"The Power of Now – Part 2" dives deep into Hebrews 11:1, emphasizing the importance of living in the present. This sermon urges us to abandon guilt from the past and anxiety about the future, trusting that God’s plan surpasses our own. Faith is the key, likened to a waitress pouring tea—it's about what we accept in the moment. Explore how faith materializes our hopes and moves God, and understand that following Jesus often means leaving something behind, just as the Samaritan woman and disciples did. Don’t miss this transformative message on embracing the now.

In this powerful sermon, we explore the profound concept of God as our eternal and active Father. Drawing from Isaiah 63:16 and 64:8, we emphasize that God is not just a distant figure but a present, active, and providing Father. Unlike a negligent "baby daddy," God is committed and involved in our lives. He desires a deep, marital bond with us as the bride of Christ, always present (Matthew 28:20), actively working in us (Hebrews 4:12), and providing for all our needs (Philippians 4:19). This Father’s Day, let's recognize and honor God not as a casual visitor but as a good, good Father who deserves our devotion and trust.

Join us in this powerful episode titled "Sometimes It Gets Worse Before It Gets Better." Drawing from Mark 5:25-29, we explore the story of a woman suffering for twelve years, her desperate quest for healing, and the transformative power of faith. Despite exhausting all resources, she finds hope in Jesus, illustrating that salvation doesn't eliminate suffering but transforms it. Discover how pressing through your struggles can lead to profound healing and peace. Tune in to learn that, indeed, it gets better—you just have to get there.

In this episode, "Empowered For A Harvest," we focus on our annual theme, "The Year of Harvest," guided by Acts 1:4-8. We explore the profound moments when Jesus breathed the Holy Ghost onto His disciples, preparing them for salvation, and the empowerment at Pentecost for soul harvesting. Discover how true worship, spiritual maturity, and the power of the Holy Spirit are key to a fruitful harvest of souls. Join us and be inspired to witness and grow the church through the activated power of God.

Join us for an insightful sermon on "The Promise Ain’t No Laughing Matter" as we delve into Genesis 18:9-14. Sarah's laughter, a response to the promise of a son in her old age, raises questions about trust and doubt. Discover how Sarah's journey mirrors our own struggles with faith amidst life's challenges. From Abraham's laughter to Sarah's, explore the significance of believing in God's promises even when circumstances seem impossible. Don't miss this compelling message about trusting God's timing and birthing His promises in our lives.

In this enlightening sermon, we delve into Matthew 12:1-8, where Jesus confronts the Pharisees regarding Sabbath observance. Through the narrative of Jericho's walls falling on the seventh day, we explore the concept of fences—barriers we erect for protection but often inhibit healing. Drawing parallels between Pharisaical legalism and modern-day religious structures, we're challenged to dismantle these fences to foster a healthier, more inclusive church. Join us in understanding the true essence of Sabbath rest and God's call for mercy over sacrifice.

In this episode titled "M.A.P It Out - Master’s Action Plan," we explore trusting God's guidance, keeping plans close, and avoiding premature sharing. Reflecting on experiences, we see how sharing plans can lead to disappointment. Drawing from Joseph's story, we learn about favor, God's presence, humility, and divine plan. Emphasizing the importance of sticking to God's roadmap, we're encouraged to rely on scripture and trust in the unseen.

In this podcast episode titled "The Courage To Confront," we delve into the story of Elijah and his bold confrontation with King Ahab. Reflecting on personal experiences of fear and avoidance, we draw parallels to Elijah's bravery. Despite facing a wicked king and queen, Elijah stood firm because he remained in God's presence, prayed fervently, relied on God's Word, fulfilled his assignment, and trusted in God's faithfulness. We're challenged to emulate Elijah's confidence and trust in God, envisioning a world where fear is conquered and faith reigns supreme.