This Sunday, Pastor Stacey Harris focuses on love's endurance as he continues his series entitled How Is Your Love Life? Primarily studying verse 8a and using it to elaborate on verses 9-13, he explains to the church that love is an emotional connection, an earnest commitment, and an eternal concept. Furthermore, he teaches the church that love is never short, never stopped, and never set aside.

This Sunday, as he continues his focus on love's essence, Pastor Stacey Harris presents the congregation with the next three statements Paul gives to the Corinthians describing the agape love of Jesus Christ which we are to mirror in our lives. He teaches the church that love is not boastful, unseemly, or selfish and explores each of these statements in depth.

In the second week of his new series, Pastor Stacey Harris talks about love's "essentiality". As he studies the first three verses of 1 Corinthians 13, Pastor Harris teaches the church that agape love is the most essential element in all of Christian life and service; for without love factored in the equation of what we say, see, and do, everything amounts to nothing.

This Sunday, Pastor Stacey Harris examines the meaning of the label 'Christian' as given to those in the early church. Translated as "little Christ", Pastor Harris explains what people saw in the early Christians which reflected Jesus so strongly that they would assign their peers such a name. Furthermore, he encourages the congregation to be Christians, using the term not to denote any religious affiliation, but instead as it was first meant: as a description of those whose lives were motivated by Christ and his example - living differently, dynamically, and deliberately for the Father.

This Sunday, Pastor Stacey Harris speaks to the congregation about shaking the stigma of depression in the church. Using a variety of statistics Pastor Harris teaches the church that depression of any type can happen to anyone. Furthermore, using Elijah as a Biblical example, he examines what specifically drove Elijah to depression and teaches them how the Lord helped deliver the prophet from it.