Dr. Ken Draughon preached from Ephesians 3:20-21, urging the congregation to expect "immeasurably more" from God in 2026 and to partner with Him by breaking faith barriers such as disappointment, complacency, fear, limited thinking, and isolation. He outlined practical steps to activate faith—creating an atmosphere of expectation, praying bolder prayers, speaking life, taking Spirit-led action, and celebrating victories—and emphasized creating space for the supernatural through prayer, fasting, and surrendered time. The service concluded with a congregational declaration of faith for the coming year and a prayer for fresh anointing and divine movement.

Pastor Greg taught that making room for the anointing opens the presence of God and creates a doorway to a greater season, bringing spiritual understanding, healing, deliverance, and restoration. Using biblical examples (the widow and Shunammite in 2 Kings and Lazarus in John 11, plus Paul and Silas in Acts), he emphasized that God prepares and times breakthroughs—one faithful step or 'one doorknob twist' can lead to favor, healing, and new opportunities. The congregation was encouraged to not lose hope, to trust God's timing, to walk through doors He opens, and to praise God in every season.

Pastor Greg Melvin emphasized the importance of truly believing and trusting God beyond mere acknowledgment, especially during life's trials and battles with doubt. He encouraged participants to demonstrate their faith through love, worthy conduct, obedience to God's word, and continuous commitment to following Jesus. The message concluded with a call for self-examination, perseverance in faith despite challenges, and readiness for a personal relationship with Christ.

Pastor Greg Melvin delivered a sermon titled "Things to Keep You Out of Heaven," focusing on the biblical "works of the flesh" from Galatians 5:19-21, emphasizing sexual sins such as adultery, fornication, uncleanness, and lewdness. He stressed the ongoing internal battle believers face against fleshly desires and the importance of repentance, self-control, and living a holy life that honors God. The message highlighted the dangers of pornography and other fleshly behaviors, urging transparency, accountability, and reliance on Jesus to overcome sin.

This weeks service focused on the reality and seriousness of hell, emphasizing that it is a real, eternal place of punishment and separation from God resulting from rejecting Jesus Christ. Pastor Greg Melvin urged attendees to reflect on their relationship with Jesus, urging repentance and accepting Christ as Lord to avoid hell's consequences. Encouragement was given for individuals to respond to the Holy Spirit's conviction immediately, with plans to continue this important message in the following week's service.

The pastor emphasized the vital importance of maintaining a strong, personal connection with God and the Holy Spirit, urging believers to actively seek and "stir up" the gift of God within themselves to experience His presence and power. He warned against the church becoming complacent or focused on worldly distractions, highlighting that true spiritual life and church growth come from the Holy Spirit, not merely attendance or programs. The message called for heartfelt repentance, holiness, and a renewed hunger for God to overcome struggles and live a victorious Christian life empowered by the Holy Ghost.

Pastor Greg Melvin emphasized the importance of making a "change of action" in life to overcome repetitive struggles and move forward spiritually and personally. He highlighted three key areas needing adjustment: regaining focus, realigning priorities with God first, and maintaining commitment through devotion and obedience. The message encouraged trust in God's power, surrendering control, and seeking His guidance to experience blessings and a more abundant life.

Guest speaker Brother Ed Wilson delivered a heartfelt sermon centered on the biblical story from Mark 2 about faith, healing, and the power of Jesus to forgive sins and perform miracles, emphasizing the importance of belief and active faith in God's healing power. He encouraged the congregation to attend church with excitement and anticipation, to trust in divine healing, and to support those who are sick through prayer and faith. The message included personal testimonies and reminders that God's healing power is sovereign, often mysterious, but always available for those who seek Him earnestly.