From the first promise in Genesis to the Great Commission in Matthew, this message zooms out to show the big picture of God's redemptive plan for the world. Starting with the fall of man, we trace the thread of God's faithfulness through His covenant with Abraham, the prophecy of Christ, and the birth of the Church. Discover how your local church and your life are part of this grand, eternal story — one of hope, purpose, and mission. Whether you're in the stands or on the field, you're part of something far greater than yourself.

In this heartfelt and timely message, we explore the question: Where have all the fathers gone? But this isn't just a Father's Day sermon—it's a broader call to the Church to rise as a family, to embody love, honor, and servant-hearted leadership. With humor, personal stories, and Scripture, we're reminded of the irreplaceable role of godly men, the importance of spiritual family for the fatherless, and the beauty of living out the "one another" verses in Scripture.

Whether you're a husband, wife, single, widowed, divorced, or young person, this message reminds us that we belong to each other. Discover how the body of Christ can be a place of healing, protection, and purpose in a culture that often tears families apart.

“God has made us who He wants us to be—interdependent, caring, and called for something greater.”

▶ Scriptures included: Deuteronomy 5:16, Psalm 68:5, James 1:27, Acts 20:28, Ephesians 5:25, and more.

In this stirring message titled "Jesus Reinstates the Great Cs", we journey through John 21 as Jesus restores Peter—and us—to our original calling. This sermon challenges us to refocus on the three great mandates of the Christian walk: the Great Calling, the Great Commandment, and the Great Commission. With personal reflection, biblical insight, and heartfelt conviction, we’re reminded that Jesus still calls us by name, invites us into deep love, and commissions us with purpose. Whether you feel disqualified, distracted, or distant, this message is a fresh invitation to follow Him again—with clarity, compassion, and courage.

What if the most powerful tool for revival isn't a sermon or a stage—but a simple, Spirit-led conversation? In this message, we explore how Jesus transformed lives through one-on-one dialogue, and how we can do the same. With wisdom from Proverbs, James, and real-life insights, discover the spiritual impact of truly listening, asking the right questions, and showing love, humility, patience, and discernment. This isn’t about arguments—it's about connection. It's about revival, one conversation at a time.

When pain feels overwhelming and fear feels real, we often forget that the darkness is just a shadow. In this message, we dive into Romans 12 and discover how to walk like Jesus through life’s hardest moments — with hope, patience, and prayer. Whether you're battling anxiety, facing a storm, or just feeling stuck, this sermon reminds us: the suffering won’t last, the monster under the bed isn’t real, and victory is still coming. Learn how to rejoice in hope, endure in trials, and stay grounded in prayer — just like Jesus did.

Many of us can recall the day we accepted Jesus, but the real question is—does Jesus know you? In this sobering and deeply personal message, we explore the haunting words of Matthew 7 where Jesus warns that not everyone who calls Him "Lord" will enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Drawing from years of spiritual experience and a personal journey of conviction, this sermon challenges believers to move beyond surface-level faith and rediscover the fear of God and the fire of first love. Through honest reflection, practical steps, and biblical truth, we learn how to move from religious routine to real relationship, where Jesus truly knows us.

What does it mean to truly live by faith? In this message, we explore how the Bible defines faith—not as blind belief, but as confidence in what we hope for and assurance in what we cannot see (Hebrews 11:1). Through scriptures like Hebrews 11, Genesis 1, and Philippians 4, we’re reminded that faith shapes how we see the world, how we handle anxiety, and how we persevere through life’s challenges. Be encouraged to fix your eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of our faith, and live boldly in trust and surrender.

In this powerful and reflective message, we dive into the gifts of the Spirit from 1 Corinthians 12 and how God uniquely equips each of us for His purpose. But more importantly, we’re challenged to look inward—at our character, our identity, and ultimately, the state of our hearts.

From understanding spiritual gifts and personality types, to how God shapes our character through encounters and trials, this sermon invites you to consider: What is God doing in you, not just through you?

We explore:

• The variety of gifts and traits God gives His people

• How our brokenness draws us to a Savior

• The transformation that happens when we walk with God

• Insights from “Evergreen Parenting” and the “5 Love Languages” to help us understand ourselves and others better

💭 "God comes—and He changes our character."
🔥 "More often, God comes with fire to refine us."

What’s the condition of your heart today?

What if the very thing you’ve been resisting is actually a blessing in disguise?

In this message, we follow the journey of Peter, Mary, and others who discovered that God's blessings often come wrapped in struggle, sacrifice, and unexpected challenges.

Through powerful biblical examples, this sermon reminds us that even when blessings feel heavy, inconvenient, or painful—they're still from God. Learn how to stay faithful, trust God's timing, and embrace the gift you once prayed for. Because the very blessing you thought would break you... might be the one that builds you.

How can a king rule through suffering? In this powerful message from Isaiah 52:13–14 and Isaiah 53, we look at the prophetic picture of Jesus as both the suffering servant and the victorious Messiah. Discover how He was put to death so we could be made alive, and how He embraced poverty so that we might share in His riches. This is the gospel in its raw, redemptive beauty—piercing, humbling, and full of hope.