In this message, Pastor Lentrail unpacks 1 John 1:6–10. At the heart of the sermon is a sobering truth: there is nothing more tragic than believing we have fellowship with God while actually walking in darkness.

This passage invites us to be honest about our sin, walk in the light, and experience the joy of true fellowship with God and one another.

Week 5 – 1 John 1:4

In this message, Pastor Lentrail takes up the topic of joy, which John presents as the second key purpose of his letter—not only that we would have fellowship, but that our joy would be complete.

The message was shaped around five prayers for joy:

1. Father, don’t let me forget where joy comes from.

2. Don’t let me forget why my joy is possible.

3. Lord, remind me how my joy grows.

4. Lord, anchor my joy in You—deeper than sorrow, stronger than storms.

5. And Lord, don’t let me settle.

Week 4 – 1 John 1:5

In this sermon, Brother Mario walks through John’s bold declaration: “God is light, and in Him is no darkness at all.”

He considers and answers two key questions:

1. What does John mean when he says God is light—and how does that compare to darkness?

2. How should God’s light impact my life today?

Week 3 – 1 John 1:1–4

In this message, Pastor Lentrail explains the realities of fellowship with God, - one of John’s primary reasons for writing this letter. We’ve seen that true fellowship is not just a feeling; it’s a new way of life grounded in Christ.

According to Scripture, fellowship means:

• Salvation – being reconciled to God through Jesus

• Sharing – living a shared life with God and His people

• Separation – leaving behind darkness and walking in the light

• Suffering – being sustained through trials as we share in Christ’s suffering

Week 2 – 1 John 1:1–4

In this message, Pastor Lentrail explained three foundational building blocks of Christianity: who Jesus is, the testimony given about Him, and what He offers us. He emphasized that the gospel is not only good news—it’s something we can have deep confidence in.

1 John 1:1-4

In the first sermon of a new series on 1 John, Pastor Lentrail introduced the book and explained why John’s letter still matters today. He also highlighted key lessons it will teach us—and how we should expect it to shape our lives.

On this Mother’s Day Sunday, Pastor Lentrail preached from 2 Corinthians 5:14–21, where he laid out the hope of the gospel—for moms and for everyone else.

In this sermon, Pastor Lentrail walks through 1 Samuel 30, highlighting how God led David to cultivate a community of grace—and how we, in Christ, can do the same.

In this final message of our series through the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Lentrail explained how the Ascension of Jesus should move us to praise the reigning King and energize us for an unstoppable mission.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Lentrail preached on the resurrection of Christ from Luke chapter 24. The main idea of the message was that the resurrection should shape our expectations—God can, and is willing, to do the impossible.