What paradigm does God use to transition ordinary followers into extraordinary leaders? How does He take us from the familiar into the unknown, shaping us for a greater purpose? In this powerful sermon, "Moses: A Work of Heart," we dive deep into Acts 7:20-34, uncovering the divine process God used to mold Moses—from his humble beginnings as an infant in danger to his ultimate role as a deliverer of Israel.
Do you feel overwhelmed by the "giants" in your life? From personal struggles to daunting challenges, we often face battles that seem impossible to win. In this video, we dive into the story of David from 1 Samuel 17:33-37, where a young shepherd steps up to face a seasoned warrior, the giant Goliath. Armed with only his faith and past experiences of God's protection, David reminds us that God’s faithfulness in small battles prepares us for the big ones.
Baptism is far more than a religious ritual—it's a profound act of obedience, faith, and transformation. In this video, we explore the deep spiritual significance behind the Great Commission from Matthew 28:18-20, where Jesus commands His followers to "go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit."
As the disciples grew in number, a crisis emerged that could have derailed their efforts, but instead, it propelled them to recommit to their core mission—evangelism and discipleship. This message challenges us to reflect on our "why." When organizations, particularly the church, lose sight of their mission, they inevitably drift from their original purpose, as illustrated by the thought-provoking allegory of the lifesaving station.
Have you ever wondered how many miracles of God you’ve missed simply because you forgot to look for them? In Mark 6:45-52, we read about Jesus walking on water, but the disciples were so focused on their fears and struggles that they nearly missed the miracle right before their eyes. How often are we guilty of the same thing?
What if the obstacles in your life are actually opportunities for something greater? In "Opposition as Opportunity: How the Gospel Triumphs Amid Adversity," we delve into Acts 5:17-42, revealing how God transforms resistance into moments of victory.
In today's world, the pursuit of wealth can feel endless and unsatisfying. Inspired by biblical teachings, this message from our stewardship series, "A Better Blessing," dives into the deeper meaning of generosity. Using real-life examples—like the life of billionaire John D. Rockefeller—we explore how greed and covetousness can consume us, but how embracing generosity offers a greater reward.
Who is Jesus to you? Is He just a historical figure, a great teacher, or something more? In the Gospel of John, Jesus makes seven bold, world-altering statements about Himself—each beginning with two simple yet profound words: “I AM.” These declarations are not just metaphors; they are revelations of His divine nature, His mission, and His invitation to us.
Are you ready to discover the deeper, richer blessings that lie beyond what you can receive? Join us for "A Better Blessing," a transformative four-week journey that challenges the conventional wisdom of self-interest. Rooted in Acts 20:35, where Paul reminds us of Jesus' words, "It is more blessed to give than to receive," this series will unravel the powerful truth that true abundance comes not from what we keep, but from what we freely give.
Through this series, we’ll explore how a life of generosity unlocks God's bountiful blessings, leading us to a place of greater fulfillment and divine favor. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the profound joy and peace that comes from living generously in service to the Lord.
Have you ever wondered about the true nature of the Church? Is it merely a gathering of individuals within the walls of a building, or does it possess a dynamic and unstoppable force that can reach "To the Ends of the Earth"? Join us in this captivating sermon series as we delve into the Book of Acts, uncovering the secrets of the early Church and exploring how its extraordinary impact continues to shape our lives today.
Embark on a journey through the pages of Acts, witnessing the birth of the Church and the unfolding of God's plan for His people. Encounter the gripping stories of courageous apostles, miraculous interventions, and the unstoppable power of the Holy Spirit that propelled the Gospel from Jerusalem to the farthest corners of the known world.
As we step into 21 Days of Prayer + Fasting together, the focus of this year is all about “Praying the Word.” Let's learn to pray the Word together and hear God’s voice resonate in the depths of our being, both for now and the days ahead.
In the midst of a world laden with weariness, join us each week as we unwrap the profound messages of faith, love, and salvation. From the humble manger to the triumphant chorus of angels, this series invites our congregation to reflect on the transformative power of Christ's birth, offering solace to the weary hearts and echoing the eternal promise that, even in the midst of challenges, rejoicing is not only possible but profoundly divine. As we countdown to the celebration of the Savior's birth, let us together find joy in the everlasting message of hope and renewal.
Loving God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength is a challenge for us to reevaluate the way we love God and our neighbors. It’s a call to dive deeper, to be vulnerable, and to embrace the transformative power of love that encompasses every aspect of our being. Let this series be a journey of spiritual growth, a path toward a love that is genuine, unreserved, and truly life-changing. May our hearts, souls, minds, and strengths be forever captivated by the boundless love of our Creator, and may that love overflow to touch the lives of everyone we encounter.
As the warm rays of summer embrace us, we embark on a spiritual journey through the book of Psalms. This sermon series, "Summer in the Psalms," invites us to dive deep into the poetic and heartfelt expressions of the human soul found in this timeless collection of sacred songs and prayers. Each psalm serves as a unique window into the range of human emotions and experiences, helping us connect with God on a personal and intimate level.
After the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ and the day of Pentecost is a 50-day period called Eastertide which Jesus ministered to his disciples. What did Jesus actually do in the forty days of his earthly ministry after his resurrection? Did he have massive crusades, grand-scale healing events, sold-out prophetic conferences? His post-resurrection ministry reveals his heart and what is fundamental to his mission.
In a rapidly changing era, where the sands of time seem to shift beneath our feet, there emerges a timeless call to build upon a foundation that stands unwavering against the tides of uncertainty. Join us for an enlightening and transformative sermon series, "Upon This Rock," as we delve deep into the essence and purpose of the church.
This series invites you to journey through the sacred pages of Scripture, where the metaphorical "rock" becomes a powerful symbol of steadfastness, strength, and endurance. Beyond mere symbolism, this rock embodies the very essence of the church—an unyielding cornerstone upon which lives, communities, and destinies are shaped.
Advent did not begin in a stable in Bethlehem but in a Garden in Eden. Anticipation, waiting, expectation of hope did not start with shepherds out in the field, or three wise men BUT with the promise of hope in the face of failure and of grace in the midst of disobedience.
