Pastor Henry Cotton challenges believers to examine not only what they give to God, but the attitude behind it. Are we offering our best—or simply what is left?
Pastor Henry Cotton explains why believers need the Word of God as the standard for seeing themselves clearly and examining the fruit their lives produce.
Pastor Henry Cotton examines how the Word of God should shape the decision to marry, from dating with purpose and compatibility to passion, commitment, and biblical counsel.
Pastor Henry Cotton examines 1 Corinthians 7:8–9 and Paul’s counsel on passion, self-control, marriage, and holiness, challenging believers to choose commitment and obedience over temptation and appearances.
Pastor Henry Cotton reflects on what it means to live a Christ-like life by walking in the Spirit, resisting the desires of the flesh, and relying on the Holy Spirit rather than personal strength.
Pastor Henry Cotton turns to Galatians 5 to ask a searching question: does claiming salvation settle where we are headed, or should a believer’s life show evidence of walking in the Spirit? Read the reflection,…
Most states require that churches have trustees. However, trustees are NOT scriptural officers and should not be placed in a competitive position with Bishops, Overseers, Elders, and Deacons which are scriptural officers.
In his message, "Lord, Don't Let Me Go Blind," pastor Henry Cotton challenges believers to examine not their physical sight, but their spiritual vision. Drawing from John 3:3 and 2 Corinthians 4:1–4, he argues that…
This judgment will be presided over by Jesus Christ, and it will involve opening the Book of Records and the Book of Life…
A sermon reflection from Pastor Henry S. Cotton, Jr. on prayer, motive, and spiritual alignment—asking whether our requests to God are shaped by self-interest or guided by the Holy Spirit.