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“On this Memorial Day, we pause with grateful hearts to remember the brave men and women whose sacrifice shaped our freedom and strengthened who we have become, holding close the words, ‘Remember the days of old; consider the generations long past" (Deuteronomy 32:7).

🔥 #PentecostSunday — Join Us! 🔥 ❌ Visit www.hogckd.org/locations to connect with a fellowship near you. Pentecost is the day the Church was set on fire with power, unity, and the Holy Spirit. Come expecting a fresh wind and a life‑changing encounter. “And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost…” Acts 2:4 Let’s gather at one of the 8 churches within this diocese for worship and experience the move of God together. Don’t miss Pentecost Sunday. The fire still falls. 📌 Let'

Your natural heart needs regular check‑ups because silent issues can grow without warning. But your spiritual heart needs attention too. Life’s pressures, disappointments, and hidden wounds can clog the flow of peace, joy, and clarity. If you want a quick, powerful reminder to protect both your physical and spiritual health, read this short lesson from my archives. It will help you check the condition of your heart in the spirit, and strengthen your walk with God. Share it w

Today, we pause to celebrate every mother, the ones who gave us life, the ones who raised us, the ones who prayed us through seasons we didn’t even understand, and the ones who stepped in when life required extra love. Mothers carry a strength that often goes unseen, a wisdom that quietly guides, and a love that shows up in a thousand small ways. Whether present, remembered, spiritual, adoptive, or still becoming, mothers shape the world with their courage, their sacrifices,

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The North Carolina Diocese of The House of God Church, Inc. stands in deep sorrow and solemn prayer following the devastating tragedy that occurred in Shreveport, Louisiana, on Monday morning, April 20th. The loss of life is heartbreaking in any circumstance, but to learn of the deaths of eight precious children, taken while they slept, is a weight almost too heavy to comprehend. We extend our heartfelt prayers and condolences to the families and loved ones of Jayla Elkins (3

April 15th was more than tax day; it was a day to celebrate the blessings of God in my life. Happy 84th Birthday to me. I am celebrating all month long.

Due to a family related matter, the president of the Ministers' Council had to cancel the April 18th meeting. We ask that you continue to keep the Ministers' Council and the diocese in your prayers.

Calling all sneaker lovers It’s time to flex your favorites at our Sneaker Ball Come ready to dance, vibe, and show off the kicks that define you. This is the event you don’t want to scroll past.

It is written,Matthew 28:6, "He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay." Resurrection Sunday bursts with victory. The angel declares, “He is not here, for He is risen,” and with those words, everything changes. Death is defeated. Hope is alive. The resurrection is not just an event, it is the foundation of our faith and the power that sustains our lives. Because He lives, we can rise above fear, walk in victory, and face tomorrow with

It is written, Psalm 27:14, "Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord." Holy Saturday is the quiet, in‑between day, the space between the agony of the cross and the joy of the resurrection. The disciples felt confusion and grief, unaware that God was working behind the scenes. This day teaches us to trust God in the silence, to believe even when we cannot see movement, and to hold on when answers seem delayed. Just as

It is written, Isaiah 53:5, "But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed." Good Friday brings us to the foot of the cross, the place where Jesus bore our sin, shame, and sorrow. The cross is where justice and mercy meet, where sin is confronted and salvation is secured. Every stripe He bore was for our healing. Every nail was for our freedom. Every drop of blood wa