Pastor Michael Booker’s sermon series, “The Door”, continues as he reveals three doors set before us: a door of intimacy with God, a door of faith, and a door of opportunity.

Pastor Michael Booker’s sermon, “The Door” talks about leaving our comfort zone to walk through a door of opportunity in our lives and ministry God is giving us the grace to bring to completion the work of a new beginning as He opens and shuts doors.

Pastor Michael Booker continues his series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” from Acts 10 with a challenge to go deeper and be more used of God in the upcoming year as he shares the story of Peter and Cornelius.

Pastor Michael Booker shares a story with a unique perspective on Christmas as seen through the eyes of the Old Testament saints who looked toward the hope that God promised after the fall of man.

From Acts 9, Pastor Michael Booker continues the series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” as he looks at the story of Peter raising Tabitha from the dead. Just as she ran hard after God and received a miracle, we should run after Him, even in difficult times because with the power of prayer, His life and purpose can come back in us.

Pastor Michael Booker’s series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” continues with a sermon subtitled “You Were Made for Much, Much More” as he digs deeper into last week’s topic of purpose. Saul (Paul) found his purpose and immediately began to get strong, even though others tried to keep him in his past instead of seeing his potential to impact the world.

Pastor Michael Booker’s series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” continues with a sermon subtitled, “Made for More”. Listen to hear how both Saul (Paul) and Ananias, who ministered to him, found a purpose in God that was more than anything they could have chosen on their own.

Pastor Michael Booker continues the series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” in the ninth Chapter of the book of Acts. In Saul’s encounter with Jesus we read two questions he asked the Lord that are crucial for us to ask today.