Sandy Run Church

Sandy Run Church Sandy Run was founded upon the principles of Christ as they are revealed in the Bible, the Word of God.

Because of the rescuing hand of Jesus, Sandy Run Church pursues personal transformation, one life at a time. To that end, Sandy Run Church has committed to pour into next generation leaders as a primary means to advance the Kingdom of God through the local church by fulfilling the mandate to be equippers of the saints for ministry. It has its foundation of faith and practice in the Scriptures and

the vital experience of its constituents is scripturally oriented. Evangelical is the term used to describe those who affirm the primary doctrines revealed in the Scriptures. These doctrines include the inspiration and authority of the Word of God; the Trinity; the deity and virgin birth of Jesus Christ; salvation by faith in the atoning death of Christ; His bodily resurrection and ascension to the right hand of the Father; the ministry of the Holy Spirit; the second coming of Christ; and the spiritual unity of believers in Jesus Christ. In 1896, many Christians experienced a spiritual outpouring they identified as the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Because it was so similar to the experience of the early Christians on the day of Pentecost, it came to be called a Pentecostal experience, an enrichment of the Christian life through the power of the Holy Spirit. The principle distinctive of Sandy Run as a Pentecostal organization is its belief in speaking with other tongues as the Spirit gives the utterance and that this is the initial evidence of the baptism in the Holy Spirit.

There is an AFTERWARDS.I recently had the privilege of sitting down with Cory Lee on The Cory Lee Show to talk about my ...
09/08/2026

There is an AFTERWARDS.

I recently had the privilege of sitting down with Cory Lee on The Cory Lee Show to talk about my book, AFTERWARDS: A Journey from Passover to Pentecost—but the conversation became about much more than a book.

We talked about what happens after the wilderness.

After the disappointment.
After the setback.
After the season you never expected to walk through.

What do you do when you’ve survived what happened—but now have to figure out what comes next?

That’s the heart of AFTERWARDS.

Cory, thank you for the invitation, the thoughtful conversation, and the opportunity to share this message with your audience. I’m truly grateful.

I’d love for you to watch or listen, and then share it with someone who may be trying to discover what their own “afterwards” looks like.

🎙️ Watch / Listen here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1EhTpnY8WS/

The wilderness may be part of your story.
It doesn’t have to be the final chapter.

This enlightening episode of The Cory Lee Show features a deep-dive...

COME CLIMB WITH US. 🏺📖This Wednesday at 6:00 PM, we begin a special three-week Wednesday Study Group at Sandy Run Worshi...
08/17/2026

COME CLIMB WITH US. 🏺📖

This Wednesday at 6:00 PM, we begin a special three-week Wednesday Study Group at Sandy Run Worship & Praise Center:

STEPS OF ASCENT

A Study on the Songs of the Ascents — Psalms 120–134

This study is personal to me.

I had the opportunity to stand in the City of David in Jerusalem with archaeologist Eli Shukron and walk on the actual stones connected to the ancient Pilgrimage Road. Standing there changed the way I read these fifteen Psalms. They were no longer simply words on a page—they became the songs of people making a real climb toward the presence of God.

Over these three Wednesday nights, we're going to make that journey together:

WEEK 1 — AT THE POOL
Psalms 120–122
Washed. Cleansed. Ready to Climb.

WEEK 2 — ON THE ROAD
Psalms 123–129
The Climb. The Struggle. The Songs.

WEEK 3 — AT THE TEMPLE
Psalms 130–134
Draw Near. Worship. Blessing.

We'll explore the biblical text, the history, the archaeology, and the spiritual journey behind these remarkable songs.

You may discover that the Psalms of Ascent aren't only about the road pilgrims walked thousands of years ago.

They're about the road we're walking right now.

📍 Sandy Run Worship & Praise Center
🗓️ Wednesdays | Three-Week Series
⏰ 6:00 PM
📖 Psalms 120–134

REAL HISTORY. REAL PLACES. REAL FAITH.

Let's climb together.

— Pastor Chuck E. Parish

You didn't come to homestead this season. You came to pass through it.This Sunday at Sandy Run, Pastor Chuck brings a fr...
07/25/2026

You didn't come to homestead this season. You came to pass through it.

This Sunday at Sandy Run, Pastor Chuck brings a fresh word: "Angels in the Aftermath."

We've all got a wilderness season — that in-between place between the promise and the fulfillment. But here's the good news: victory comes before reinforcement. When the fight is over, God doesn't just leave you standing there. He sends angels to meet your necessities right where the battle left you empty.

The in-between is a road, not a residence.

Come find out what's waiting for you in the aftermath.

📍 Sandy Run Worship & Praise Center
🕥 Sunday, 10:45 AM
✝️ "Angels in the Aftermath" with Pastor Chuck
Bring a friend. Come expectant. We'll save you a seat.

Every January, I ask the Lord for a word for the year. Something to build my whole year around. For 2026, He gave me one...
07/20/2026

Every January, I ask the Lord for a word for the year. Something to build my whole year around.

For 2026, He gave me one word: Afterwards. And He anchored it in a promise — Joel 2:28. "And it shall come to pass afterward, that I will pour out my of Spirit upon all flesh." That word sat with me all through a January Daniel Fast, and by the time I stepped into the pulpit, it wasn't just my word anymore. It became an eight-week sermon series at Sandy Run. Here's the thing — as I preached through it week by week, I kept seeing the same pattern. Fifty days in Scripture that don't get near enough attention: the days between Passover and Pentecost. Between the Cross and the coming of the Holy Spirit. Thomas doubting. Peter drowning in shame by a charcoal fire. Two heartbroken travelers on the road to Emmaus, not even recognizing Jesus was walking right beside them. Every one of them thought their story was over.
It wasn't.

So I took each of those eight sermons and broke it down into five devotions — forty in all — to walk you through those fifty days, Monday through Friday. That's by design, folks. You get five days of Scripture, reflection, a journal question, and prayer. Then two days — Saturday and Sunday — with no new devotion, just space. Space to sit with what God said that week. To really pray into it. To let it work on you before you move to the next.

That's AFTERWARDS: A Forty-Day Journey from Passover to Pentecost — born out of a word for a year, preached from a pulpit, and now in your hands as a daily walk. If you're in a season of waiting right now, if you're staring at an "afterwards" you didn't ask for, I wrote this for you. The same God who kept every promise from Passover to Pentecost is still writing afterwards stories today. Your story is not over.

The afterwards is still coming.

■ AFTERWARDS is available now on Amazon (paperback and Kindle): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H9JWCK3X

I'd love to serve you and your family — or your small group — through this journey.

Come on. Let's walk it together.
Your Friend,
Pastor Chuck E. Parish, D.Div

AFTERWARDS: A Forty-Day Journey from Passover to Pentecost

41% of Americans will get cancer. Nobody knows who.But 100% of us will get spiritual cancer — and most of us won't even ...
06/28/2026

41% of Americans will get cancer. Nobody knows who.
But 100% of us will get spiritual cancer — and most of us won't even feel it coming.

That's what makes it so dangerous.

This Sunday at Sandy Run, we're talking about the symptoms, the diagnosis, and the treatment plan God has waiting for you.

It Doesn't Hurt at First — but it will if we don't deal with it.

Sandy Run Worship & Praise Center · Hattiesburg, MS
📍 Come as you are.

Service 10:45am

I want to ask you something that most church folks have never been asked directly.Think of someone you know — someone wh...
06/16/2026

I want to ask you something that most church folks have never been asked directly.

Think of someone you know — someone who used to be in church every Sunday. Knew every song. Led a small group. Prayed out loud without blinking. And then one day... they were just gone.

Here's the question: What happened to them spiritually?
Did they lose their salvation? Did they prove they were never really saved to begin with? Is that even possible — or is God's grip stronger than any choice they could make?

These aren't trick questions. They're some of the most important questions in the Christian life — and two of the most serious, Scripture-honoring traditions in church history land in completely different places on the answer.

We're going to look at both sides. We're going to read the actual verses. And then you're going to have a chance to figure out what you believe — and why.

📖 CAN YOU LEAVE YOUR FAITH?

A Study in Apostasy, Eternal Security & What the Bible Says

Come ready to think. Come ready to talk. And if you've got somebody whose chair is empty right now — come ready to pray.

I'll see you there, folks.
For the Kingdom,

Pastor Chuck E. Parish, D.Div.

Sandy Run Worship & Praise Center
Wednesday 6:00 PM

🎵 He ran the 24-hour praise cycle in David's Tabernacle.He played bronze cymbals before the Ark of the Covenant.Kings co...
06/13/2026

🎵 He ran the 24-hour praise cycle in David's Tabernacle.

He played bronze cymbals before the Ark of the Covenant.

Kings commanded their Levites to sing HIS songs alongside David's.

Even after 70 years of Babylonian exile — 128 of his descendants came home and rebuilt Israel's worship from the ground up.

His name was Asaph.
And this man — the chief worship architect of an entire nation — almost lost his faith.

Come on, somebody. If it could happen to HIM...
Here's the thing — Asaph didn't lose it because he stopped believing in God.

He lost his footing because he started watching the wrong people.
And I think a whole lot of us know exactly what that feels like.

This Sunday I'm bringing a message I've been sitting with for a while.

It's called "When You Forget To Remember" — and Asaph is going to walk us right into the one place where everything changes.

Not a building.
A presence.

📖 Psalm 103:1-2 | Psalm 73

We'd love to have you join us this Sunday at Sandy Run! Service Time 10:45am

Come experience what happens when you stop looking out, stop looking in — and start looking UP. 👆

🏠 Sandy Run Worship & Praise Center | Hattiesburg, MS
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Notes and takeaways from Founding Pastor, Lavon Overstreet.
06/07/2026

Notes and takeaways from Founding Pastor, Lavon Overstreet.

Experience a Sandy Run Sunday!!!
06/06/2026

Experience a Sandy Run Sunday!!!

06/05/2026

🏛️ Sandy Run Family — this Sunday matters.

There's something powerful about hearing a message from the person who first heard the call to build what you're now a part of. This Sunday, June 7th, our Founding Pastor, Rev. Lavon Overstreet, will be ministering in our main service 10:45am — and he's bringing a word rooted in the very foundation of Sandy Run Worship & Praise Center.

Before there was a congregation, there was a calling.
Before there were members, there was a mission.
Before there was a building, there was a burden placed on one man's heart.

The man we call Pastor answered that call — and what God birthed through his faithfulness is the church family you call home today.

This Sunday, he's not just attending. He's speaking from the foundation — reminding us who we are, what we were built on, and where God is calling us next.

1 Corinthians 3:11 tells us there is no other foundation than the one already laid. This Sunday, we go back to that foundation — and we build forward from it.

If you've ever wondered what Sandy Run is truly about at its core — come Sunday and hear it from the man who laid the first stone.

Invite someone who needs a church home. Invite someone stepping into a new season. Invite someone who needs to be reminded that God builds things that last.

We'll see you Sunday! 🙌

📍 Sandy Run Worship & Praise Center | Hattiesburg, MS
🕑 10:45 - Traditional Service
🕑 11:am - "Kingdom Kids" Children's Church

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Hattiesburg, MS
39402

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