Join us this Sunday, November 30th at 10AM to worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth.

This week, we turn to the church at Pergamum—a church that held fast to the name of Christ even in the shadow of Satan’s throne, yet received a strong rebuke for the same sin Christ later confronts in Thyatira: “you tolerate demonic doctrine.”

Jesus shows us that tolerance is not love—truth is love—and what we tolerate eventually becomes the theology we embrace.

Even where faithfulness and courage were on display, Christ leaves no room for deceptive doctrine that opens the door for many to be led astray.

“Therefore repent. If not, I will come to you soon and war against them with the sword of my mouth.” — Revelation 2:16

In a world that celebrates compromise, pluralism, and ideologies that rival Christ, the Spirit is calling His Bride back to purity, conviction, and uncompromising allegiance to the One with the sharp two-edged sword.

Join us this Sunday, November 23rd, as we worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth.

We’ll be in Letter Two: The Church at Smyrna—a church Jesus addressed with precision and purpose. Smyrna is one of only two churches in Asia Minor that receives no rebuke from Jesus—only honor, encouragement, and promise.

And for us, it’s important to understand why.

The words of King Jesus meet them right where they are: a community pressed economically, pressured politically, slandered socially, and living in a city marked by death.

Yet Jesus says: “I know your tribulation and your poverty (but you are rich).”

It’s a remarkable declaration from the Glorified Christ—followed by this promise:

“The one who conquers will not be hurt by the second death.” (Rev. 2:11)

Join us this Sunday, November 16th at 10AM, to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth as we lean in to hear what the Spirit is saying to the church.

Last week, Revelation chapter 1 helped us adjust our vision—to see the Glorified Christ with clarity before we hear His correction. We needed to behold His majesty, His glory, and His power—eyes like flames of fire, a voice like many waters—so we could rightly receive the words He speaks to His people.

This Sunday, we step into His first letter: the message to Ephesus. “I know your works, your labor, and your patient endurance… But I have this against you, that you have abandoned the love you had at first.”
— Revelation 2:2, 4

Come ready to receive the life giving Truth in His Word.

Join us this Sunday, November 9th at 10am to worship the Lord in Spirit and in truth and behold the risen Christ.

John writes, “I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s day, and I heard behind me a loud voice like a trumpet,” and when he turns, he sees Jesus “clothed with a long robe and with a golden sash around His chest.” He describes Him with “hair white like wool,” “eyes like a flame of fire,” “feet like burnished bronze,” and a voice “like the roar of many waters.” John falls at His feet “as though dead,” and the risen Christ places His hand on him and says, “Fear not, I am the first and the last… I am alive forevermore.”

This is the Jesus we’re preparing to encounter together, not the humble rabbi of Galilee but the glorified King who walks among His church.

Join us this Sunday at 10AM as we gather to worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth.

Jesus said in Luke 10:19, “Behold, I have given you authority… over all the power of the enemy.” That authority isn’t earned—it’s received. But it must also be used, and it can only be sustained through intimacy with God.

In the Kingdom, information without intimacy has no power. Many have heard about Him, but few truly know Him. When we walk closely with Christ, His authority flows naturally through our lives—not as performance, but as partnership.

We’ll open the Word together, seek His presence, and rediscover what it means to live from our identity as sons and daughters—fully known, fully empowered, and fully yielded.

Join us this Sunday at 10AM as we worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth, and remind ourselves that God’s design is a people united, not isolated.

Jesus said, “The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many.” (Mark 10:45)

In a culture of comfort and convenience, the Holy Spirit is calling us to return to costly love — the kind that gathers, serves, and builds His Body. We were never meant to walk alone; isolation is not divine design — community is.

Come be refreshed, restored, and reminded that where God’s people dwell together in unity, there the Lord commands the blessing. (Psalm 133:3)

We invite you to join us this Sunday at 10AM as we worship the Lord in spirit and in truth. We are excited to elevate God’s Word and seek further understanding about holiness, covenant, and spiritual discernment.

Scripture reminds us in 1 Corinthians 10:21,

“You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons; you cannot partake of the Lord’s table and of the table of demons.”

As Halloween approaches—a night when darkness is celebrated and deception is disguised as harmless fun—God is calling His people to discernment and separation from the unfruitful works of darkness.

In a culture of compromise, the Lord is summoning His church back to the table of covenant—to drink deeply of His Spirit, to walk in purity and power, and to boldly stand for holiness in a world that has forgotten what is sacred.

Join us this Sunday, October 12th at 10am, to worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth — and to lean into the purpose, power, and presence of the Spirit who fills believers, not just once, but continually.

Jesus said, “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you will be My witnesses” (Acts 1:8). The baptism and infilling of the Spirit were never meant to be a one-time encounter, but an ongoing overflow — a life marked by divine purpose, supernatural strength, and holy boldness.

The Holy Spirit fills us to live extraordinary lives, to speak truth with courage, and to carry the fire of Jesus into a world that desperately needs Him.

This Sunday, we’re asking God to breathe fresh wind into His Church — to awaken gifts, ignite hearts, and send us out in His power. If you’ve felt weary, dry, or hungry for more of God, this is your invitation to come and be filled again — because the same Spirit who filled the upper room still fills rooms like ours when hearts are surrendered.