Hello family I need you to help me welcome our newest members!!! Dr. @Tammy Wilson (My Wife) Pastor @Cedric Johnson On behalf of Bishop Martin Wilson and the entire Preachers Lab community, I extend a warm and heartfelt welcome to each and every one of you! We are absolutely thrilled to have you join our ranks and become an integral part of our collaborative learning environment. To help us get to know each other better and foster a sense of belonging, we encourage you to take a few moments to introduce yourselves. Share a little about your background, your passions, your ministry experiences, or anything else that you feel comfortable sharing. Remember, we are all here with the shared goal of continuous growth, spiritual enrichment, and equipping one another to effectively share the Word. We look forward to your introductions and the valuable insights and experiences you will bring to our community!

I hope your Saturday was a good one!!!

Good evening Family want you to help me to welcome a New Member today! @Cleveland Sparrow III We welcome you, sir. @Cleveland Sparrow III introduce yourself! If there’s anything we can do to help let us know. Thank you for coming to learn with us.

I want to encourage everyone today to remember that your thoughts determine your feelings and your feelings, determine your directions. To remain in perfect alignment with the will of God set your affections on things above and not beneath. https://youtube.com/shorts/4LY4UyegHbk?si=uS3yqN_JaPOyebKD

There’s a shift happening in the preaching world, and if you’re paying attention, you can feel it. The oil is getting heavier, the assignments are getting sharper, and heaven is becoming far more selective about who it trusts with influence. This is not the era for sloppy study habits, inherited theology, or vibes-only sermons. This is the hour where your growth must match your gift. Preachers today face pressure to be impressive, visible, and “bookable.” But in the Kingdom, God is still looking for the same thing He’s always looked for: vessels that can hold the weight of His word. Let’s be very clear. When a preacher refuses to grow, three things happen: Their revelation plateaus. Their character starts leaking, and their assignments become unstable. You can be powerful in the pulpit and powerless in your private life if you don’t commit to development. BOTTOM LINE: This Is the Season for Preachers to Become Students Again! God is elevating hungry voices. Not loud ones.Not famous ones.Not theatrical ones.Hungry ones. Preachers who love learning.Preachers who welcome critique.Preachers who embrace accountability.Preachers who aren’t threatened by another preacher’s strength.Preachers who can say, “Teach me,” without losing their identity. This is how mantles mature. If you’ve been feeling the tug—like your spirit is craving structure, sharpening, and deeper revelation—hear me prophetically: God is preparing your voice for a room that requires more than the version of you you’ve been. He’s not punishing you. He’s positioning you. You are in a season of development. Your gift woke up your destiny. Your growth will carry it. Because your next assignment is bigger than your last experience. Your next room requires more than your last revelation. Your next mantle demands more than your last level of maturity. So rise up, preacher! Tighten your discipline. Guard your ear. Deepen your study. Honor your calling. And walk boldly into the future God carved out for your sound. This is your moment. This is your sharpening. This is your summons. Heaven is applying intentional weight to your development because what’s inside of you can’t be birthed casually. Diamonds are created under pressure. Oil flows under crushing. And mantles mature under demand. You’re not cracking; you’re being optimized. God is tightening your margins, increasing your accountability, and raising your standards because the assignment on your life requires precision, not passivity.