Regret can weigh us down and derail us from our destiny, but in Christ, we find redemption and a second chance. Jesus died so that you can get a ‘do over’, learn what that means in this message by Pastor of Assimilation, Vecente’ Coatney II.

God calls us to do good to others even when they do not do right by us. We have to be grounded in God’s word, rooted in His peace to live with love and compassion.

If we do not manage what is stirring in our hearts, we may find ourselves erupting in places and ways we never expected. Keeping our hearts in check, and pure, we find wells of peace, understanding, and grace.

Our heart is the sum total of our desires, emotions, passions, thoughts, and will. Following Jesus is not about just knowing biblical facts or religious do’s and don’ts, it is about a relationship with God that is sourced in the heart. As we start a new series called Organically Motivated, we start by talking about the heart.

As we conclude the Organically Me sermon series, Rev. Denise Pierce reminds us that we are more than our accomplishments, more than our mistakes, more than our nationality. As believers in Christ, we are citizens of a higher kingdom!

When we don’t know who we are in Christ, we may find ourselves where we never imagined we would be walking in a living nightmare. We have to know who we are in Christ to live organically who God has made us to be!

How do you die to sin and live in Christ? By pulling closer to Christ even when it isn’t popular or comfortable, or convenient. Identifying our sin issues and taking them to the cross.

Worry will wear you down and wear you out, there are moments where God wants us to be concerned but challenged to leave worry at the door. Learn what God says concerning stressing over things that take our energy and attention away from God’s best for our lives.

Your name is victory because the love that God has for you makes you a conqueror. Nothing can separate you from that love, it is in your DNA, you are part of the family!