Jeremiah 29 calls God’s people not to withdraw or blend in, but to seek the peace and prosperity of the city where He has placed them. This hope-filled message shows how Christ’s sacrifice frees us to live as a blessing for our neighbors today.

What does the Lord require of us? This message from Micah 6:6–8 calls us to live with a faith that moves beyond ritual into a life of justice for the oppressed, mercy for the vulnerable, and humility before God who first showed us grace.

In Romans 15, Paul shows us that true community is built on Christ’s welcome—one that meets us in weakness and turns strangers into family. This message invites us to practice gospel hospitality, bearing with one another, and creating a culture of grace for the glory of God.

In Acts 16, God transforms a wealthy merchant, an exploited slave girl, and a hardened jailer—showing there’s no single “Christian type.” Through reason, justice, and the witness of joy in suffering, we see a gospel that breaks barriers and welcomes everyone into God’s family.

God’s grace doesn’t just forgive—it moves us from spiritual death to life.  In Ephesians 2, Paul reminds us that salvation is entirely God’s gift, freeing us from boasting and reshaping our lives for the good works He prepared for us.

Unpack the true meaning of God's love by exploring Jesus's agonizing prayer in Gethsemane, a stark contrast to human weakness and betrayal. In Matthew 26, Jesus reveals how divine sacrifice bridges the relational gap created by sin, offering profound grace.

In Luke 10, we see how the grace of Jesus transforms our hearts, that we may love God completely and earnestly take care of neighbors we might otherwise sidestep or ignore. True compassion comes naturally when we see how much Christ has loved us.

Discover how God’s vision for relationships reshapes our understanding of marriage, singleness, and divorce. The message found in 1 Corinthians 7 points to the hope found in Christ’s grace, transforming our deepest joys and pains.

Why is forgiveness so challenging yet so necessary? This message from Matthew 18 reminds us that forgiven people must become forgiving people.

What does it mean to be great in God’s kingdom? In this message, Gianluca Cueva shares Jesus’ call to childlike humility and vulnerability, reminding us of our priceless worth and God’s unfailing love that seeks and saves the lost.