The Familiar Stranger || John 14:16-26 || 26.04.2026

From Death to Life || Ephesians 2:1-9 || 19.04.2026

In the inaugural message of our "The Gospel According To…" series, Guest Speaker Seti Latu explores the overarching narrative of Genesis, reminding us that humanity's profound flaws can never thwart God's sovereign grace and covenantal promises. Tracing the foundational stories from Genesis 12:1-9 and beyond, we are beautifully shown how every messy human history ultimately points to Jesus as the Second Adam, the true Serpent Crusher, and the perfect Sacrificial Lamb who pursues us with relentless love.

We pray this teaching was a blessing and hope to see you at our Gathering soon.

In "The King in the Shadows," Pastor Arnaldo explores the profound paradox of Good Friday, revealing how Jesus established His eternal kingship not through worldly triumph, but through His ultimate sacrifice on the cross. As we reflect on the crucifixion narrative, this message reminds us that God's greatest victory and deepest love were poured out in what appeared to be the darkest of hours.

We pray this teaching was a blessing and hope to see you at our Gathering soon.

In this Easter Sunday message, Pastor Arnaldo explores Luke 24:1-2, revealing how the historical reality of the empty tomb is the fulcrum of history that can transform our greatest doubts into genuine faith. We are invited to see that Jesus' bodily resurrection not only conquers the grave but empowers us to be conduits of God's new life in a broken world.

We pray this teaching was a blessing and hope to see you at our Gathering soon.

In this Palm Sunday message grounded in Luke 19:28-44, Ps Arnaldo explores the deep conflict between our worldly expectations of God and the reality of His Kingdom, reminding us that Jesus didn't come merely to fix our temporary problems, but to conquer sin and completely transform our lives. By examining Christ's triumphant entry and His weeping over Jerusalem, we are challenged to surrender our personal agendas and allow the King to rebuild us from the inside out.We pray this teaching was a blessing and hope to see you at our Gathering soon.

In this message from Luke 9:44-62, Gavin Mork reminds us of the beautiful, upside-down nature of God’s kingdom where our conquering King came not to be served, but to willingly lay down His life as a ransom for us. As we look at Jesus resolutely setting His face toward Jerusalem, we are challenged to align our expectations of the Christian life with His sacrificial example, learning to faithfully navigate opposition and joyfully count the true cost of following our Savior.

We pray this teaching was a blessing and hope to see you at our Gathering soon.

In this message, Pastor Arnaldo unpacks Matthew 28:18-20 to reveal that every believer is called to be an everyday missionary, driven by the profound worthiness of Jesus and the urgent spiritual need of humanity. We are challenged to step off the sidelines and partner with God's redemptive plan by living as faithful ambassadors of Christ's love in our homes, workplaces, and neighborhoods.

We pray this teaching was a blessing and hope to see you at our Gathering soon.

In this message on the fourth pillar of our vision, Pastor Arnaldo challenges us to move from being spiritual consumers to kingdom contenders by understanding the true context and character of prayer. Grounded in the urgent reality of end-time spiritual warfare, we are invited to move beyond simple communion and embrace contending prayer, bringing our prophetic discontent with the brokenness of the world to the Lord and crying out for His presence to invade our lives.

We pray this teaching was a blessing and hope to see you at our Gathering soon.

Ps Arnaldo explores 1 Corinthians 12:31b-14:1a to remind us that the ultimate measure of our church's success isn't found in spiritual gifts, theological purity, or profound faith, but in cultivating a genuine, Christ-like love. By deeply receiving the sacrificial love that Jesus first poured out for us, we are empowered to love our community well—taking sin seriously, serving joyfully, pursuing unity sincerely, and sharing the gospel naturally. We pray this teaching was a blessing and hope to see you at our Gathering soon.