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" THE BLOOD OF JESUS"

" EVILDOER"

" UNVEIL ALL UNRIGHTEOUSNESS"

' PREACHERS, IF SATAN KNOCK, DON'T ANSWER"

" NEW LIGHT SUPERNATURAL POWER"

" JESUS' AGONY"

Ashford's Expression-" IT'S YOUR SPIRIT"

"Ashford's Expression- LORD I LOVE YOU

" NEW COUPLE "

" ENVY AND JEALOUSY "

" LIFE ON THIS SIDE "

" CHURCH DEDICATION CEREMONY"

" INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE FAMILY- PARENT AND CHILD"

" FEELINGS DENIED"

" OUR PRAYER LIFE "

"RELATIONSHIP BATTLES"

"ARE YOU CHANGING LOCATIONS ? "

" FRIENDSHIP "

" FAMILY BRAGGING RIGHTS "

" NO ACT OF KINDNESS "

COTY'S EXPRESSION---"LIFE BATHROOM "

" DON'T GIVE UP "

" Working in the Vineyard "

" Sacrifices"

" A NEW BEGINNING "

" OUTSIDE THE REALM OF GOD "

" MARRIAGE "

" HIS WORD DURING INCREMENT WEATHER"

"WELCOME SPEECH"

" MY DREAMS "

"GODLY FRIENDSHIP"

"GO TO THE SOURCE"

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AT THE GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE, EIGHT DISCIPLES WERE LEFT AT THE GATE.
THEY WERE WAITING TO SEE JESUS' FATE.

WITH JESUS,THREE OF THEM WENT FURTHER IN
AS JESUS PRAYED TO GOD ABOUT OUR SIN

FROM PETER, JAMES AND JOHN, JESUS WAS A STONE'S THROW AWAY.
JESUS SAID TO HIS INNER CIRCLE,"TO KEEP FROM GIVING IN TO TEMPTATION, WATCH AND PRAY".

JESUS PRAYED AND PRAYED AND PRAYED IN THE GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE.
THE PAIN HE SUFFERED WAS FOR YOU AND ME.

JESUS ASKED HIS FATHER IF HE'S WILLING, TO "TAKE THIS CUP AWAY".
FOR ALL OUR SINS, JESUS WAS STRENGTHEN WHEN HE CONTINUED TO PRAY.

JESUS WANTED HIS DISCIPLES THERE.
HE WANTED TO PREPARE THEM FOR THAT BITTER AFFAIR.

UNDER EXTREME STRESS,JESUS WAS CRYING BLOOD AND SWEAT.
HE WAS HAVING A HUMAN MOMENT OF REGRET.

SIN SEPARATED GOD FROM THE SON OF MAN.
WHEN THE TIME CAME,THE DISCIPLES DIDN'T STAY AROUND TO HELP JESUS, THEY RAN.

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JESUS' AGONY

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