From the very beginning, God’s mission has been to reach and redeem all nations and all peoples. He chose a family and formed a nation, not to exclude others, but to bless the world through them. In this message, we explore God’s call to be a people who live as a blessing, so that every nation, tribe, and language may encounter His grace, truth, and saving power.

Once trapped in drugs and alcoholism and burdened by an accident that led to prison, he found Christ behind bars. Today, he pastors a church and pours his life into helping others, especially those who feel forgotten and unseen.

In this message on the Great Commission, we examine Jesus’ meeting with the disciples after His resurrection, His declaration of having all authority in heaven and on earth, His commission to every believer to make disciples of all nations, and, finally, His promise to be with us always, to the end of the age.

In the first message of the Our Identity in Christ series, we reflect on 1 Peter 2:9, a passage that echoes and expands the Old Testament priesthood. We explore how Jesus fulfills, transforms, and even brings to an end certain priestly roles—and what it means for us today to live as God’s royal priesthood

In this episode, we draw ten lessons from this psalm and shaped them into resolutions for the year 2026.

In this episode, we follow David’s spiritual journey through three powerful movements in this remarkable Psalm. We begin with certainty, likely born out of victory, move into clamor as his faith comes under intense pressure, and finally arrive at certainty restored. Join us as we trace these movements and discover how faith is tested, expressed, and renewed in the life of David.

In this message, we explore how David beautifully portrays Jesus’ followers as sheep and the Lord as both our caring Shepherd (verses 1–4) and our generous Host (verses 5–6). Through these powerful images, we gain a deeper understanding of God’s guidance, protection, and hospitality toward His people.

In our new series, Psalms After God’s Own Heart, we reflect on 4 psalms written by David. In this episode, we dive into Psalm 15 and explore the 3 Cs—character, conversation, and conduct—and how this psalm shapes each one in our lives.

Discover the story of Philip the Evangelist — the Spirit-led follower of Christ who was not one of the Twelve apostles, a powerful model of obedience and Holy Spirit leadership.Appearing in Acts 6, Acts 8, and Acts 21, Philip’s life reveals what it means to follow God boldly and compassionately. In this teaching, we explore the 4 Marks of a Spirit-Led Life — the 4 M’s: Ministry, Mission, Mending, and Mentoring.

In this message, Pastor Wellington explores the theme of Relational Community, highlighting why it is essential for every believer to build, nurture, and maintain meaningful relationships with God, Christians, and non-Christians .