Pastor Caleb teaches from 1 Corinthians 1:18–31, emphasizing that the message of the cross is God's power for those who believe. While the world seeks signs and human wisdom, true wisdom and power are found in Jesus Christ.

Because of Christ, we have:

• Wisdom to live rightly,
• Righteousness before God,
• Sanctification (holiness),
• Redemption through His blood.

The key message is to stop focusing on our failures and instead believe our identity in Christ. As we meditate on God's Word and walk with the Holy Spirit, we can experience His power and live as His representatives in the world.

Pastor Caleb teaches from 1 Corinthians 1:18–31, emphasizing that the message of the cross is God's power for those who believe. While the world seeks signs and human wisdom, true wisdom and power are found in Jesus Christ.

Because of Christ, we have:

• Wisdom to live rightly,
• Righteousness before God,
• Sanctification (holiness),
• Redemption through His blood.

The key message is to stop focusing on our failures and instead believe our identity in Christ. As we meditate on God's Word and walk with the Holy Spirit, we can experience His power and live as His representatives in the world.

This message teaches that Pentecost was the fulfillment of God's promise to give the Holy Spirit to believers. Through the Holy Spirit, Christians receive power to be bold witnesses for Jesus and are equipped with spiritual gifts to serve and encourage others.

The pastor emphasizes that this promise is not only for the early church but for all believers today. He encourages Christians to live in the power of the Holy Spirit and remain devoted to God's Word, fellowship, prayer, and the Lord's Table.

Key Takeaway:
The Holy Spirit empowers every believer to live a victorious Christian life and boldly share Christ with others.

In this episode, we begin a deep study through the book of 1 Corinthians and explore the historical background of the church at Corinth — a church filled with divisions, immorality, confusion, and spiritual struggles. Yet before addressing their problems, Paul first reminds believers of their true identity in Christ.

This message focuses on the power of grace, the meaning of being sanctified, and the truth that every believer is called a saint through the finished work of Jesus Christ. We discover that righteousness is not earned by works, but received as a gift through faith.

The sermon also highlights Paul’s central mission: not merely religious rituals, but preaching the Gospel — the good news that through Jesus, we are accepted, forgiven, made holy, and given peace with God.

Be encouraged to stand firm in your identity in Christ and experience the transforming power of the Gospel in everyday life.

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This Mother’s Day message reminds us that a mother’s love reflects the heart of God — nurturing, sacrificial, compassionate, and faithful. The sermon begins with the story of Anna Jarvis, the founder of Mother’s Day, who wanted people to honor the true sacrifice and love of mothers rather than commercial celebrations.

The message then points to Isaiah 49:15–16, where God compares His love to that of a nursing mother, yet declares that His love is even greater and unfailing. Even when people feel forgotten or broken, God remembers them and holds them close.

The sermon highlights three reflections of God’s love through motherhood:

1. God’s Compassion – A mother’s care reflects the compassion of God, who loved us even while we were sinners and gave His Son for us.
2. God’s Sacrifice – Just as mothers sacrifice for their children, God demonstrated the ultimate sacrifice through Jesus on the cross. Even in His suffering, Jesus cared for His mother and showed deep love and responsibility.
3. God’s Faithfulness – Through the example of Timothy, his mother Eunice, and grandmother Lois, the sermon shows how faith and love can shape generations and impact lives for God’s kingdom.

The message also acknowledges that not every earthly mother is perfect because we live in a broken world affected by sin. Yet God’s grace can heal wounded hearts, restore broken families, and redeem lives through the love of Christ.

This sermon centers on Ephesians 4 and the call to “walk worthy” of the life God has given us through Christ. It emphasizes that true worship is a passionate response to God’s goodness, and that believers are transformed by continually beholding Jesus through His Word. The message explains that humility, gentleness, patience, and love are not produced by human effort alone, but through the power of Christ living within us. It also encourages every believer to actively participate in the work of ministry — preaching the gospel, serving others, and growing together as the body of Christ through faith, grace, and the renewing of the mind.

Celebrating 27 years of God’s faithfulness, this message reminds us that Jesus Christ alone is the true foundation and cornerstone of the Church. Through powerful reflections from First Epistle of Peter, we are encouraged to see ourselves as “living stones,” chosen and built together by God for His purpose. The sermon highlights the church’s calling to raise leaders, impact lives beyond cultural boundaries, and carry the light of Christ into the world. It challenges believers to step out of comfort zones, embrace their identity as God’s special people, and grow through His Word and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Above all, this message is a call to deepen our relationship with Jesus and become salt and light wherever God sends us.

In this message, we explore the life of Caleb and what it means to have “a different spirit” rooted in faith and confidence in God. While the majority saw fear and impossibility, Caleb trusted the promises of God and remained faithful for over 45 years. This sermon reminds believers that through Jesus Christ, the Spirit of God now lives within us, giving us boldness, strength, and identity far greater than fear or circumstance. Through powerful truths from Scripture, we are encouraged to renew our minds with God’s Word, walk in patience, and believe that we are already blessed, favored, and accepted in Christ. Just as Caleb asked for his mountain, this message challenges us to dream boldly, trust God fully, and rise up to do mighty exploits for His kingdom.

A powerful teaching on the Lord’s Supper, revealing its true meaning beyond tradition. Discover the fullness of Christ’s finished work complete forgiveness, healing, and new life.
Be encouraged to live in freedom, communion with God, and confidence in His grace.

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SERMON CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Introduction & Lord’s Supper Meaning
(00:29) Proclaiming the Lord’s Death
(02:22) Testing Teaching with Scripture
(06:03) Finished Work of the Cross
(06:41) Complete Forgiveness of Sins
(16:29) Freedom from Guilt & Shame
(19:24) Healing Through Christ’s Body
(22:29) Reconciliation & New Life in Christ
(27:43) Practicing the Lord’s Supper Daily
(33:56) Misconceptions & Right Understanding

A powerful message reminding us that even in our darkest moments, God always has “one more move.” Through stories of Moses, David, and Jesus, discover hope when life feels like checkmate. Be encouraged to overcome fear, trust God’s plan, and walk in victory.

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SERMON CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Introduction & Giving from the Heart
(02:23) Sermon Title – One More Move
(02:53) The Chess Painting & Checkmate Story
(05:12) Selling the Soul & Worldly Desire
(08:30) The Chess Master Finds a Way Out
(11:00) God Always Has One More Move
(11:44) Story of Moses – No Way but God Made a Way
(17:11) Moses’ Calling & Purpose Revealed
(19:15) Story of David – Crisis & Loss
(22:43) Strengthening Yourself in the Lord
(24:55) Jesus – The Cross Was Not the End
(27:39) Your Story – Hope in Every Situation
(30:48) Identity in Christ & Victory
(32:59) Overcoming Fear Through God’s Love