week 9 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Pastor Philip reminded us that our God is not the God of the dead but the God of the living.Matthew 22:23–33 reveals the power and authority of Christ over life and eternity. There is hope in the RESURRECTION for all who believe in the power of God and the Holy Scriptures.

As you listen to these sound biblical messages you can expect to be challenged, stirred, matured, and inspired in your faith and walk with God. For more information about us visit 2819Church.org.

In this week’s special message, Pastor Philip honors our time at Westside Atlanta Charter School with Acts 2:42–47 expressions of spontaneous generosity and Psalm 107:1–9 cries of gratitude, drawing a powerful parallel between Israel’s redemption and God’s faithfulness to 2819.

In Week 7 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Arik Hayes breaks down the Lord’s weighty parable of the wedding banquet in Matthew 22:1-14.

In Week 6 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Pastor Philip delivers a wake-up call to believers through Jesus’ parable of the tenants in Matthew 21:33-46. This powerful message underscores the danger of pride and the responsibility we now carry as the new tenants of God’s vineyard.