Morning Star Evangelist Ministries

04/16/2026

05/24/2025

Early Voting begins Tuesday. I am a lifelong resident, small business owner, and believe in servant leadership. I hope to earn your support!

04/25/2025

It's with a peaceful heart. Jimmy Ray Mitchell, Sr. gained his wings on Fri, April 11th. His Homegoing Arrangements are as follows:

Gregory W. Spencer Funeral Home
4000 Miller Ave.
Ft. Worth, TX. 76119
Visitation 12p-5p
Friday, April 25th

Memorial Service
Saturday, April 26th
11:00 a.m.
Sweet Home Baptist Church
5225 Ramey Ave.
Ft. Worth, TX 76105

Please keep Jimmy Mitchell entire family in prayer. ”

04/06/2024

Come be my guest. ❤️❤️❤️

04/03/2024

Come join us this coming Sunday 4/7/2024. ❤️❤️❤️❤️. See you there

03/25/2024

Come be our guest on Sunday Morning 4/7/2024

02/27/2024

It’s Time to Change Your Mind - by Rick Warren

“You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had.”
Philippians 2:5 (NLT)

Changing your life requires new thinking. The battle to change the defects in your life is always a mental battle. It starts in the mind—and that’s where the battle is won or lost.

Ephesians 4:23 says, “Let the Spirit renew your thoughts and attitudes” (NLT).

You’re not going to change until your thoughts and attitude change. This is why a daily quiet time is important. The time you spend intentionally studying God’s Word and in conversation with him through prayer is the spiritual renewal in your mind.

Even with the Holy Spirit, it takes spiritual discipline to have the power to change. You have to get to know God so you know what he expects from you and desires for you.

Do you know what the theological term for “change of mind” is? It is the word “repentance.” To repent literally means to change your mind.

The word “repent” is actually a Greek word: metanoia. Metanoia means to change your mind—to turn from death to life, sin to forgiveness, guilt to peace of mind, hell to heaven. You turn from “my way” to God’s way. The most positive change in your life will be when you repent of your sin and turn from regret to forgiveness and peace of mind.

You have to learn to think in new ways about your defects. Defects are often strengths being misused. That’s a new way of thinking. You probably never thought of that, but that’s repentance! That’s a change of mind. Your defects are often the strengths God gave you that are being misused.

You have to change the way you think so you can make the most of your strengths instead. To do that, you “must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had” (Philippians 2:5 NLT).

God wants you to learn to think like Jesus. How do you do that? Again, it’s a choice. You’ve got to make a choice and say, “Lord, how would Jesus think about this?” The more you fill your mind with God’s Word, the easier that’s going to be.

Talk It Over
• How are the things you fill your mind with making it harder to or helping you change your defects?
• What changes will you make today in your schedule, relationships, or attitude that will affect the spiritual renewal of your mind?
• Why do you think we sometimes just don’t want to know what Jesus would do in a certain situation?

02/23/2024

Facing Fear? Change Your Focus - by Rick Warren

“Those who are led by God’s Spirit are God’s children. For the Spirit that God has given you does not make you slaves and cause you to be afraid; instead, the Spirit makes you God’s children, and by the Spirit’s power we cry out to God, ‘Father! my Father!’ God’s Spirit joins himself to our spirits to declare that we are God’s children.”
Romans 8:14-16 (GNT)

When I was a kid, I didn’t get scared often. I played fearlessly. But whenever I did get scared, I always cried out to my dad. I knew I could depend on him. He was strong, and he could take on anyone.

That’s what you and I are called to do when we’re scared, too: Call out to our Father for help.

Stop focusing on your fear. Focus on God your Father instead. Ask him for help! Romans 8:14-16 says, “Those who are led by God’s Spirit are God’s children. For the Spirit that God has given you does not make you slaves and cause you to be afraid; instead, the Spirit makes you God’s children, and by the Spirit’s power we cry out to God, ‘Father! my Father!’ God’s Spirit joins himself to our spirits to declare that we are God’s children” (GNT).
The antidote to fear is the truth that you are no longer a slave but a child of God. Being a child of God changes everything. You’re part of a family now. And families take care of one another.

Let’s say you grew up in a big city, and your family was a part of the family—the Mafia. And, as a kid, someone starts to assault you. You could say, “Wait just a minute! Do you know who I am? My father is Guido. Are you sure you want to touch me? Because I’m in the family.”

That’s what God wants you to know when you’re scared. You’re part of his family, and he takes care of his children. He has your back. And he has all the power in the world—all the power you’ll need to face whatever makes you afraid.

Knowing you’re a child of the Creator of the universe changes everything.

When you’re afraid, you need to be reminded of who you are and the family you belong to. With the Holy Spirit’s help, all you have to do is call out to your Father. You can depend on him!

Talk It Over
• What scares you more than anything else right now?
• What is the truth about that situation? How is God engaged in the situation?
• How has God provided for you in the past when you’ve been afraid? How does remembering that help you face your fear today?

02/16/2024

A lot of people have been asking me abt Monday morning prayer. I decided to take a pause and refill my cup. My new job starts at 7:30 am and we are on camera so I can’t do it in the morning. I am going to start a Wednesday word on Wednesday night. Approximately @7/8pm. So I hope to see you there it will start March 2024.