What if the pressure meant to stop you is actually what God is using to grow you? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa walks us through Exodus 1, where the people of Israel grow stronger—even under oppression. Discover how God brings increase in unexpected ways and how seasons of resistance can become seasons of multiplication.

🎤 Preacher: Revivalist Marsha Mansour
📖 Scripture Focus: Fasting & Spiritual Renewal
🙌 Key Takeaway: Fasting doesn’t weaken you—it refines you. When you seek God wholeheartedly, spiritual fruit follows.
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From Promise to Practice | Genesis 28:10–22

Living IN’SYNC With God – Week 4

What does it really mean to align your life with God?

In this message from Genesis 28:10–22, we walk with Jacob on the run—alone, uncertain, and undeserving—yet met by a faithful God who reveals His presence, reaffirms His promises, and calls for total surrender. Jacob’s encounter at Bethel moves him from merely hearing God’s promises to practicing wholehearted devotion.

Big Idea:

👉 To align with God is to surrender all.

In this sermon, we explore:

A Timely Vision — God meets Jacob in his lowest, most unexpected moment

A Reconfirmed Promise — God remains faithful even when we forget

A Personal Commitment — True alignment with God requires surrender

You’ll be challenged to consider:

Where has God met you in your journey?

Have you forgotten God’s promises?

What does full surrender—personally, corporately, and sacrificially—look like in your life?

Series: Living IN’SYNC With God

Title: From Promise to Practice

Passage: Genesis 28:10–22

📖 Key Scriptures: Genesis 28, Psalm 94:14, John 8:29, 2 Samuel 24:24

📍 Theme: Surrendering fully to God’s presence, promises, and plans

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Gethsemane: Prayer That Brings Breakthrough
In this sermon from Matthew 26:36–46, William Opoku walks through Jesus’ time of prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane. This message highlights the power of honest prayer, spiritual watchfulness, and surrender to God’s will. Gethsemane reminds us that true breakthrough is often found in prayerful obedience, even in moments of deep struggle.

Speaker: William Opoku
Scripture Reference: Matthew 26:36–46
Key Takeaway: Breakthrough comes when we surrender our will to God and remain faithful in prayer.

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What does integrity really look like in everyday life? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa unpacks Matthew 5:33–37, where Jesus calls His followers to live with honesty, clarity, and faithfulness. Learn why our words matter, how integrity reflects our hearts, and how a simple, truthful “yes” or “no” honors God.

What does it mean to plan our lives while staying fully surrendered to God? In today’s message from the Living IN’SYNC With God sermon series, New Year, His Way, Thomas Correa walks us through James 4:13–17, reminding us that our time, plans, and future belong to the Lord. Scripture calls us to live with humility, wisdom, and trust—acknowledging God in every step we take. Step into the new year aligned with His will, not just your own.

What does God’s love really look like? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa takes us to Isaiah 53:4–6, revealing the depth of Christ’s love shown through humility, accessibility, and inclusion. Long before the cross, God declared that Jesus would carry our pain, bear our sin, and bring us peace. Discover how true love is not just spoken—it’s given.

Is it possible to experience joy when life feels uncertain or overwhelming? In this sermon, Pt. Hodavias Franco shares from Isaiah 7:1–14, where God speaks hope and assurance to His people in the middle of fear and instability. Even when circumstances are challenging, God’s promise of Immanuel: God with us, becomes the source of lasting joy. Discover how true joy is rooted not in circumstances, but in trusting God’s presence and promises.

Are you walking through a moment when darkness feels heavy and peace seems far away? In this message, we turn to Isaiah 9:6–7, where God announces the coming of a Child who will rule with unending peace and righteous authority. In the middle of uncertainty, God declares a promise: One who will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. This prophecy points us directly to Jesus, the promised King whose government will never end. Discover how His peace, His power, and His presence still break into our circumstances today.🎤 Preacher: Pastor Thomas Correa📖 Scripture Reference: Isaiah 9:6–7🙌 Key Takeaway: Jesus is our promised King. His peace and His kingdom stand firm, no matter what we face.🔔 Subscribe for more messages of encouragement and hope!👉 If you need prayer, drop a comment below!🌐 Website: bethelnewark.org💝 Giving: app.aplos.com/aws/give/bethel...📱 Facebook: /bethel.newark✉️ Email: [email protected]

Are you in a season where fear tries to drown out your faith? In this sermon, we look at Isaiah 7:1–14, where God speaks a word of unshakable hope to His people in the midst of crisis. Even when circumstances feel overwhelming, God gives a promise—the coming of Immanuel, “God with us.” Discover how this ancient prophecy points us to Jesus and offers unwavering hope for today.