Iglesia es el lugar donde somos encontrados, formados, y restaurados. Jesús nos dejó su iglesia como el medio de empoderamiento. Somos llamados a ser encontrados an ella, Capacitados. Y luego encontrar a otros. No solo encontramos vida, encontramos propósito en Ella.

How do we find true, everlasting life? In the message, we examine Jesus' words in John 6 where He tells the crowd not to work for food that perishes, but for food that endures to eternal life.

"But God Meant It for Good" is a powerful teaching from the life of Joseph that reveals how God can redeem every setback, betrayal, and hardship for His divine purpose. Through biblical insight and practical application, Dr. Michael Maiden encourages believers to hold on to their God-given dreams, walk in forgiveness, and trust that God is working all things together for good—even when the journey doesn't make sense.

In this message, Ps. Tracey dives into the story of Joseph and his coat of many colors to challenge how we think about divine favor, urging us to seek deep revelation and use our God-given imagination to unlock our true potential. A powerful reminder that those of us living in the "last days" are uniquely positioned for urgent, divine action. You will be challenged to stop sitting on the sidelines watching others, and instead start actively shaping our dreams and turning what is already "good" into something truly "perfect."

This message explores how we should never surrender, remember to trust in God's hand of Providence, and remember that freedom is worth fighting for through the life and legacy of General George Washington. These are lessons that still strengthen our faith today.

Topher Field is an Australian filmmaker, commentator, author, and human rights advocate whose work explores the relationship between freedom, faith, and government. In this message, he reflects on biblical principles of authority and asks the question of where ultimate allegiance belongs - government, or God? He encourages thoughtful reflection on power, responsibility, and living with integrity in a complex world.

A lot of us believe that if we were really mature, we'd stop getting tempted. But Jesus, the most mature man who ever lived was also the most tempted. In Tempted, Not Disqualified, Pastor Morgan walks through the gap between being tempted and actually sinning — and the offenses we let quietly deform our souls while we tell everybody we're "over it." If you've ever confused a temptation for a disqualification, this one's for you.

The kindness of God is more powerful than we think. It leads us to repentance, reshapes our nature, fills us with His Spirit, and releases His kingdom through our lives. This message is an invitation to move beyond simply believing in Jesus as Savior and into a faith that embodies His compassion, carries His presence, and expects the miraculous.