The Book Of Romans

In a world filled with division and hatred, let us discover how love can be the most potent weapon against evil.

In this sermon, we delve into Luke chapter 6, where Jesus challenges us to love our enemies, do good to those who hate us, and bless those who curse us. It's a radical call to action that can change lives!

Learn from real-life examples like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who showed us the incredible power of love to bring about positive change and healing.

Christian love isn't a sign of weakness; it's the ultimate expression of bravery. Join us on this inspiring journey and be empowered to make a difference through love.

Are You Asleep?

We often wait for the perfect moment to help others, but the truth is, there's rarely an ideal time. Jesus asks us to give from our time, talent, and treasure, even when we feel stretched. He won't ask us to give what we don't have, but He wants us to offer what we do have. Following Jesus can lead us to situations beyond our comfort zones, but that's where miracles can happen. Sometimes, God gives us more than we can handle on our own so that we rely on Him. Let's be generous with our time, talent, and treasure, knowing that God can use it to change lives and perform miracles. It's not about what we lack but about what we can offer to make a difference.

In a world filled with desires and distractions it's easy to forget what truly matters. We may want success, possessions, and pleasure, but what do we gain if we lose our connection with Jesus? Jesus is the ultimate gain!

Questions Jesus Asked

Standing In The Truth

Stand

Stand in the Strength of Community

Culture is always changing and reshaping. Some of these changes leave followers of Jesus(God) in conflict. What do you do when all that you believe in seems to be pressed down and pushed aside by culture? How do you handle the pressure to compromise who God has called you to be and do? What will we do when the very things we believe and hold true land us in the bullseye of cancel(culture), criticism, contempt, or even incarceration? The good news is that in every circumstance and situation, God’s Word has the answer for us. How we live, think, act, and respond to an ever-changing culture has been laid out for us. The book of Daniel is a great example of how to do these things. In Daniel we see believers in such a conflict. They are being pinched, pressured and even mandated to abandon their faith. In Daniel we see the response of God followers. They STAND. In the face of great hostility, they STAND. In the areas of compromise, they STAND. Instead of abandoning their faith, they STAND in it. In next 4 weeks, we will look at these faithful followers and learn lessons that are so applicable to our lives today. We will learn to STAND.