Life’s challenges can make us feel lost, unqualified, and stuck in our past failures, but God calls us to trust Him step by step. Like Moses, we may doubt our ability, but God doesn’t need our perfection—He needs our obedience. When we feel trapped, God reminds us that He is the way-maker, leading us forward even when the path seems impossible. This week, we are challenged to let go of our past, trust God’s presence in our weakness, and take a step of faith, believing that breakthrough begins when we move forward with Him.

Tonight’s message challenges the reckless YOLO mindset and calls for a shift toward living with an eternal perspective. It emphasizes that our choices have lasting consequences, highlighting the biblical truths of judgment, heaven, and hell. Instead of chasing temporary pleasures, believers are urged to seek God’s will, live wisely, and prioritize eternal values. The call to action is to reject impulsiveness and embrace a life of wisdom, purpose, and righteousness in alignment with God’s plan.

Tonight's message challenges the cultural acceptance of pride and self-sufficiency, urging believers to recognize the subtle dangers of pride, which leads to missteps and spiritual downfall. Using Galatians 5:16 as a foundational passage, it contrasts worldly wisdom with biblical truth, emphasizing the need to be bold in faith yet gentle in conduct. It highlights how modern society rebrands sin—such as greed as ambition or lust as love—leading many astray from God's path. Ultimately, the call to action is clear: humility and repentance are not weaknesses but essential biblical virtues, and believers must practice self-examination, accountability, and willingness to receive correction to remain aligned with God’s truth.

Join us for a special re-broadcast of Pastor Aaron's testimony.

By grounding yourself in Scripture, praying for discernment, listening to the Holy Spirit, guarding your heart, and trusting God’s timing, you can avoid the trap of following your heart and live a life led by the Spirit.

God is the source of truth because He is truth itself. His nature, His Word, His Son, and His Spirit all reveal and uphold what is true. In a world full of shifting standards and relative truths, God provides an unchanging foundation that believers can rely on to navigate life and draw closer to Him.

Everyone has areas of their life, past and present, that they need to learn to navigate and heal from. Recovery is that place, where we can find freedom and success over the things holding them back. Join us today as we look at the importance of the recovery ministry and why we should make every effort to meet people right where they are at.

Comfort and complacency are dangerous ground for anyone wanting to pursue God and grow towards His purpose. Unfortunately, that seems to be the place many strive and seek to arrive, they want “to get there”. God’s word is clear though, he continues a work in us until the very end. So if we are not growing, we have not positioned ourselves to receive from Him.

The coming of Jesus significantly changed the concept of love by presenting a radical, unconditional love that called people to love their enemies, prioritize the needs of the marginalized, and actively serve others, essentially demonstrating a love that went beyond personal relationships and encompassed all people, regardless of their circumstances; this is often summarized in the "new commandment" to "love one another as I have loved you.".

In today’s culture we are encouraged to pursue what makes us happy. The problem with that is that happiness is fleeting. It’s based on external circumstances and in a world where hardship is guaranteed, it can never last. Joy, though, is the act of responding to external circumstances with inner contentment and satisfaction. Contentment and satisfaction that’s centered on Jesus.