Have you ever asked, “God, what do You want me to do?”

This simple question carries eternal significance. In this message, we dig deep into the heart of Scripture to uncover God’s desire for your life—not just in big decisions, but in your everyday walk.

The world is constantly pressuring believers to conform, to flirt with its pleasures and priorities. But Scripture is clear: you cannot love both the world and God.This sermon exposes the subtle dangers of a divided heart—when we attempt to walk with Christ while still holding hands with the world.

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and forever!

From a Test to a Testimony | Job 23:10 | Sermon on Trials, Faith & God's Refining Fire"But He knows the way that I take; when He has tried me, I shall come forth as gold." — Job 23:10In this powerful and hope-filled message, we explore how God doesn’t just show up in our victories—He walks with us in the fire. Your trial is not a detour—it may be the very forge where your testimony is being formed.Are you walking through hardship? Grief? Loss? Confusion?You are not alone—and this message is for you.

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When the Soul Is Thirsty! | Psalm 63 | Sermon MessageIn this powerful and timely sermon, “When the Soul Is Thirsty!”, we dive deep into Psalm 63:1-4, where David writes from the wilderness—a place of desolation, yet a moment of deepest longing for God.David wasn’t just running from danger—he was chasing after divine presence. In a dry and weary land, his soul thirsted not for safety, success, or even victory—but for God Himself. This message challenges us to ask:This sermon explores the universal spiritual hunger hardwired into every human heart. From ancient psalms to modern-day struggles, we uncover the reality: every soul is thirsty for meaning, identity, and connection with the Living God.🕊️ “Your lovingkindness is better than life…” (Psalm 63:3)This isn’t just poetic—it’s prophetic. Because life without God is not really life at all.Whether you’re a believer needing a soul-refresh or someone searching for truth in the noise of life, this sermon is for YOU. The thirst you feel isn’t your flaw—it’s your guide.

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Are you feeling spiritually dry? Do you sense something missing, even when life seems to be going well on the outside? In this powerful message based on John 7:37-39, we uncover the eternal truth that Jesus Christ offers Living Water — the Holy Spirit — to every thirsty soul.In this message, you'll discover: Why the Holy Spirit is not optional for spiritual survival How rivers of living water flow from within the believer The connection between water and God throughout the Bible — from Genesis to Revelation What it means to have a Pentecostal experience (Acts 2:1–4) How to dig deep, clear spiritual debris, and make room for the Spirit to move again Why religious routine is not a substitute for spiritual renewalWhether you're new in your faith, seeking more, or needing a spiritual refresh — this word is for you. Don’t settle for broken cisterns when you can drink freely from the fountain of living water!📖 Key Scriptures: John 7:37–39 Acts 2:1–4 Jeremiah 2:13 Revelation 22:17 Isaiah 28:11–12💧 The well is open. The river is flowing. Come and drink.

Discover how the Holy Spirit empowered the early church and what that same promise means for us today. Whether you're hungry for renewal, seeking purpose, or desiring a fresh encounter with God—this livestream is for you.

In a time when the word righteousness has been watered down—even in churches—it’s time for a reset. In today’s message, we dive deep into the real meaning, the daily power, and the eternal purpose of righteousness in the life of a believer.Righteousness is not a burden—it’s a blessing.It is strength, boldness, direction, protection, and joy. When we are born again, we receive imputed righteousness—but God calls us to walk in experiential righteousness, to live by His Word and reflect His holiness in a world desperate for truth.