Macedonia Revival Center of Philadelphia, MS

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We can’t wait to see you tomorrow night @6:30!
06/16/2026

We can’t wait to see you tomorrow night @6:30!

What a wonderful Sunday morning at Macedonia Revival Center! We are so thankful for Bro. Matt Linton ministering to us a...
06/15/2026

What a wonderful Sunday morning at Macedonia Revival Center! We are so thankful for Bro. Matt Linton ministering to us and allowing God to use him in such a powerful way.

The presence of God was felt throughout the service, and we are grateful for every person who joined us in worship.

“Give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good: for his mercy endureth forever.” — Psalm 136:1

What a great day in the house of the Lord! 🙌🏻

✨ Sunday Morning at Macedonia Revival Center! ✨Join us this Sunday as we welcome our special guest speaker, Bro. Matt Li...
06/12/2026

✨ Sunday Morning at Macedonia Revival Center! ✨

Join us this Sunday as we welcome our special guest speaker, Bro. Matt Linton!

☕ Coffee Shop Open – 8:30 AM
🙏 Prayer Room Open – 8:30 AM
📖 Sunday School – 9:30 AM
⛪ Worship Service – 10:15 AM

Come expecting a move of God, powerful worship, and a life-changing word!

We can’t wait to worship with you and your family this Sunday! See you at MRC! 💙🙌

06/11/2026

“Is God optional?”

One of the greatest dangers facing this generation is that many have made the things of God optional.

We say we believe in God, but our priorities often tell a different story.

We’ll make sure our children get to ballgames, birthday parties, practices, vacations, and every other event on the calendar. But with church, prayer, worship, or the house of God, suddenly we’re too tired, too busy, or something else takes its place.

What message are we sending to the next generation?

Kids learn what matters most by watching what we consistently prioritize. If church is always moved aside for other activities, we’re teaching them that God comes after everything else.

Jesus said, “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you” (Matthew 6:33).

He also said, “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind” (Matthew 22:37).

The writer of Hebrews encouraged believers, “Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is” (Hebrews 10:25).

I’m thankful that salvation is by grace through faith, not by church attendance. But a heart that truly loves God will desire to worship Him, serve Him, and gather with His people.

The issue is not whether we have time for God. The issue is whether God truly has first place in our lives.

Let’s be careful not to teach our children that God gets what’s left over after everything else. Let them see us seek Him first, love Him most, and faithfully serve Him.

“Choose you this day whom ye will serve…” (Joshua 24:15).

What we prioritize, our children will normalize. If God is first, they’ll see it. If He’s optional, they’ll see that too.

06/09/2026

Don’t forget about midweek service!
We can’t wait to see you😊
•Wednesday Night @6:30

Sunday Sermon RecapWhen something is valuable, you search for it. That’s the heart of God toward every soul. His love pu...
06/08/2026

Sunday Sermon Recap

When something is valuable, you search for it. That’s the heart of God toward every soul. His love pursues, His grace restores, and His mercy never gives up.

“For the Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost.” — Luke 19:10

What a Sunday at Macedonia Revival Center! 🙌Powerful worship, anointed preaching, sweet fellowship, and lives touched by...
06/08/2026

What a Sunday at Macedonia Revival Center! 🙌

Powerful worship, anointed preaching, sweet fellowship, and lives touched by the presence of God. We are thankful for all that God is doing and excited for what He has in store. 🤍

“Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” — 2 Corinthians 3:17

Tomorrow morning!! Prayer Rooms Open @8:30Sunday School @9:30Service @10:15We can’t wait to see you!!
06/06/2026

Tomorrow morning!!
Prayer Rooms Open @8:30
Sunday School @9:30
Service @10:15

We can’t wait to see you!!

06/04/2026

Healthy Homes — Part 3: The Foundation Matters

Part 1 we talked about what a healthy home beholds — what we let in.
Part 2 we talked about the atmosphere inside the home. But last night we went deeper than the walls and deeper than the air. We need to talk about what the home is sitting on. Because you can have the right atmosphere and still have the wrong foundation. A house with no foundation doesn’t fail in the calm — it fails in the storm. Jesus didn’t say the storm would skip the house built on rock. He said it would stand because of what it was built on. The question is never if the storm comes. The question is always what will the home be standing on when it does.

Point 1 — Scripture says a double minded man (mom/dad) is unstable in all his ways (James 1:6-8).
A double-minded home cannot stand. Jesus welcome on Sunday but not consulted on Monday. Prayer in the crisis but not in the calm. The Word quoted but not lived. That home isn’t on rock — it’s floating on whatever the current brings.
Point 2 — Foundations aren’t built in emergencies. They’re built on weekday mornings. Ordinary dinners. Regular conversations. Consistent devotion. God wasn’t describing a church service in Deuteronomy 6 — He was describing a lifestyle. The Word in the home. God in the conversation. Faith in the rhythm.
Point 3 —Jesus Must Be More Than a Decoration in the Home
Many homes have crosses on the wall.
Scriptures on the doorpost.
Bibles on the shelf.

But Jesus cannot be decor.

He must be Lord.

Revelation 3:20 KJV
“Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.”

When Jesus comes in, He does not come to sit in a corner.
He comes to the table.
He comes into the conversation.
He comes into the decisions.
He comes into the conflict.
He comes into the finances.
He comes into the parenting.

A home built on the rock is not a home that owns religious objects.

It is a home that has given Jesus actual authority.

This Sunday’s message hit different. We talked about something most don’t like to admit.“Sin doesn’t knock like a strang...
06/03/2026

This Sunday’s message hit different. We talked about something most don’t like to admit.

“Sin doesn’t knock like a stranger … it knocks like someone who’s been there before.”

It recognizes your schedule. It knows your weak moments. It learns which door to come to.

We’re not talking about sins of ignorance. We’re speaking about the ones we know. The ones we’ve repented of, walked away from, but they come calling again.

That’s what the Bible calls a besetting sin. And this Sunday, we didn’t shy away from it.

The word beset in the Greek is euperistatos— it means something that cleverly surrounds you, that wraps around you and trips you up.

Hebrews 12:1 tells us to lay it aside and run. But here’s what got me: the writer didn’t say you. He said us. He sat down beside the struggling believer and said, “I know what this feels like.”

And before he gave the command to run, he walked them through a hall of people who refused to quit. Abel. Noah. Abraham. Moses. People who ran their race through conditions that would make our problems look small, and most of them never saw the full promise in their lifetime. They died still believing.

THEN he looks at tired, suffering, tempted believers and says, “Wherefore… lay it aside and run.”

Because of everything they endured—NOW it’s your turn.

Here’s the sobering truth: besetting sin doesn’t force its way in. It waits to be invited. It’s patient. It’s deceptive. It doesn’t come dressed like what it is—it comes dressed in justification.

“I deserve this.”
“Just this once.”
“Nobody’s perfect.”

A fisherman doesn’t use just a plain hook. He uses bait that looks like food.

But here’s the good news…....God told Cain before he made his worst decision and said, “Sin lieth at the door… it was a warning. He could have ruled over the sin. The danger was real. But so was the victory that could have been as well.

That same promise is yours today.

Sin is at the door. But it doesn’t hold the key. 🔑 YOU DO!

Identify it and lay it aside!!!!

You were not designed to fight this alone. The altar is still open. The race is not over. Fix your eyes on Jesus—the author AND the finisher—and run.

Drop a 🔥 if this spoke to you today. Share it with someone still fighting alone.
1 Corinthians 10:13 There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it.
🔥 They need to know the door of escape is real.

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14050 MS-19
Philadelphia, MS
39350

Opening Hours

Wednesday 6pm - 8:30pm
Sunday 9am - 11:30am
5:30pm - 7:30pm

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