If you are a Christ-follower, you have the breath of God in you. His Spirit is inside of you, right now. You are now a part of the New Creation. The Presence of God is with you wherever you go. When your faith and trust is in Him, there’s not a single place on earth His breath, His Spirit can’t go. - Pastor Ryan Martinez

“God's love is described as the Greek word agapao, which means unconditional love, preferential love that is chosen and acted out by the will. It is not love based on the goodness of the beloved, or upon natural affinity or emotion. Rather this is benevolent love that always seeks the good of the beloved.” - Pastor Jason Pilgrim

The crowd will easily tune out cries for help, but Jesus wants us to listen and respond with compassion. - Pastor Jay Newland

God is the Lion of Judah and He gets the glory and spoils of the work. We share in God’s work to advance the kingdom of Heaven and to glorify God. We do so with the attitude of gratitude because of what He has already done for us. He died on the cross for our sin, defeated death and sin, and reconciled our relationship with God. – Pastor Brandon Payne

When contentment is an issue for us we should double, triple, quadruple down on our gratitude and thankfulness to God. Thankfulness & Gratitude is the key to contentment and God supernatural peace. - Pastor Curtis Jones

It is one thing to say you want God to intervene and direct your life, but quite different when it requires obedience. God is always positioning to work on more than just the problem you see. - Pastor Craig Johnson

In this message, we’ll explore the theme of human fallibility by diving into the Biblical story of King David. His transgressions illustrate that even the most faithful and revered figures are not immune to sin and failure. By acknowledging our shortcomings and seeking forgiveness, we can rise again, strengthened by God’s unwavering love and mercy. Through reflection, repentance, and renewal, we find that true infallibility lies in our persistent pursuit of God’s grace - Pastor Ryan Martinez

Have you ever gotten a good look in the mirror. A real, honest assessment of where you stand when it comes to truly trusting God in your life. And don’t get me wrong… being honest with ourselves can be one of the most difficult things to do… But we must be honest with ourselves to know where we truly stand with Him. The good thing though, is we can do this by the power of the Holy Spirit living inside of you. He is the Advocate who helps us when we can’t help ourselves. Lean on Him. Rely on Him. Trust Him. And He won’t steer you wrong. - Pastor Ryan Martinez

What we’re missing is not believing in the fact that Jesus is the Son of God but delighting in that fact, embracing that fact, and making Christ the treasure and the Lord of your life by surrendering to him. In other words, "belief" is seeing him for who he really is, seeing him as infinitely valuable as the Son of God. It's not just acknowledging the fact that he is the Son but also seeing him as infinitely precious and valuable. But when the Holy Spirit begins to work in our lives we're not deceived like that anymore. We recognize that our value is nothing compared to Jesus' value. Instead, we just want to know him, be with him, enjoy him, follow him, and celebrate him. That transition—that change of heart, so that we are now looking away from ourselves to Christ and embracing all that God is for us in him—that is what faith is. That is what belief is. That is what saves. - Pastor Ryan Martinez

What does a Messiah do? How does a Messiah act? What does a Messiah care about? And that’s what I want to dive into today. There are so many characteristics of the Messiah that we have to learn and understand, but today, I want to look at 3 Characteristics of the Messiah today in order to understand Him better and to better understand what He wants for us. - Pastor Ryan Martinez