This Wednesday night pastor Robert Baltodano will be looking at 1 John 3:10–24 with a practical, but challenging message titled: “Love You Can See.” The Apostle John reminds us that real faith doesn’t stay hidden—it shows up in how we love one another. Biblical love is more than words, emotions, or intentions; it is visible, sacrificial, and practiced in everyday life. In this passage, we’ll explore how love reveals who we belong to, how it reflects Christ’s sacrifice, and how it reassures our hearts before God. This study will encourage us to examine whether our love is something others can truly see—and how a loving church becomes a powerful witness in a broken world.

We live in a time when the word community is everywhere—yet genuine unity feels increasingly rare. Division, isolation, and confusion have become normal, even among people who claim to follow Christ. 

This weekend, Pastor Robert Baltodano will look at a portion of one of the most powerful prayers in all of Scripture (John 17)—where Jesus prays not only for His disciples, but for every believer who would follow Him. As Jesus concludes His prayer, He reveals His heart for the kind of church the world needs to see. Join us as pastor Robert takes a look at John 17:20-26.

In a time when many claim the name “Christian” while growing comfortable with sin—or losing conviction altogether, the Apostle John writes with clarity, showing us that believers may still struggle with sin, but sin no longer rules the one who has been born of God—With a title "Why Sin No Longer Rules the Christian" pastor Robert Baltodano will be in 1 John 3:4–9, a passage that reminds us of an important truth, that Christ came to take away sins, and those who abide in Him cannot live at peace with what He came to destroy. 

In the message, Pastor Lloyd teaches from Hosea chapters 3 and 4, revealing God’s diagnosis of a nation’s heart that has turned away from Him. As Israel fell into idolatry, sexual immorality, and spiritual blindness, he connects these warnings to modern America, where abortion, promiscuity, and the rejection of God’s truth are common in our culture. Though God judged Israel for their sin, His purpose was always to draw them back through the wounds of their actions, and Pastor Lloyd reminds us that even in the midst of great sin, there is always hope when a nation turns to the Lord in repentance and seeks Him.

In a world that constantly tells us to define ourselves by success, relationships, or performance, Scripture reminds us of something far deeper and far more secure!

Pastor Robert looks at the incredible truth found in 1 John 3:1–3—because of God’s love, we are not only called children of God, but we also have an identity with a future.

Let us fix our eyes on the love that defines us and the future God is preparing for His children.

In the first message of the series, Pastor Lloyd highlights God’s faithfulness and Israel’s unfaithfulness. God told the prophet Hosea to marry a prostitute, mirroring the relationship between God and Israel. As Hosea’s wife, Gomer, was unfaithful to her husband, Israel was unfaithful to God. However, despite Israel’s unfaithfulness to the Lord, God promised to restore and redeem His people, showing His relentless and redeeming love.

We are living in a time when truth is constantly challenged and deception is everywhere—spiritually, culturally, and even within the church.

Together, we’ll look at how God calls believers to remain secure, grounded, and confident in Christ—even in the midst of false teaching and confusion.

In 2 Corinthians 13, Paul calls believers to “examine yourselves as to whether you are in the faith.” In this message, Pastor Lloyd reminds us that genuine faith is not just professed — it is proven through a transformed life. Spiritual growth begins with honest self-examination, allowing God to reveal areas that need correction, strengthening, and renewal. As we submit our hearts to the Lord, we learn to rely on His grace, walk in integrity, and experience the power of Christ working in us.