In today’s message, Pastor LT challenges us with a powerful question: What are you truly seeking first? Drawing from Matthew 6:33, “Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you,” this sermon calls believers back to the right priority—putting God first above everything else.

Looking at the life of King Asa, Pastor LT shows how someone can begin well, passionately pursuing God, yet drift when they stop seeking the Lord wholeheartedly. Asa’s story serves as both a warning and an invitation: success, comfort, and familiarity can quietly replace dependence on God if we are not careful.

He also connects this truth to the warning Jesus gave to the church in Ephesus—that they had left their first love. It is possible to stay busy with ministry, routine, and religious activity while losing the passion and intimacy we once had with Christ.

This message is a call to return—to seek God again with fresh hunger, restore our first love, and remember that everything else in life flows best when the Kingdom comes first.

If your heart has grown distracted, distant, or weary, this sermon will encourage you to come back to the place where it all began: seeking Him first.

Discipleship That Multiplies | 2 Timothy 2

In today’s message, Pastor LT dives into 2 Timothy chapter 2 to unpack what real, biblical discipleship looks like—and why it’s essential for every believer.

Discipleship isn’t just about gaining knowledge; it’s about passing on truth, building people, and multiplying faith across generations.

Drawing from Paul’s charge to Timothy, this message highlights:

• Entrust the Truth – What God has poured into you is meant to be passed on to others who will continue the work.
• Endure with Strength – Like a soldier, athlete, and farmer, disciples are called to perseverance, discipline, and faithfulness.
• Stay Focused on the Mission – Discipleship requires intentional living, not distraction.
• Multiply, Don’t Just Maintain – God’s design is not addition, but multiplication—raising up others who will raise up others.

This message will challenge you to move beyond being a consumer and step into being a disciple-maker who invests in others for the Kingdom.

👉 The question isn’t just, “Am I growing?” but “Who am I helping grow?”

Resurrection Sunday | How Do We Know God Loves Us?

On this powerful Resurrection Sunday, Pastor LT delivers a life-giving message centered on one of the most important questions we can ask: How do we know that God truly loves us?

Through Scripture—especially the book of 1 John—Pastor LT walks us through the confidence we can have in God’s love, not based on feelings, but on truth we can know.

In this message, you’ll discover:

    •    Experience His Love – “Taste and see that the Lord is good.” God invites us to try Him, to encounter His presence personally and see for ourselves that His love is real.

    •    Seek and You Will Find – God isn’t hiding. When we genuinely pursue Him, He promises that we will find Him—and experience His love in a deeper way.

    •    The Ultimate Proof: The Resurrection – Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection stand as the greatest demonstration of love the world has ever seen. The cross wasn’t just an event—it was a declaration: You are loved.

If you’ve ever questioned God’s love or wondered if it’s truly for you, this message will anchor your heart in truth and invite you into a real, personal experience with Him.

👉 You don’t have to guess if God loves you—you can know.

Palm Sunday: The King, The Crowd, and The Call

This week, special guest Tim Allen walks us through the powerful moments of Palm Sunday and the deeper meaning behind Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem.

What looked like celebration on the surface carried a much greater message. As the crowds shouted praise, Jesus was revealing truth, confronting hearts, and delivering some of His final public words.

This isn’t just a story—it’s a call to see Jesus rightly and respond fully.

Faith, Hope & Love — Part 4: People-Pleasing — The Silent Killer of Real Love

In Part 4 of the Faith, Hope & Love series, Pastor LT tackles a hidden issue that quietly destroys authentic relationships and spiritual growth: people-pleasing.

It can look like kindness.

It can sound like love.

But underneath, it often reveals a deeper struggle—seeking approval from people instead of living to please God.

Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 2, this message exposes the difference between true, God-centered love and love that is driven by fear, approval, and control.

In this message, you’ll discover:

• Why people-pleasing is not love—but a distortion of it

• How the Apostle Paul modeled bold, God-pleasing leadership

• The connection between fear of man and compromised faith

• How to break free from approval addiction and walk in truth

• What real love looks like when it’s rooted in God, not people

This message will challenge you to examine your motives, strengthen your faith, and step into a love that is honest, courageous, and anchored in God’s approval—not man’s.

Scripture Focus:

1 Thessalonians 2:1–6

In this message, Pastor LT shares a powerful teaching on “The Necessity of Love.” Drawing from 1 Thessalonians, 1 John, and the words of Jesus, he explains how faith, hope, and love are the master keys to the Kingdom of God—and love is the greatest of them all.

Just like electricity keeps the lights on in a house, love for God and love for others keeps the spiritual power flowing in our lives. When love fades, we begin walking in darkness without even realizing it.

This sermon explores how the pressures and distractions of the world can slowly pull our hearts away from God, but also how we can return to our first love by trusting Him fully, walking in forgiveness, and choosing to love others in truth and action.

If you want to grow spiritually, walk in clarity, and unlock the potential God has placed inside of you, this message will encourage you to keep the power on by staying rooted in love. 

Pastor LT digs deeper into the biblical concepts of faith, hope and love.

Dean Niforatos delivers a passionate sermon on suffering, revival, and the power of prayer. Opening with personal grief over his dog and honest struggles, Dean reframes trials as opportunities for growth and witness. He calls the church to become a true "house of prayer" — not quiet ritual but energized, persistent intercession fueled by the Holy Spirit (including praying in tongues). Drawing on Matthew 21, Jeremiah 7, Luke 11 and practical stories from overseas ministry, he challenges listeners to repent of prayerlessness and complacency, offer their best to God, pursue the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and commit to corporate and personal prayer. Includes invitations for healing prayer, Thursday prayer nights, and giving to support missions. A direct, urgent appeal for revival and real spiritual transformation.

Faith, Hope & Love — Week 1: The Foundation of the Christian Life

In this opening message of the Faith, Hope & Love series, Pastor LT explores the three qualities the Apostle Paul says will last forever: faith, hope, and love.

Faith anchors us in God.

Hope pulls us forward into His promises.

Love transforms how we live and how we treat others.

But these aren’t just inspiring ideas—they are the core pillars of the Christian life. When faith is strong, hope becomes steady. When hope is alive, love becomes visible.

In this message, you’ll discover:

• Why faith is the starting point of the Christian walk

• How hope gives strength in uncertain seasons

• Why love is the ultimate evidence of a transformed life

• How these three virtues work together to shape a life that honors God

If you’ve ever wondered what a strong, mature Christian life actually looks like, this message will help you see how faith, hope, and love form the foundation.

Scripture Focus:

1 Corinthians 13:13

1 Thessalonians 1:3

What does it truly mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit—and how does that change the way we live?

In this powerful message, Josh Woodward walks us through the storyline of Scripture to reveal the promise, presence, and purpose of the Holy Spirit in the life of every believer. From the early movement of God in Genesis 8 to the promise of the Spirit in John 14:16, we see that God’s desire has always been to dwell with His people.

Drawing from John 1:33, we’re reminded that Jesus is the One who baptizes with the Holy Spirit. In John 16:13, we discover that the Spirit leads us into all truth. And through passages like Romans 8:15–17, we see that the Spirit gives us assurance—we are not slaves, but children and heirs of God.

This message highlights:

• The promise of the Spirit as our Helper and Comforter

• The joy of knowing God and seeing Him clearly (Ephesians 1)

• The Spirit’s role in cleansing and sanctifying us (1 Corinthians 6:11)

• Walking in the light and fellowship with God (1 John 1:7)

• Living as sons and daughters with confidence and inheritance

Being filled with the Holy Spirit is not about emotion—it’s about transformation. It’s about walking in truth, living in assurance, and experiencing the joy that comes from knowing you belong to the Father.