Pentecostals of Statesboro

06/15/2026

Vanessa came to church tonight and got baptized and received the precious gift of the Holy Ghost speaking in tongues!!

06/14/2026

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06/14/2026

“God is an on time God. “

Join us @ 10Am as Pastor Watts minsters on this

06/14/2026

06/13/2026

06/13/2026

Another one baptized today in the precious name of Jesus!

06/11/2026

As it was with Job, so it is with us today. In the Book of Job, after enduring tremendous suffering, Job even heard discouragement from his own household when his wife said, “Curse God, and die.” The enemy will use anyone or anything to weaken our resolve when we commit ourselves to God. In the same way, Satan seeks to hinder our devotion through doubt, weariness, and frustration, especially when we give ourselves to prayer and fasting.

As it was with Nehemiah, so it is with us. In the Book of Nehemiah, while rebuilding Jerusalem’s wall, Nehemiah faced constant distraction, intimidation, and opposition. Yet he declared that he was doing a great work and could not come down. The enemy still attempts to pull us away from our spiritual assignment through distraction and discouragement. We must remain steadfast and refuse to step down from the wall of prayer.

As it was with Noah, so it is with us. In the Book of Genesis, Noah built the ark in the face of ridicule and unbelief. Though surrounded by mockery, he remained faithful to what God had spoken. We too must remain obedient, even when faithfulness feels lonely and misunderstood.

As it was with Paul and Silas, so it is with us. In the Acts of the Apostles, as they prayed and sought God, opposition arose in an attempt to disrupt the work of the Lord. When we fully commit ourselves to prayer and fasting, resistance often intensifies. Yet prayer is not our weakness; it is our strength.

The Word reminds us, “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.” First Peter 5:8. The enemy cannot defeat us unless we open the door. Scripture also declares, “To him that knoweth to do good, and doeth it not, to him it is sin.” James 4:17. And again, This kind goeth not out but by prayer and fasting. Matthew 17:21.

When a church launches out into the deep and commits itself to prayer and fasting, powerful things begin to happen. As in the early church recorded in Acts, God imparts gifts of the Spirit to those who have paid the price in sacrifice before Him. There is a common denominator that determines whether those gifts become a lasting blessing or a source of downfall. The difference is not talent, calling, or opportunity. It is the continuation of a genuine and consistent prayer life. What is received through consecration can only be sustained through continued consecration.

Statesboro United Pentecostal Church, you have launched out into the deep over the past several years. God has taken note of your sacrifice in prayer. There has been impartation. There has been growth. There has been development. The evidence of His hand is undeniable.

Yet time has also revealed a sobering truth. The same revival that draws some closer to God can push others away. The same fire that refines the committed can expose those unwilling to remain disciplined in their consecration and dedication. When individuals neglect their prayer life, they slowly drift from the very move of God that once transformed them.

We must understand the seriousness of our commitment. Prayer and fasting discipline the flesh, while prayerlessness and neglect of fasting empower it. If we are going to see God’s promises and prophecies fulfilled in our lives, we must embrace prayer and fasting not for a day, not for a week, but as a lifelong pursuit.

The apostle Paul declared in the Second Epistle to Timothy, “I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.” But he also revealed his secret weapon in the First Epistle to the Corinthians when he said, “I die daily.” That was the key to his endurance. Daily surrender. Daily discipline. Daily dying to the flesh.

So the question before us is not whether God has poured out His Spirit. The question is whether we will continue to die daily so that what has been birthed in revival will be preserved through lifelong consecration.

Let us choose to walk in the Spirit through prayer and fasting so that we may overcome the enemy and walk in lasting victory.

Bro. Watts

06/11/2026

There is nothing in your body that you may be going through that is bigger than Jesus no matter what you are facing nothing is greater than Him

There is nothing going on in your mind that is bigger than Jesus no matter how your thoughts may feel overwhelmed or pressed

There is nothing happening in your finances that is bigger than Jesus

There is nothing happening in your family that is bigger than Jesus

What I am trying to say is this when you say Jesus and when I say Jesus He is more than enough Jesus has everything in His hands

So let us keep doing what we are doing and watch what God is about to do in Statesboro Georgia there is no time to slow down it is time to persevere to keep praying and to keep fasting

When we seek His face we enter into His presence and in His presence there is revelation that comes and impartation and then we will find His hand

Statesboro this is the key we must continue to use this key to unlock the door to the greatest revival harvest this world has ever seen

Just like it was with Tabitha in Joppa so will it be with Statesboro any second any moment it will happen

Bro. Watts

06/11/2026

Another reason it is so important to keep our soil good is this: it is not if offenses will come, but when they come. And without good soil, it is impossible to overcome a spirit of offense.

When the condition of our soil is not right, offense easily takes root. People can begin to build mindsets and sometimes even doctrines around their wounds. Yet in reality, offense is nothing more than an attempt by Satan to derail individuals spiritually and keep them from their eternal destination. If we neglect the condition of our soil, we place our souls in danger. It is that serious.

Our ability to endure reveals what kind of ground we truly are. Jesus teaches this clearly in the Gospel of Mark. In Mark 4:17, He explains that stony ground receives the Word with gladness, yet has no root in itself. When affliction or persecution arises for the Word’s sake, immediately it is offended.

If offense, persecution, and affliction cannot stop you from serving God, then you are good ground. But if every offense causes you to withdraw, to quit, or to abandon your walk with God, that may reveal stony ground. Endurance brings forth fruit; quitting only brings forth rocks.

If our soil is truly where it needs to be, then when offense comes and it will it will not take residence. It will not pe*****te deeply into our spirit. However, if we continue to dwell on an offense, rehearse it, and nurture it, that is a sign we may not be where we think we are spiritually.

Scripture warns us not to think more highly of ourselves than we ought (Romans 12:3). And again, “Wherefore let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall” (1 Corinthians 10:12,

But here is the key: falling is not the same as failing. “For a just man falleth seven times, and riseth up again” (Proverbs 24:16, KJV). The difference between stony ground and good ground is not that one never falls it is that one refuses to stay down. A righteous person may stumble, may face discouragement, may even feel the weight of offense but they rise again. They repent. They realign. They rebuild. They refuse to let offense define their future.

Jesus also taught us to count the cost (Luke 14:28). Living for God requires commitment, endurance, sacrifice, and perseverance. If we are going to stand in these last days, we must determine in advance that we are willing to pay the price through prayer, fasting, faithfulness, humility, and unity.

At Statesboro United Pentecostal Church, we are experiencing a Nehemiah moment right now. Just as Nehemiah rebuilt the walls amid opposition, distraction, and resistance, we are building, praying, and pressing forward. And whenever there is building, there will also be opposition. Whenever there is progress, there will be pressure. But we must not allow offense to stop the work God is doing among us.

Brothers and sisters, we are closer than ever to the fulfillment of God’s promises. The shaking happening across the world is not new it has occurred since the beginning of mankind. But we must keep our eyes on Jesus. Anyone who neglects prayer, fasting, reading the Word, faithful fellowship, and refraining from discord is vulnerable to falling no matter who they are or what their name may be.

If we have abandoned early morning prayer, withdrawn from seasons of fasting, neglected Bible reading, or become inconsistent in faithful church attendance, we deceive ourselves if we believe we are fully prepared for the Lord’s return. The condition is not merely belief it is the condition of our soil and how we maintain it.

Let us look in the mirror today and honestly reevaluate where we stand. Our words and our responses to pressure will reveal the true condition of our hearts. Let us love one another, pray for one another, and remember: by the grace of God, any of us could fall. But the righteous rise again.

Therefore, let us guard our soil diligently, count the cost carefully, rise when we fall, endure faithfully, keep building, and remain deeply rooted so that we may bring forth lasting fruit.

YES WE CAN, STATESBORO.

YES WE CAN.

Bro. Watts