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Join us Sunday, March 22, 2026 at 8:15 AM (EST) on Morning Praise: Power in the Word as Pastor Anthony Mills continues Chapter 2 of the series “THE COUNCIL AND THE CONFRONTATION -Unity In The Gospel Of Grace,” with our focus in Galatians 2:9-12. This is a Word for anyone who desires real unity; not the kind that ignores truth to “keep the peace,” but the kind that stays faithful to the gospel even when relationships get tested. We’re talking about what it looks like to walk in fellowship, honor leadership, and still stay consistent in grace when pressure shows up, opinions shift, and separation tries to creep in. If you’ve ever felt the tension between staying loving and staying firm… between protecting relationships and protecting truth… meet us there. Come expecting clarity, conviction, and strength to stand for the gospel with the right spirit and the right heart. Talk to me in the comments: Type “UNITY WITH TRUTH” if you’re joining us, and tag someone who needs this message. 🙌🏾 #MorningPraise #PowerInTheWord #TheCouncilAndTheConfrontation #UnityInTheGospelOfGrace #Galatians2 #GospelOfGrace #BiblicalUnity #JesusChrist #AnointedVessels

Join us on Morning Praise: Power in the Word as Pastor Anthony Mills continues Chapter 2 of the series “THE COUNCIL AND THE CONFRONTATION: Unity In The Gospel Of Grace,” with our focus in Galatians 2:7–10 on Sunday, March 16, 2026 at 8:15 AM (EST). This message is a needed reminder that the gospel of grace produces unity without competition; that God can give different assignments and still keep one message, one mission, and one Spirit. We’re going to see what it looks like when believers recognize God’s grace on one another, honor different callings, and stay aligned so the work of God moves forward without division, jealousy, or man-made barriers. If you’ve been craving clarity about purpose, partnership, and staying centered in the truth while navigating relationships and ministry,, meet us there. Come ready for a Word that strengthens faith and restores alignment. #MorningPraise #PowerInTheWord #Galatians2 #TheCouncilAndTheConfrontation #UnityInTheGospelOfGrace #GospelOfGrace #JesusChrist #BibleTeaching #AnointedVessel

Hey Morning Praisers! Today, on Ruck Talk, Pastor Anthony reminds us of God’s comfort for His people. In Isaiah 40, God spoke through the prophet Isaiah to encourage Israel as they faced the coming Babylonian exile. Even in the midst of hardship, God told His people, “Comfort, comfort my people.” He wanted them to know that although they would go through difficulty, He had not abandoned them. The well-known promise in Isaiah 40:31 reminds us that when we wait on the Lord and trust His Word, He will renew our strength. When life makes us weary and the storms seem heavy, God lifts us up like the eagle that rises above the storm. So if you’re feeling tired or discouraged today, trust Him, wait on Him, and rely on His Word. He will strengthen you and guide you through. Scripture Reference: Isaiah 40:1, 31 #RuckTalk #MorningPraisers #WaitOnTheLord #Isaiah40 #TrustGod #GodsComfort #RenewedStrength #FaithWalk This isn’t just a ruck — it’s a spiritual training ground.

Join us this Sunday, March 8, 2026 at 8:15 AM (EST) on Morning Praise: Power in the Word as Pastor Anthony Mills continues Chapter 2 of the series “THE COUNCIL AND THE CONFRONTATION: Unity In The Gospel Of Grace,” with our focus in Galatians 2:4–10. This message speaks to what happens when pressure tries to creep into the faith, when voices attempt to add burdens God never assigned, and when the enemy uses division, confusion, or intimidation to pull believers away from the freedom found in Christ. But this Word reminds us that the gospel of grace must be protected, and unity must be rooted in truth; not control, fear, or people-pleasing. If you’ve ever felt spiritual pressure to conform, to shrink, or to “earn” what God freely gives, meet us here. Come expecting a Word that strengthens your discernment, steadies your confidence in Christ, and reinforces the freedom God intended for His people while still calling us to walk together in unity, purpose, and love. Talk to me in the comments: Type “STAND FIRM” if you’re joining us, and tag someone who needs to be reminded that grace is worth defending. 🙌🏾 #MorningPraise #PowerInTheWord #TheCouncilAndTheConfrontation #UnityInTheGospelOfGrace #Galatians2 #GospelOfGrace #StandFirm #JesusChrist #BibleTeaching #AnointedVessels

Hey Morning Praisers! Bless the Lord and welcome again to another episode of Ruck Talk. And remember...this isn’t just a ruck, it’s a spiritual training ground. Today we’re continuing in Galatians 2, and I want to talk about something that often cripples us as believers...fear. Fear can stop us from correcting our brothers and sisters. Fear can stop us from encouraging them. And sometimes fear even causes us to enable behavior that dishonors God. When you read Galatians 2, you see that Peter stopped eating with the Gentiles when certain believers from the circumcision group showed up. Why? The Bible makes it clear, "he acted out of fear". Fear of what others would think. Fear of criticism. Fear of losing favor with certain people. But the Apostle Paul stepped in and rebuked Peter openly because what Peter was doing was misleading others. His actions were sending the wrong message about the truth of the Gospel. Family, fear can cause us to stay silent when we should speak. Sometimes we avoid addressing wrong because we’re afraid we might hurt someone’s feelings or face backlash. But when we remain silent in situations that dishonor Christ, that silence can look like acceptance. The Gospel is clear: we are saved by grace through faith, not by works. (Ephesians 2:8–9) Salvation comes through the finished work of Jesus Christ; His life, His death, and His resurrection. When we receive that gift, God circumcises the heart, transforming us from the inside out. So when we see a brother or sister struggling, our response should not be fear or silence. It should be love, prayer, encouragement, and when necessary correction done in love. Not to shame them, but to protect them and to guard the integrity of the Gospel. Don’t let fear cripple you. God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. Stand up for what is right. Let your light shine before others so that God may be glorified. We are honored to be called children of God. We are here because of His grace and His mercy. So let’s stand with one another, help one another, and trust the Lord to restore and strengthen His people. Read the passage again: Galatians 2 and allow the Word of God to guide you. I love you all. God bless you. Scripture Reference: Galatians 2:11-14; Ephesians 2:8-9; 2 Timothy 1:7 #RuckTalk #MorningPraisers #FaithOverFear #StandForTruth #Galatians2 #GraceThroughFaith #EncourageOneAnother #SpiritualAccountability #LetYourLightShine #ChristianWalk #FaithInAction This isn’t just a ruck...it’s a spiritual training ground.

Hey Morning Praisers! Bless the Lord and welcome to another episode of Ruck Talk. I want to remind you that this isn’t just a ruck. It’s a spiritual training ground. Let me get right to it. The question I raised this morning is this: Is open rebuke biblical? Should we, as Christians, ever rebuke someone openly? The answer is yes! But it depends on the circumstance, and most importantly, it must be done out of love. I was reading in Galatians 2, where the Apostle Paul openly rebuked Peter. Now we’re talking about Peter who was one of the pillars of the early church. A man who walked with Jesus. A man Jesus restored. A church father. Yet Paul rebuked him publicly. Why? Because Peter was acting in hypocrisy. He ate with the Gentiles when certain Jewish believers weren’t around, but when they showed up, he pulled back. That behavior was misleading and damaging to the body. Paul didn’t rebuke Peter to embarrass him. He rebuked him because truth and the integrity of the Gospel were at stake. And that’s what I want to say to us today: we cannot become enablers. We cannot sit in congregations and watch manipulation, hypocrisy, or spiritual abuse happen and say nothing. Accountability is biblical. Leadership must be accountable. Shepherds must be accountable. And correction, when necessary, must be rooted in love and aimed at restoring truth, not glorifying self. We don’t rebuke to elevate ourselves. We don’t rebuke to tear down. We rebuke to protect the flock, to guard the integrity of the Gospel, and to ensure that God is glorified. Before you ever correct someone, check your heart. Make sure it’s love driving you. Make sure it’s about God’s glory, not your ego. But when truth is at stake, don’t enable. Stand firm. Stand in love. Stand for righteousness. Go read the account for yourself in Galatians chapter 2. Let the Word shape your perspective. Be accountable. Don’t enable. Scripture Reference: Galatians 2:11–14 #RuckTalk #MorningPraisers #Accountability #Galatians2 #BiblicalCorrection #RebukeInLove #ChurchLeadership #StandForTruth #DontEnable #SpiritualMaturity #FaithWalk #BodyOfChrist

Join us this Sunday, March 1, 2026 at 8:15 AM (EST) on Morning Praise: Power in the Word as Pastor Anthony Mills begins Chapter 2 of the series, “THE COUNCIL AND THE CONFRONTATION — Unity In The Gospel Of Grace,” with a powerful focus from **Galatians 2:1–6. This message will highlight the importance of standing firm in the truth of the gospel while walking in the unity God intended for His people. In a time when so many voices, opinions, and pressures try to pull believers in different directions, this Word will remind us that true unity is not built on compromise, but on the unshakable foundation of God’s grace and truth. If you’ve been praying for discernment, stability, and a deeper understanding of what it means to remain grounded in the gospel while navigating relationships, leadership, and spiritual pressure, this message is for you. Come expecting clarity, conviction, and encouragement as we continue this journey through Galatians together. Talk to me in the comments: Type “UNITY IN GRACE” if you’re joining us, and tag someone who needs this Word. 🙌🏾 #MorningPraise #PowerInTheWord #TheCouncilAndTheConfrontation #UnityInTheGospelOfGrace #Galatians #Grace #Unity #JesusChrist #BibleTeaching #AnointedVessels

Hey Morning Praisers! Bless the Lord and welcome to another episode of Ruck Talk. I want to remind you that this isn’t just a ruck. It’s a spiritual training ground. Let me get right to it. The question I raised this morning is this: Is open rebuke biblical? Should we, as Christians, ever rebuke someone openly? The answer is yes! But it depends on the circumstance, and most importantly, it must be done out of love. I was reading in Galatians 2, where the Apostle Paul openly rebuked Peter. Now we’re talking about Peter who was one of the pillars of the early church. A man who walked with Jesus. A man Jesus restored. A church father. Yet Paul rebuked him publicly. Why? Because Peter was acting in hypocrisy. He ate with the Gentiles when certain Jewish believers weren’t around, but when they showed up, he pulled back. That behavior was misleading and damaging to the body. Paul didn’t rebuke Peter to embarrass him. He rebuked him because truth and the integrity of the Gospel were at stake. And that’s what I want to say to us today: we cannot become enablers. We cannot sit in congregations and watch manipulation, hypocrisy, or spiritual abuse happen and say nothing. Accountability is biblical. Leadership must be accountable. Shepherds must be accountable. And correction, when necessary, must be rooted in love and aimed at restoring truth, not glorifying self. We don’t rebuke to elevate ourselves. We don’t rebuke to tear down. We rebuke to protect the flock, to guard the integrity of the Gospel, and to ensure that God is glorified. Before you ever correct someone, check your heart. Make sure it’s love driving you. Make sure it’s about God’s glory, not your ego. But when truth is at stake, don’t enable. Stand firm. Stand in love. Stand for righteousness. Go read the account for yourself in Galatians chapter 2. Let the Word shape your perspective. Be accountable. Don’t enable. Scripture Reference: Galatians 2:11–14 #RuckTalk #MorningPraisers #Accountability #Galatians2 #BiblicalCorrection #RebukeInLove #ChurchLeadership #StandForTruth #DontEnable #SpiritualMaturity #FaithWalk #BodyOfChrist