GTM –God's Glorious Transformation of His Saints–

Albert Jones - 02/14/2026

GTM - Go To Meeting-In this inspiring Sabbath message, Mr. Jones explores the profound and often "unseen" work that God is currently performing within the hearts and minds of His people. Albert explains that this spiritual operation is a form of divine re-engineering, where the Holy Spirit works to redesign our fleshly nature into a state of spiritual perfection. By drawing on the writings of Paul, Mr. Jones highlights how we are intended to be "living epistles"—visible representations of Christ's love and truth to the world around us. Mr. Jones delves into the transition from the "ministry of death" engraved on stones to the far more glorious "ministry of the spirit" written on the heart. He emphasizes that while the law points out our condition, it is the Spirit that provides life, hope, and the righteousness found in Jesus Christ. As we approach the Passover season, Albert reminds us that this is a vital time to reaffirm our connection to God and reflect on the foundation of our faith: the sacrifice of Christ and the promise of His return. Throughout the sermon, Mr. Jones encourages the brethren to "let their light shine" and to walk worthily of their high calling. He discusses the ultimate goal of our journey—the transformation into the very image of Christ so that we may one day be born into the family of God as spirit beings. Whether it is through brotherly love, endurance, or the renewing of our minds, Albert Jones urges every believer to remain diligent in their walk toward the Kingdom. This message is a powerful reminder that while our physical presence is temporary, the glory being created within us is eternal.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html

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