In this sermon, we’re talking about the difference between trials and temptations — and why it matters. God uses trials to build us, but temptation comes when our own desires try to pull us away. If we aren’t aware of what’s happening in our hearts, we can end up hurting ourselves without even realizing it.

Life doesn’t always make sense—and sometimes God seems silent when we need Him most. In this sermon from James 1:1–8, we will unpack how trials shape our faith, deepen our patience, and drive us to pray with bold trust. If you're in a tough season, this message will help you lean on God even when it’s hard.

Sometimes God’s greatest guidance comes through His "No." In Acts 16, Paul and his team faced closed doors—not as setbacks, but as redirections toward something greater. This sermon will help you recognize that every closed door is often a setup for a clearer call and a greater purpose.

In “Not Just Any Old Book” (2 Timothy 3:1-5, 16-17), we explore how the Bible is not just a human-written text but the God-breathed, supernatural Word that shapes how Christians are called to live. In a world where people follow their own thoughts and desires, Scripture provides divine wisdom, correction, and truth to guide us. This message challenges us to submit to God’s Word, allowing it to transform our lives rather than picking and choosing what fits our preferences.

In “Loving People” (1 John 4:7-21), we explore how God’s love is not just something we receive but something we are called to reflect. True love is selfless, sacrificial, and rooted in God’s very nature—because God is love. This message challenges us to move beyond words and actively demonstrate God’s love in how we treat others, even when it’s difficult.

In “Protecting Your Space” (Mark 1:35-39), we see how even Jesus prioritized time alone with the Father, setting boundaries to protect His spiritual and emotional capacity. When we create space for prayer, rest, and reflection, we grow in deeper intimacy with God and avoid burnout from constant demands. This message will challenge you to set healthy boundaries that strengthen your faith and help you steward your emotional well-being.

In this sermon called “Fear vs. Fear,” we dive into Exodus 1:15–20 and examine how two Hebrew midwives chose to fear God rather than Pharaoh. Their courageous decision not only saved lives but reminds us of what happens when our reverence for God outweighs our fear of man.

As our church prepares for our annual fast, this sermon will help us understand fasting from God’s perspective and give us practical tools to make the most of this season.

Continuing in Joshua 5, we will explore what it means to live a life of surrender. As we approach a new year, this sermon will encourage us to stop teetering on the line and go all in for Jesus.

As we close out the year, we want to reflect on how God has protected both our minds and our bodies. In this sermon, we’ll explore one of the most famous stories in Scripture—Daniel in the lions’ den—and see how God not only protected Daniel but also safeguards His children today.