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 Minister Derric Taylor delivered a powerful and convicting message from Luke 5:1–11, calling believers to release the “ships” that keep them tied to old seasons. Through the story of Simon Peter’s encounter with Jesus, he reminded us that breakthrough begins where obedience starts—and sometimes that means abandoning what feels familiar so we can follow Christ into deeper waters. 

Bishop Williams continued this powerful series from Nehemiah 4:1–15, reminding us that even in seasons of pressure, rebuilding, and spiritual resistance, God’s hand has never left His people. With prophetic clarity, Bishop taught that the same God who shapes us is the God who shields us—forming, refining, and strengthening us right in the midst of the battle. This calls every believer to stay on the wall, stay in His will, and trust that the Potter is still molding something greater in us.

 In this powerful teaching, we were reminded that God specializes in using what the world calls broken. Drawing from Nehemiah 4:1–15, the message highlighted how opposition, discouragement, and personal weakness do not disqualify us from God’s work. Instead, like the people rebuilding the wall, we are called to stay focused, pray, and keep building—trusting that God can use us even in imperfect condition. Though attacked and underestimated, we remain broken but still usable in the hands of God. 

In this eye‑opening message, Bishop Lewis Williams uses the story of Noah’s vulnerability in Genesis 9:20–28 to reveal a powerful truth: not everyone in your life is equipped to handle your moments of weakness, exposure, or transition. Some people will mock what they see, while others—like Shem and Japheth—will cover, protect, and honor you even when you’re not at your best.