In this sermon from 1 John 2:7–11, Pastor Lentrail shows how real love is proven in action—demonstrating that love reveals the light of Christ, while hatred exposes darkness and unbelief.

In this message, Pastor Lentrail highlights the biblical truths about the family and addresses the battlefronts where family reformation must take a stand.

In this sermon, Pastor Lentrail walks through 1 John 2:3–6, highlighting the moral test—how we live— which can serve as objective evidence that we are true believers and have genuine fellowship with God.

Avoiding the danger of moralism, Pastor Lentrail walks through 1 John 2:3–6, highlighting how true biblical preaching and living must call for obedience—yet always in a way that is firmly rooted in God’s character, grace, and gospel

In this sermon, Pastor Lentrail walks through 1 John 2:1–2, showing how John gives both a challenge and a comfort. Believers are called not to sin, yet when they do, they are never left without hope—for Jesus Christ is our righteous Advocate who secures our forgiveness.

In this sermon, Elder Bill walks through Micah 6:8, reminding us of God’s call to do justice, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with our God.

In this sermon, Pastor Lentrail walks through Colossians 1:28–29, highlighting its connection to Matthew 28. He shows how Paul practically lived out the Great Commission and challenges us to do the same—for the glory of God.

In this sermon, Pastor Lentrail preaches from 1 John 1:9 and reminds us that confession isn’t merely about our guilt—it’s about God’s grace. The message highlights three key aspects of confession:

• Aspect #1: Confession Is a Mark of Genuine Faith

• Aspect #2: Confession Is a Grace, Not Just a Duty

• Aspect #3: Confession Is the Pathway to Restoration

  
  

Through these truths, we see that confession is not something to fear or avoid, but a gift that draws us deeper into fellowship with God.

In this message, Pastor Lentrail unpacks 1 John 1:7, showing that the blood of Jesus doesn’t procure forgiveness—it continually cleanses. We explore what “cleansing” meant to John’s audience and highlight five gospel truths about what the blood actually does, offering hope for those struggling with shame, guilt, or failure.

In this message, Pastor Lentrail continues walking through 1 John 1:6–10, examining the false beliefs we often hold about sin. The goal is to help us develop a right perspective on sin—so that nothing disrupts our fellowship with God.