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In this episode, Bishop Greg Davis will revive you with his unique message. He encourages you to let go of relationships that are not mutually beneficial. Leave useless, unproductive relationships in the past and move forward in the things that God has ordained for you! Bishop Gregory M. Davis, a Detroit native, was called to preach in 1986. He began his ministry serving under the leadership of his grandfather, Dr. Ananias Davis at the Welcome MBC in Detroit Michigan.

In this episode, Pastor Kim Davis encourages you to have faith. In this life-changing sermon, she teaches that in order to get what you want in life, you have to have faith. If you dream it, you can do it! Ask God for what you want and need, then step out in faith and receive! Pastor Kim founded the Daughters of Judah Ministries in 1994, as she took heed to the voice of God.

Bishop Greg Davis will revive you with his message. He encourages you to let God upgrade you. God wants to flip the page in your life and take you to the next level! Come out of your problems and step into the next chapter!

In 1862, William Nicholson shared his views on our soul. He states that religion has already been planted within us. But it takes great work and nourishment to master it and maintain the progress toward eternity.

Death is a rather sinister and taboo topic but for Christians, it is one of relief. The Bible teaches us all how to die, and William Nicholson stresses the importance of life as a preparation. In order to gain the glory promised after death, Christ must always be present before it and be a prevailing force in our lives.

The sacrifice of Christ is where the redemption story of true believers begins. Nicholson reflects on the sacrifice of the God made flesh and its significance for the religious community. He refers to the intrinsic design of the sacrifice which blessed us all with a life of righteousness.

We tend to leave a will to divide goods and possessions, but Christ left a will as well. William Nicholson explains to us the nature of Christ’s will. He states how this will is a gracious one and will be constituted once we accept the life and teachings of Christ.