This Sunday, we will look into Matthew 20:29-34, where two blind men near Jericho cry out to Jesus for mercy. Despite the crowd's attempts to silence them, they persist. Jesus, moved by their faith, heals them, restoring their sight, and they follow him.

This passage emphasizes Jesus' compassion and willingness to heal those in need, as well as the faith of the blind men who boldly sought him out despite opposition. It's a powerful reminder of God's mercy and the importance of persistence in faith, no matter the obstacles.

Preacher: Jake Hunt

Passage: Matthew 20:29-34

Translator: Martin Stepanenko

This Sunday, we will explore Matthew 20, where the mother of James and John asks Jesus for special positions for her sons in His kingdom. Jesus explains that such positions are not for Him to grant and asks if they are ready to endure suffering, which they affirm.

The other disciples become upset, and Jesus teaches that greatness in His kingdom comes from serving others, not from seeking power. He emphasizes that He came to serve, not to be served.

Preacher: Jake Hunt

Passage: Matthew 20:20-28

Translator: Klára Haas

This Sunday, Pastor Jake will teach on the passage from Matthew 20:17-19, where Jesus and His disciples are going to Jerusalem. He tells them that He would be handed over to the chief priests, condemned to death, and delivered to the Gentiles to be mocked, flogged, and crucified. However, He promises that on the third day, He would be raised to life.

Despite hearing this, the disciples didn’t understand and were still focused on worldly expectations of power and glory, rather than the suffering and sacrifice Jesus was describing.

Preacher: Jake Hunt

Passage: Matthew 20:17-19

Translator: Ondrej Pavela

This Sunday, we will hear a message from Ephesians 2:13-22, which emphasizes reconciliation through Christ, highlighting how Jesus' sacrifice brings peace. Though Gentiles were once separated from God, Christ's work unites Jews and Gentiles. Through Him, peace is made between humanity and God, and among people. Christ is the foundation of this peace, building a unified, holy community.

Join us as we explore this passage and the peace Christ brings to all.

Preacher: Jon C

Passage: Ephesians 2:13-22

Translator: Ondřej Pavela

This Sunday, Pastor Jake Hunt will share a powerful message from Matthew 19:27-20:16, where Jesus teaches about the rewards of discipleship and the surprising nature of God's Kingdom.

Join us as we explore the conversation where Peter asks, "What do we get?" for following Jesus, and Jesus reveals that those who sacrifice for Him will receive eternal life and great rewards. We’ll also dive into the parable of the workers in the vineyard, where Jesus shows that God's generosity defies human expectations—reminding us that in His Kingdom, "the last will be first, and the first will be last."

Be sure to be part of this meaningful time as we gain deeper insight into how God's reward system works and how we are called to live with an eternal perspective, putting Him first in all things!

Preacher: Pastor Jake Hunt

Translator: Martin Stepanenko

Passage: Matthew 19:27-20:16

This Sunday, Pastor Jake Hunt will deliver an inspiring message from Matthew 19:16-26, where Jesus reveals the path to eternal life and the challenges of wealth in following Him.

Join us as we dive into this meaningful passage, where Jesus teaches that true discipleship means putting God above all things, even our possessions. We’ll also reflect on how, with God, all things are possible—no matter how difficult it may seem.

Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how we are called to prioritize our relationship with God in every area of our lives!

Preacher: Pastor Jake Hunt

Passage: Matthew 19:16-26