Mount Hermon Baptist Church

05/11/2026

Mother’s Day Message at “The Mount”

Sermon Scriptures: 2 Kings 4:9–27

Sermon Title: A Mother Who Made Room for a Miracle”

A godly matriarch is:
A builder of faith
A keeper of wisdom
A protector of legacy
A nurturer of generations

Point 1: The Matriarch’s Discernemt
Point 2: The Matriarch’s Devastation
Point 3: The Marriarch’s Determination

Summary:

Some of us are alive because a mother covered us in prayer.
Some of us escaped destruction because a grandmother interceded.
Some of us survived dark seasons because a female figure refused to give up on us.

Thank God for the Matriarch of our family! ❤️

04/20/2026

We had a great time in the Lord today at the Mount! Mount Hermon Baptist Church

Sermon Text: Judges 2:10-19
Sermon Title: Breaking the Cycle: How to Break the Cycle of Sin?

04/13/2026

Good Morning & Happy Monday! 🙌🏾

I pray everyone has a blessed, productive, and purpose-filled week! I’m still basking in the powerful presence of our Sunday worship experience—the message was TIGHT and RIGHT! 🔥

📖 Sermonic Scripture: Matthew 4:1–11
Sermonic Title: “Tried, Tempted, and Triumphant”

✨ Key Takeaways:

Recognize the Method of the Tempter
Respond the Right Way (with the Word!) Recognize the Motives of the Tempter

The enemy comes to discredit you, distract you, and destroy your destiny and purpose—but through Christ, we walk in victory! 💪🏾

Stay focused. Stay faithful. Stay victorious.

Have a blessed day, awesome people!

🙏🏾✨

03/14/2026

Mount Hermon Community Day

03/14/2026

03/13/2026

Welcome to Seminole County Sheriff's Office application process! We are now accepting Applications for the positions below.

02/17/2026

Today, we pause to honor a giant in faith, freedom, and fearless advocacy — Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Rev. Jesse Jackson has transitioned from labor to reward and entered into Omega rest. A preacher with a prophetic voice, a leader with unwavering conviction, and a relentless fighter for civil rights and social justice — his life was a sermon in motion.

From the pulpit to the public square, he challenged injustice, confronted inequality, and reminded America that hope is never canceled. He stood for the marginalized, marched for the oppressed, and spoke truth to power — even when it was unpopular.

His legacy is not just in speeches, but in sacrifice.
Not just in words, but in works.
Not just in history books, but in the hearts of those who dare to believe in justice for all.

Now the mantle falls to us.

We must continue the fight for equality.
We must continue the work of justice.
We must continue to love boldly, lead courageously, and stand unapologetically for what is right.

“Well done, thy good and faithful servant.”

Rest in power. Rest in glory. Rest in Omega peace.

02/08/2026

God was so kind to us today!
We had an amazing, spirit-filled and life-changing worship experience!

3 servants joined the ministry today ready for Kingdom Buliding!

Sermonic Highlights
Numbers 13:31-33
“Don’t Let Fear Vote on Your Future”

01/19/2026

Happy Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day

11/17/2025

God surely was kind today at The Mount!

Sermon At The Mount
Scriptural Text: 1 Kings 17:8-16
Sermonic Topic: “My Empty Is Not My Ending”

Point 1: The Command in the Crisis
Point 2: The Challenges in the Cupboard
Point 3: The Container’s Continuation

Summary:
God can turn your bad situation into good, your empty into enough, and your little into overflow!!

~ Dr. A.L. Langston