Embassy Life International Ministries

07/02/2025

https://www.youtube.com/live/Hs55sjphY4Y?si=W3vBQTswebG1vLVQ

🔥 SERMON SUMMARY 🔥

Title: The Resurrection: The Power of Our Victory in Christ!
Key Texts: 1 Corinthians 15:12–34; Ephesians 5:1–21; 2 Thessalonians 3:6–15

Family in Christ — we stand at a critical crossroads. The world is plunging deeper into chaos, sin, and delusion, yet the resurrection of Jesus Christ is our unshakeable foundation and the power behind our victory!

👉 1️⃣ The Resurrection is the Foundation of Our Faith (1 Cor. 15:12–19)
If Christ did not rise, our faith is meaningless and we are still in our sins. But praise God — He is risen! This truth is the linchpin of our hope and the source of the Church’s power to stand firm against darkness.

👉 2️⃣ The Resurrection Empowers Us to Live as Light (1 Cor. 15:20–28; Eph. 5:1–21)
Because Jesus conquered death, we are called to walk as children of light — to reject compromise, expose the works of darkness, and make the best use of our time because the days are evil. Let’s not partner with sin or sit in idleness but boldly shine for Christ.

👉 3️⃣ The Resurrection Calls Us to Reject Idleness and Work Diligently (1 Cor. 15:29–34; 2 Thess. 3:6–15)
Paul reminds us: the resurrection should motivate us to labor faithfully for the Kingdom. Spiritual laziness and distraction have no place among the people of God. “Do not grow weary in doing good!” (2 Thess. 3:13).

🔥 EXHORTATION 🔥
Church, the days are dark, but Christ is risen indeed! Wake up, shine your light, and be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord — because your labor in Him is never in vain. (1 Cor. 15:58)

🌟 Let’s Believe, Live, and Work like Jesus is alive — because He is! 🌟

Embassy Life International Ministrieswww.EmbassyLife.International Lovettsville, VA [email protected]

06/30/2025

06/26/2025

I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been invited back to contribute to the Sons of Purpose devotional project and am now a two-time published author! 🎉 This incredible honor fulfills a lifelong dream, and it’s just the beginning of an exciting journey.

This time, I wrote about Ehud from the Book of Judges, Chapter 3—a bold man driven by purpose. Men, are you on a mission? 💪 Join me and 39 other inspiring men in this powerful collaboration, brought to life by the visionary Deborah G. Hunter.

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06/23/2025

https://www.youtube.com/live/VKNaPZDmM-M?feature=shared

🌟 Let Your Light Shine in This Darkness!🌟

This past Sunday, we delved into the transformative message of 2 Corinthians 4:1-6 in our sermon titled "Let Your Light Shine in This Darkness!" The Apostle Paul reminds us of the glorious ministry entrusted to every believer—a ministry of the new covenant, rooted in God’s mercy and empowered by His Spirit. In a world shrouded by spiritual darkness, we are called to proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord, shining His light with integrity, boldness, and urgency.

📖 Sermon Overview

Paul declares, “Therefore, having this ministry by the mercy of God, we do not lose heart” (2 Corinthians 4:1). This ministry, described in 2 Corinthians 3:6 as the ministry of the new covenant, surpasses the old covenant of condemnation, bringing righteousness, freedom, and life through the Spirit. It’s a divine assignment to share the message of reconciliation—that through Christ, God has reconciled the world to Himself (2 Corinthians 5:18-19).

Despite accusations against Paul, he models how we should conduct this ministry:
- Renouncing shameful ways: We reject dishonesty and deception, living transparently before God and others.
- Proclaiming truth clearly: We refuse to distort God’s Word or obscure the gospel, trusting in its power (Philippians 4:19, Psalm 23:1).
- Persevering through challenges: Even when the gospel is veiled to those blinded by the “god of this world” (2 Corinthians 4:3-4), we press on, knowing God can unveil hearts.

The heart of our message is Jesus Christ, the image of God, whose glory shines in our hearts (2 Corinthians 4:5-6). The gospel is the good news of God’s kingdom, fulfilled in Christ’s life, death, and resurrection (Mark 1:14-15, Daniel 2:44). This reality demands repentance and faith, creating an urgent call for all to respond.

🙌 Key Takeaways for Your Walk

1️⃣ Empowered by Mercy: God’s mercy sustains us in ministry, giving us strength to persevere through discouragement or opposition. Every believer is a minister, gifted to share the gospel!
2️⃣ Integrity in Witness: Live with honesty, boldly proclaiming the pure gospel without manipulation or distortion. Let your life reflect the truth you share.
3️⃣ Urgency of the Gospel: The kingdom of God is here and now! Shine Christ’s light in your home, workplace, and community, trusting God to transform lives.

💡 Call to Action

You are a light-bearer in a dark world! Whether you’re sharing the gospel with a coworker, serving your family, or posting online, let your life proclaim Jesus as Lord. Join us in this mission to reflect God’s glory and advance His kingdom. Stay connected for more encouragement, and invite a friend to our next service as we grow together in faith!

06/15/2025

https://www.youtube.com/live/6tyFs3vjZts?si=YNyrWyn-pG4jlEcn

📖 Sunday Sermon Recap: “God the Father” 🙌🏽
Isaiah 63:16 & Isaiah 64:8

ISAIAH 63:16 (ESV)

16 For you are our Father,
though Abraham does not know us,
and Israel does not acknowledge us;
you, O Lord, are our Father,
our Redeemer from of old is your name.


ISAIAH 64:8 (ESV)
8 But now, O Lord, you are our Father;
we are the clay, and you are our potter;
we are all the work of your hand.

In today’s powerful message, we were reminded that God alone is our Father—not just in title, but in divine essence, origin, and authority. In Isaiah’s time, both Israel and Judah had fallen deep into moral and spiritual decay. Though they once knew the law, they strayed—tolerating idol worship, chasing pleasure, and neglecting the covenant that was meant to give them life. Yet even in their rebellion, the prophet cried out, “**You, O Lord, are our Father… our Redeemer from of old is Your name!”

Isaiah saw that judgment was inevitable, but he also recognized a deeper truth: despite earthly lineage (Abraham or Israel), our true identity and redemption come from the One who formed us—the Father and Potter who shaped us with His own hands.

This message isn’t what many might expect on Father’s Day. It’s not about earthly applause or human titles. **Jesus said clearly in Matthew 23: “Call no man ‘Father’ on earth, for you have one Father, and He is in heaven.”** We are reminded that men can only be called “father” when they reflect the divine nature of God Himself. True fatherhood is not a status—it’s a calling to embody the image and character of God.

God is not just a Father by name—He is the source of all being, the One to whom all creation is accountable. As image bearers, we are called to partake in His divine nature (2 Peter 1:3–4) and lead with humility, righteousness, and love.

✅ So, what is a father?
A father is one who mirrors God’s nature—redeeming, shaping, guiding, and loving as He does.

As we reflect on today’s message, may we recognize that **restoration in our homes, communities, and nation begins with remembering who our Father is—YHWH, our Redeemer of old.** Men, let’s rise up and take our rightful place, not in self-glory, but in submission to the Father, bearing His image in all we do.

💬 When someone tells you “Happy Father’s Day,” let it serve as a reminder of the divine responsibility and privilege it is to reflect God the Father on Earth.

🙏🏽 Abba, Father—You alone are worthy.