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.
There was a discussion going on about the legacies that Adam and Jesus left us.
Can people see that love in the way we speak, serve, give, forgive, help, and respond?
Can you be recognized as a Christian by the Bible’s standard?
This message examines the difference between living by the world’s expectations and living by the Word of God. Drawing from John 13:34–35, Acts 11:26,…
Many Christians sincerely want to serve God but find themselves asking the same question:
"What is God calling me to do?"
It's an important question. But as Pastor Henry Cotton Jr. explains in the latest…
I can understand discussing the legacy that Adam left, but I’m not sure if we want to call what Jesus left us a legacy. First, Jesus is NOT someone from the past…
Picture those ancient cities or those western forts you use to see on television or in the movies. They had gates where they would let people with their wagons, cattle, camels, horses, etc. come through.
We are going to find out that the entrance we are required to come through would be impossible for anyone to get through, and impossible to bring anything else!