Sumiton Church of God

About Sumiton Church of God

Transforming our community by the love and grace of Jesus Christ. Our vision is to see those blinded by sin find LIFE, FREEDOM & PURPOSE in JESUS CHRIST. OUR STRATEGY: • CONNECT people to the source of life. • EQUIP people to succeed in life. • EMPOWER people to share their lives. GREATER IS COMING!

Publisher

Sumiton Church of God Media

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

21 Aug 2018

Latest episode

3 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

378 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   3 Nov 2026

   Missions Sunday 2026

   Summary In this World Missions message, Terrell Brinson shares his passion for the Great Commission and the global reach of the Church of God. Drawing from over 30 years of missions experience across 77 nations, he challenges the congregation to see themselves as personally commissioned to spread the gospel both locally and globally. He uses powerful stories, inspiring quotes, and compelling statistics to show how faithful giving and sending transforms lives around the world. The sermon centers on Romans 10:13-15, emphasizing that people cannot hear the gospel unless someone is sent to preach it. Through vivid accounts, including a miraculous healing of a blind Hindu priest during a dangerous crusade in northern India, Brinson illustrates that the name of Jesus carries power that transcends every barrier. He calls the church to embrace its identity as a sending community, reminding them that every act of giving and going is a reciprocal blessing that God honors. Key Verses - Romans 10:13 - Romans 10:14 - Romans 10:15 - Acts 1:8 Life Application This week, identify one person in your life who has not yet heard or responded to the gospel. Commit to praying for them every day, and look for one natural opportunity to share something about your faith with them. If you feel led, also consider how you might financially support global missions, whether through a one-time gift or a regular faith promise, as a tangible way of sending the gospel to places you cannot personally go.

2. 

   31 Oct 2026

   10.25.2026 | Laodicea the Church Between Two Extremes

   Summary In this sermon, the pastor addresses the church of Laodicea from Revelation 3, the last of the seven churches Jesus speaks to in the book of Revelation. Laodicea was the wealthiest of the seven cities, sitting at the crossroads of major Roman trade routes, yet it was infamous for its terrible, lukewarm water. Jesus uses this well-known water problem as a direct metaphor to confront the church's spiritual condition: they were neither hot nor cold, but lukewarm, and their spiritual indifference made Jesus want to spit them out of His mouth. The pastor emphasizes that Laodicea's greatest problem was not their wealth but their self-sufficiency and spiritual blindness. They believed they had everything they needed, yet Jesus called them wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked. The sermon challenges believers to examine how close they are truly walking with God, to buy from Jesus the gold refined in fire (righteousness), white garments (forgiveness), and eye salve (spiritual clarity). Jesus stands at the door and knocks, not for unbelievers, but for the church itself, calling His people out of lukewarm indifference and back into passionate, transformative relationship with Him. Key Verses - Revelation 3:14-22 - Revelation 3:15-16 - Revelation 3:17 - Revelation 3:18 - Revelation 3:20 Life Application This week, set aside intentional time each day to honestly evaluate how close you are walking with Jesus, not just how long you have been a Christian. Ask God to reveal any area where you have grown lukewarm, self-sufficient, or spiritually blind. Then take one concrete step to draw closer to him, whether that means returning to a spiritual discipline you have neglected, having an honest conversation with a trusted believer in your community, or simply sitting quietly and inviting Jesus to speak into the areas of your life where you have kept Him on the outside.

3. 

   21 Oct 2026

   10.18.2026 | Philadelphia an Open Door

   Summary In this sermon, the pastor draws from Revelation 3:7-12, focusing on Jesus's message to the church at Philadelphia. Jesus presents Himself as the one who holds the key of David, meaning He alone has the authority to open and close doors in our lives. Just as Warren Buffett's endorsement transformed Airbnb's reach in Omaha, Jesus's backing of the church at Philadelphia meant that no enemy, no opposition, and no circumstance could ultimately stop what God had set in motion for them. The pastor shares personal stories of hardship and missed opportunities to illustrate that God's timing is always perfect, and that His endorsement on our lives is more powerful than any opposition we face. The sermon also highlights the NASA rover named Opportunity, which far outlasted its expected 92-day mission, as a picture of how God extends and expands our opportunities for kingdom impact beyond what we think is possible. Jesus promises the church at Philadelphia, and by extension us today, that He will make them pillars in the temple of God, giving them security and stability even when everything around them is shaking. The call is clear: stop trying to control the narrative of your own life, yield to what God is speaking, and trust that the door He opens for you cannot be shut by any person or power. Key Verses - Revelation 3:7-8 - Revelation 3:11-12 - Romans 8:17 - Ephesians 1:7 - Romans 5:9 Life Application This week, identify one area of your life where you have been trying to control the outcome rather than yielding to what God is speaking. Write it down, pray over it each day, and take one concrete step of obedience or surrender in that area. If God has placed a calling, a gift, or an opportunity before you that you have been avoiding or delaying, commit to taking one step toward it before the week is over. Trust that the door he has opened for you cannot be shut by any person or circumstance.

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