Koinonia Christian Center Church

Do you have questions about the relationships in your life? Do you have questions about the basic components of what makes relationships successful? In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O’neal shares the tools and necessary skills for successful relationships. She shares the building blocks for assuring our relationships are set on a strong foundation and lays out how Jesus wants us to reap positive benefits from the relationships in our lives which calls for strategic planning on our part. And strategic planning requires discipleship with Christ that is built on a relationship in which we have truly labored and been faithful.

What do you do when an ungodly thought comes to mind? What is a better comeback for responses? Bishop Rosie O'neal continues to teach how to have a comeback of calculated choice. As Christians, we must take the time to label the ungodly thoughts and be willing to attack thoughts that are not right. Bishop O'neal stated, "New life has to be put into a new lifestyle". We must humble ourselves to leaders that can see, submit to be filled with the Holy Spirit, relearn what we thought we already knew, and be willing to spend time in the word.

Are we ever satisfied? When is enough, enough or too much just too much? We are living in a world where money, possessions, and material things get such notoriety that we may often lose sight of the real value of life. We may often lose sight of meaningful treasures, true riches, and the underlying cost of some of our decisions. In this sermon Bishop Rosie O’neal redirects us and deposits nuggets of wisdom as prodding reminders to focus on the important things that money cannot buy – the heartfelt and spiritual things that make memories and build family legacies.

Are you walking in the blessings of Abraham? Do you want to? In this sermon, Pastor Trev Evans talks about how God blessed Abraham with a son at his older age. While you may be asking God for something other than a son, your obedience and trust can lead to your blessing. Also, it's important to be faithful to God after your increase, refuse the enemy's shortcuts and remain willing to sacrifice.

How much do you trust God’s instruction in this economic turmoil? Real trust is not just asking for a miraculous blessing but believing that God's wisdom and instructions will guide you so that the miracle isn’t necessary. Bishop Rosie O’neal teaches this message through the story of Joseph, the interpretation of Pharaoh, dreams of famine and prosperity, and how he utilized Godly wisdom to save Egypt and the surrounding nations.

Do you know how to care for your parents after they took care of you? Do you consider God in everything you do? Do you care about the things God cares about? Bishop Rosie O'neal ends the Better Parenting series by discussing our Christian responsibility to care for our parents. Reverse parenting can be easier for others depending on environmental circumstances. We can’t focus on the negative things they did but on the grace we received to show them kindness. Listen to learn more, including the acronyms HANDLE (what you personally do in your heart) and CARE (the talk you have with your family).

There is something lying dormant in all of us waiting for activation to rise up from the ashes of despair. There is no way that anyone or anything can know us better than our Heavenly Father. Regardless of circumstances that we face in our tests and trials there is a need to start with love and Godly talk in our heart to win the soul of those who are lost and astray. In this sermon Bishop O’neal leads us in a discussion of the significance and role of monitoring, managing, ministering, mentoring, and motivating in our everyday lives.

There is something lying dormant in all of us waiting for activation to rise up from the ashes of despair. There is no way that anyone or anything can know us better than our Heavenly Father. Regardless of circumstances that we face in our tests and trials there is a need to start with love and Godly talk in our heart to win the soul of those who are lost and astray. In this sermon Bishop O’neal leads us in a discussion of the significance and role of monitoring, managing, ministering, mentoring, and motivating in our everyday lives.

Parents, are you being intentional in what you say, see, and sow into your children? In this message, Pastor Trev Evans teaches that fathers should be intentional about sharing with kids through sixth grade on faith, family, finances, and their future. You will be reminded that parents can pray over their children and pray with them. You’ll also be encouraged to let the children pray. Parents can teach kids how to be with God and it is the parents’ responsibility to feed, nurture and protect their children.

Are you looking for a comprehensive guide to becoming a better parent to a child, adolescent, or adult? Pastor Anthony Hutchins pours through the word of God to give us the answer. The key is to use God’s relationship with man as an example. He prepared a home, provided sustenance, spent quality time, and set protective boundaries. Yet, he was still attentive to the needs of His creation and gave both exposure to new things and opportunities to develop. It’s never too late. Join us in this examination of clear methods for building on your relationship with your seed.

Are you able to see the blessing of God that surrounds bad events? Have you examined a situation from a small frame or a big frame? What mat do you choose to frame your picture? Well, Bishop Rosie O’Neal continues the series on having a better memory. This sermon will teach how to look and assign meaning to trials and tribulations. You have a choice on how you see things and how you handle these events. So, listen for words of wisdom about how you develop your memories and reframe them.

Have you recently found yourself overwhelmed by painful memories? In this message, Bishop Rosie S. O’neal teaches us to strategically have a better memory. God is always with us. We must be intentional about focusing on God’s goodness and mercy. Even amid painful memories and among the shadows, we must remember the right hand of God’s mercies. The shadow is proof that there is no absence of light, only that something is blocking it. There is beauty in dry, broken, and cracked places. Let us build a memorial of God’s goodness and develop a better memory.

How many people does it take to make a BETTER marriage? Two or three? In this sermon, Pastor Shondell Jones helps us focus on preparatory training for the responsibility in the covenant of marriage. He emphasizes that it is a three-party commitment between God, our spouse, and ourselves. Marriage glorifies God. Living together is difficult and imperfections often surface. Here we are encouraged to identify how to better our posture towards marriage and express our love towards God in obedience and towards people in service. The appropriate posture helps us have the appropriate perspective in our marriages and relationships.

Do you want to have a BETTER marriage? What could even make your marriage or future marriage BETTER? In this message, Bishop Rosie O’neal shares that a better marriage comes from having better purpose, people, perspective, and posture. You will learn 6 things that a marriage must have to be better. Remember that marriage is a covenant you make with God. It is not for children and it is not easy, but it is worth it.

Do you know what it takes to be a virtuous woman? In this lesson, Bishop Rosie O’neal and a panel of four women reveal the answer. You’ll hear words of wisdom like having integrity and a strong worth ethic; being resilient, resourceful, and strategic; loving yourself, setting boundaries and much more…all life lessons they learned from their mothers. This leads to the eight main qualities a virtuous woman should have as ordained by God. Bishop reminds us that IF a woman is well developed, strong in herself and in God, she can be built upon for His Glory and purpose.

Do you know the difference between a man and a big boy? Did you know that everything that men are attracted to requires for them to prove themselves? In this panel-style sermon with Bishop Rosie O’neal and the pastoral staff, you will hear the biblical perspectives on becoming a man, the guidelines and definition of manhood, rite of passage to manhood and five key areas where a male wants and needs to improve himself to take on the destination of man. You’ll also hear how each of the males developed into mighty men of God.

Have you noticed that it takes sacrifice to become a better person or better at what you do? Could this be why Jesus die for us? In this lesson, Pastor Trev Evans talks about how God wants us to become better people. You’ll learn that to become better we have to identify and embrace God’s standard for us and have an attitude adjustment to make sure that we are lining up to the will of God. Finally, we have to let go of our ways and embrace what the Lord has for us.

Ever been sick with a fever? Did you know that fevers are the body’s natural response to infection? In this message, Bishop Rosie O’neal explains that the events of the world have not just AFFECTED us but have INFECTED us, causing us to experience spiritual fevers. Maybe you see the signs and symptoms of a spiritual fever in your life (irritation, sweating, loss of appetite or dehydration). Well, listen and learn how Jesus broke the fever of Simon's mother-in-law, just as He will break the fever in us to allow His purpose to be worked on Earth.

If you use a cell phone daily, what do you use it for? Ever thought of it as a computer that makes calls and take pictures? In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O’neal reveals that a better life is in your head and your imagination is a part of the faith process. You will learn to use what you have and that ideas are not your problem, the Spirit of Esau is. When you get ideas, be willing to focus and sacrifice to push the ideas through. It’s important that you meditate on those ideas and discuss them with God.

When it comes to your goals, do you have a healthy dependence on God? What would your plans be if there were no God? In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O’neal challenges you to examine at least one goal that you have for yourself. When imagining, some things may come to mind that you cannot use. You just need to lay them out before God and see which ones are unusable. After all, just having a possibility gives your faith traction.

Are you full of yourself? Are you desperate for God’s direction? In this special session with our special guest Dr. Alicia Britt Chole, you will learn about fasting from a biblical perspective and lent from a historical perspective. Fasting thins the smog of self so we can hear another voice, God’s voice. Fasting is voluntary abstinence for the love of God, and the easiest way to do something for God’s love is when you are so full of it that you have enough to share. Fasting begins in love, and it overflows in love.

Can you pinpoint any hindrances to more and better in your life? Do you think you have time to overcome them? In this message, Dr. Alicia Britt Chole raises the warning flag and tries to find out if Judas is in the house or if Judas is in any of us. You will be reminded that Judas was called and commissioned by Jesus but chose to betray him. Finally, you will learn that there is still time to end well.

When being corrected, are you able to bounce back? Are you able to handle the pressure? Or do you get stuck in unproductive habits? In this message, Pastor Anthony Hutchins shares what it means to have fluidity. You will learn the importance of changing and shifting without disconnecting from the core. We all can change shape to meet our need, just like water and Apollos. See how Apollos demonstrated humility by altering his message to make it more complete and continue preaching with power.

Do you have labels that you don’t agree with? Can you learn to live above them? In this message, our special guest, Bishop Rudolph McKissick Jr. shares that once you let others label you, you give them permission to set the parameters and boundaries you live by. You will learn that to walk in purpose requires freedom, not perfection. Don’t allow what is imperfect about you to stop you from being you and pursuing destiny. Desperation married to faith leads to liberation.

Is your faith running on empty? Do you feel like the promises of God are out of your reach? In this sermon, Bishop Rudolph McKissick Jr. dares you to risk everything regardless of fear or doubt – take the jump of faith and take God at His word. God can take absolutely anything and make it into everything He has promised you exceeding even the farthest stretch of your imagination. God wants you to project a posture of celebration throughout a season of lack to prepare you to receive what He sees for your destiny.

Do you know what makes your heartbeat? Why does it beat and why should we fight to keep it beating? Bishop Rosie O’neal reminds us that God wants us to have better, and He moves us through possibilities, pain, dreams, and heartbeat. When God blesses us, we shouldn’t expect everything to be easy or convenient. Therefore, it is important to always fight for your heartbeat and go after your dreams.

Have you given up on your drive or passion for life but aren't sure why? To assist you in finding the answer, Bishop Rosie O'neal teaches that just as protecting our physical hearts health is the key to keeping our bodies alive, protecting our dreams is the key to keeping our spiritual selves alive as we grow through Christ. In this message we learn how to protect our heartbeat because protecting our heartbeats, our passions, will push us further than our principles will pull us.

Do you have a vision for your life? Do you understand what time it is? In this VISION Sunday message, Bishop Rosie O’neal gave the church's vision and much more. You will learn how to be honing your time by focusing on our God-given gifts, our limited time on earth, and giving an account to God on how we used our talents to impact. It is time to triangulate, and we can all make a difference and impact through everyday occurrences.

What does the phrase “the gift” means? Bishop Rosie talks about the gift meaning Jesus. A gift is a celebration of joy. Jesus is the gift because He rescued, delivered, and loosed us. Bishop Rosie teaches how God pardons us if we admit our sins. Jesus will forgive and pardon us if we come to Him asking for forgiveness. Jesus pardons us because He loves us and wants us to follow His word.

What can we learn from Paul's final thank you letter in jail? See what God how God can use your disappointments for His Glory. God can enable you to triumph in difficult relationships. When someone or something is gnawing at you, go higher and higher until it falls out. God can handle all of your disappointments. You can trust Him when you put Him first.

What can we learn from Joseph's life as Christ's followers in this world today? We learned that God could bless you regardless of what was done to you or what you've done to yourself, and because of grace, he can use your circumstance to bless you. You are 1 degree to the next thing God will do in your life.

What is “intentional submission?” Bishop Rosie teaches “Intentional Submission.” We believers should always be mindful of obeying our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We must be willing and able to follow Jesus Christ and His word when we submit to the voice of the Lord. We have to open up our treasure to people who are worth it. We have to give our best to God. Better begins with eternal life.

What does Thankfulness mean to us as believers? Reverend Hutchins preaches on “thankfulness.” When we look back on our lives we are able to remember the times the Lord has saved us. Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ loves us so much and we owe Him Thanksgiving and praise. God chose to love us, and we should be thankful because without His grace and mercy, we would not be where we are today.

What does the term “Theological Thieves” mean? Bishop Rosie teaches on “Theological Thieves.” We have to be careful about what we think. Our minds must be transformed to get what God has for us. Bishop Rosie also points out that when God picks us, we should be happy because He chose us. The thief will cause us to feel guilty, but because of the mercy of God, we still have grace.