What do you do when you face something insurmountable — too great to overcome? In Bringing Down Giants, Apostle Gregory Kelley equips you with a faith-fueled strategy to overcome the giants in your life, whether they appear as fear, failure, insecurity, or impossibility.

The journey begins with a familiar battle: David vs. Goliath. But before the slingshot, there was a mindset — a lion-and-bear effect built from past victories and God-given confidence. David didn't step onto the battlefield hoping — he stepped on knowing.

💭 The Grasshopper Effect vs. Giant Faith
We revisit the spies in Numbers 13:27–33, who saw themselves as grasshoppers — small, incapable, already defeated. This mindset created fear and rebellion in Israel (Numbers 14:1–4), showing us how perspective determines your posture.

🙅🏽‍♂️ The Grasshopper Perspective:

But David? He chose a different lens.

🛡️ Four Mindsets You’ll Encounter When Challenged:

1️⃣ The Bystander – Spectates, but doesn’t step up (1 Samuel 17:25–27)
2️⃣ The Brother – Dismisses your calling out of jealousy or fear (1 Samuel 17:28–30)
3️⃣ Saul – Doubts your ability but tries to equip you with their armor (1 Samuel 17:32–37)
4️⃣ Goliath – Intimidates with size and shouts, but lacks the backing of the living God (1 Samuel 17:43–47)

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In this perspective-shifting message titled “The Grasshopper Effect,” Apostle Gregory Kelley explores how your mindset can either shrink your faith or stretch your future. Based on Numbers 13, this sermon highlights the infamous report from the 10 Israelite spies who saw themselves as “grasshoppers in their own eyes.” Their perspective wasn’t just personal — it was paralyzing.

📖 “We seemed like grasshoppers in our own eyes, and we looked the same to them.” — Numbers 13:33 (NLT)

🧠 Key Definitions Unpacked:

• Effect — a change that is the result of an action
• Perspective — the way you choose to see something
• Catalyst — the thing that sparks or accelerates change

🔥 The Grasshopper Effect is the mindset that:

• Constrains possibility
• Suffocates hope
• Turns God-sized promises into personal-sized problems

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In this empowering and clarifying message, Apostle Gregory Kelley challenges men to stop disqualifying themselves based on perceived deficiencies and start recognizing the God-given assets they already possess. Being a great man doesn’t mean being perfect — it means living with purpose, integrity, and accountability.

🙌🏾 What Makes a Man Great?
According to James 5, great men do three key things:

1️⃣ They Have an Eye for True Prosperity

2️⃣ They Live Patiently

3️⃣ They Confess to One Another

🧠 Life Point: Great men don’t ignore the battle — they fight it wisely.

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In a culture where faith is often mocked and belief is treated as optional, Apostle Gregory Kelley calls us to spiritual courage in “Learn What to Do When Your Beliefs Are Belittled.” With a powerful reminder that before every blessing is a test, this sermon dives into how to stand firm when the heat gets turned up — just like Daniel and the three Hebrew boys.

Drawing from Daniel 1:4–17 and Proverbs 24:5, this message unpacks four practical ways to thrive no matter what people throw at your faith:

🔥 4 Ways to Stand Firm When Your Faith Is Belittled:

1️⃣ Decide in Advance to Stand for God

2️⃣ Never Stop Learning

3️⃣ Steep Yourself in God’s Word

4️⃣ Choose Believers as Your Best Friends

This message is a spiritual survival kit for students, believers, and anyone navigating a world that questions their convictions. It’s time to stop shrinking and start thriving — even when your beliefs are belittled.

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In this powerful and practical sermon, Apostle Gregory Kelley unpacks the divine rhythm of timing and obedience. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 8:6, we’re reminded that “there is a right time and a right way to do everything.” From the Bible’s many references to running—1 Timothy 6:12, 1 Corinthians 9:24 and 9:26—we learn that life is not about aimless motion but purposeful movement.

So the big question: Do I need to move fast or slow the rest of this year?

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In this empowering message, Apostle Gregory Kelley reminds us that God isn’t stingy with blessings He's generous and ready. But the question we must answer is: Will I trust God or trust myself with my finances? True financial blessing requires not only faith but disciplined habits rooted in the Word of God. Drawing from Luke 12 and 16, this sermon challenges listeners to examine where their trust lies and to begin applying eight biblical habits for financial breakthrough.

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In this Father’s Day message, Apostle Gregory Kelley explores the spiritual and societal impact of honoring your father—biological or spiritual. Drawing on a sobering Time Magazine claim that a child’s success is largely determined by their father’s presence, the message exposes the devastating trend of fatherlessness in today’s culture. From Abraham’s call in Genesis 12 to the commandments of Moses in Exodus, Apostle Kelley highlights that God’s design for families was never about religion—it was about relationship, order, and generational blessing.

Referencing Ephesians and Colossians, he challenges the modern understanding of parenthood, stating that “most fathers are not parents”—they provide biologically but are absent relationally. Still, the command remains: Honor your father and mother so that it may go well with you. With humor, truth, and conviction, Apostle Kelley reminds listeners that honoring fatherhood is not just obedience—it’s protection and prosperity.

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In this empowering sermon, Apostle Gregory Kelley challenges us to examine the values that are shaping our future. Drawing from Deuteronomy 30:15–16, he reminds us that God sets before us life and prosperity—or death and destruction—and it’s our choices, not our circumstances, that determine the outcome.

Using Moses as a powerful example from Hebrews 11:23–27, Apostle Kelley outlines three pivotal life choices Moses made that changed not only his future, but the destiny of an entire nation. Moses’ decision to reject the fleeting pleasures of Egypt and instead align with God’s purpose illustrates that when we choose the right values, we step into divine legacy.

The message is clear: If you want to transform your home, your church, your life—start by changing what you value. Because values drive decisions, and decisions shape destiny.

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