A sermon series in the Gospel of John that we started in 2024.

A Life of Loving Service | John 13 | Life in Full | Reggie Lamityi | (30.03.25)

At today’s Thanksgiving & Testimony Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a timely and powerful exhortation titled: "You're Waiting to Be Discovered, But You're About to Be Found!"

He opened with Psalm 89:20, reminding us:
📖 “I discovered My servant David. I anointed him with My holy oil!” — Psalm 89:20 (CEB)
📖 “I have found My servant David; with My holy oil I have anointed him!” — Psalm 89:20 (NKJV)

To be discovered is to be singled out, sorted from the crowd based on distinguishing qualities. It’s not just about visibility; it’s about worthiness.

Pastor Femi stressed that "Only servants are found, because they consistently carry out the will of God. Others may be visible, but without the heart of service, they are often ignored and dismissed."

He highlighted the story of David:
📖 “And when He had removed Saul, God raised up for them David as king, to whom also He gave testimony and said, ‘I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after My own heart, who will do all My will.’” — Acts 13:22 (NKJV)

David was not just chosen because of appearance or skill. He was found because of a servant heart, obedient across all seasons.

In contrast, Pastor Femi reminded us of Saul:
📖 “The Lord has ripped the kingdom of Israel from you today. He will give it to a friend of yours, someone who is more worthy than you.” — 1 Samuel 15:28 (CEB)This is your season of being found, not just seen. May the Lord discover in you a faithful, servant heart - one He can elevate, anoint, and establish!

The Word of Grace

You're Waiting to Be Discovered, But You're About to Be Found!

Pastor Femi Paul - You're Waiting to Be Discovered, But You're About to Be Found!

“Greater Love” is a stirring tribute to those who sacrifice everything—not only for their country, but for a higher calling rooted in faith and love. With vivid imagery and solemn reverence, the song tells the story of a soldier who walks into battle with his eyes fixed on the cross, embodying the words of Jesus: “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” Blending heartfelt lyrics, spiritual depth, and patriotic undertones, Greater Love honors the courage of those who follow the Lamb, even unto death.

An anthem for the faithful, the brave, and those who stand in the shadow of the cross.

Greater Love Hath No Man

In this episode of The Red Letters, Pastor RJ unpacks one of the most powerful moments in Jesus’ ministry—when He redefined greatness.

Rooted in Matthew 20:20–28, this message reminds us that Jesus didn’t come to be served, but to serve. In a world obsessed with followers, influence, and personal gain, Jesus shows us that true leadership in the Kingdom is marked by humility, sacrifice, and servanthood.

🔑 Key Truth:
Greatness in God’s Kingdom isn’t about how many people serve you—it's about how many people you’re willing to serve.

Whether you're a leader, a dreamer, or just trying to live more like Jesus, this episode will shift your perspective and challenge your priorities.

🎧 Listen now and let the words of Jesus reshape how you define success.

The Red Letters // The Greatest | Pastor RJ Ciaramitaro

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Windsor Christian Fellowship is a revolutionary church reaching out to every generation with a message of hope through powerful worship and practical teaching.

Most of my music centers on Jesus Christ and God’s amazing grace. I primarily write in the Country Christian style, but every now and then I like to branch out when the mood strikes. You might hear touches of alternative Christian rock (I did grow up in the ’60s and ’70s), contemporary gospel, or even a hint of bluegrass gospel along the way. From time to time, I also step outside faith-based music into modern bluegrass or country.

I was fortunate to play bass and sometimes piano in my late teens and early twenties for a country gospel group known as The Gospel Crusaders. We performed primarily at churches across Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, North Carolina, and Tennessee. Then life happened, and I stepped away from performing for almost 50 years. During this time, I started focusing more on writing lyrics and music. In 2017, I picked up my mandolin and joined God’s Country in Largo, Florida. The group disbanded in 2023 when several members moved out of state, but we’re planning a reunion performance in 2026.

Even when I venture beyond my main focus of sharing the gospel through song, I strive to keep my lyrics honest, heartfelt, and sometimes just plain fun. Believe it or not, I’m not in this to make money — I write as an outlet to share the stories and experiences of life over the past 70 years. I write the lyrics for most of my songs, though I’ve been blessed to collaborate with a few talented friends along the way.

I use Studio One to produce my music and have built a large library of loops over the years. Some vocals are mine; others are performed by friends. And yes, I also use AI-generated voices or enhancements to vocals when needed.  I am in my 7th decade on earth and my voice doesn’t have the range it once had, plus I don’t have immediate access to female vocalists.  There’s a lot of debate about AI in music, but for me, the goal has never changed — to spread God’s love and joy. Technology is simply a tool, much like the studio innovations that have shaped music for the past fifty years.

In today’s music, many well-known and touring artists now use pre-recorded tracks and digital stems during live concerts to fill out harmonies, recreate orchestral parts, or trigger sound effects — it’s all part of modern performance. Whether it’s a backing track on stage or an AI vocal line in the studio, the heart behind the music still matters most.

I don’t believe AI will ever replace real musicians, but those who learn to embrace it and use it to enhance their craft will continue to flourish in the music industry.

I play bass, trumpet, guitar, piano, mandolin, and I’m currently working to get up to speed on the fiddle. You may not agree with my take on AI, and that’s okay. My purpose isn’t profit — it’s to share the message of God’s love through whatever tools I have, whether that’s a guitar, a loop, or an algorithm that helps me clean up a mix.

As W. Edwards Deming once said,
“It is not necessary to change. Survival is not mandatory.”

Technology will keep evolving, and so will we. My greatest hope is that one of these songs touches someone’s heart or makes a difference in their life. If God can use even one of them to do that, then I’ve accomplished what I set out to do.

God bless you all.

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