In a time of fear, uncertainty, and grief, we can find new hope in Jesus Christ. As we start on this series, A New Hope, we will talk about the hope that Jesus brings to everyone through His life and resurrection. He is the hope of our salvation and our hope in every situation.

On Resurrection Sunday, three days after Jesus was crucified, He rose from the dead and showed Himself to His disciples before ascending into heaven. What is the significance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Without the resurrection, there would be no hope. Jesus’ death would have had no meaning. He would simply have been a visionary and wise teacher who died. Jesus’ death satisfied the justice of God, but His resurrection allows us to preach the good news and bring this hope to others. This is the joy we have in the resurrection.

As we continue on the series, Here and Now, Pastor Roy preached on the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great value from Matthew 13:44–46.

The kingdom of heaven is a kingdom ruled by Christ, which will come to earth from heaven with the power and authority of God. The Church is only a small part of this kingdom. While it is a kingdom that we as God’s children look forward to, it is also taking place here and now. When Jesus was on earth, He told many parables about the kingdom of heaven. We can understand more about the value of this kingdom from the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great value.

With the current global situation, it feels like we are in a storm. Do you wonder if Jesus knows what's going on or what he is doing? How do we handle the storm?

Listen to Pastor Ron as he preach on Mark 4:35-41, Jesus Calms the Storm.

As followers of Christ, how do we navigate through the crisis we are facing right now? How do we respond?

Listen to Pastor Roy's message on how we can have peace through Jesus despite the uncertainty that we are facing right now.

"Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid."  John 14:27

God’s plan is to bring His kingdom on earth and redeem all of creation.

As we start a new series, Pastor Roy Ricafort talked about the kingdom of God and the part that our church plays in it.

The kingdom of heaven is God’s everlasting dominion, of which His children and creation are only a small part. This is something that we as His people look forward to, but it is also happening here and now. This means that we have a part to play in advancing His kingdom. While He was on earth, Jesus told many parables that can help us understand more about God’s kingdom. What does the parable of the weeds tell us about the kingdom of heaven?

Discipleship is about following Jesus and going on a journey with Him and other people. It’s about relationships.

On the last week of this series, Rosemary Flynn talked about how Jesus walking with others. He is the perfect example of discipleship.

As we listen again to last Sunday's message, may it help us understand discipleship and encourage us to have a growth-filled journey with God and the people around us.

Discipleship is about following Jesus and going on a journey with Him and other people. It’s about relationships.

On our second week of the series, On A Journey, Pastor Caleb Ekundayo preached on how Jesus fish for men, making one disciple at a time.

As we listen to the podcast, may it help us understand discipleship and encourage us to have a growth-filled journey with God and the people around us.

Relive last Sunday as we listen to Pastor Roy’s message for Vision 2020.  

Also we started a new series, On A Journey. Jesus is calling us to follow him, fish for people and be in fellowship with them. What does it take to be His disciple?  Will you join us in this journey? 

This week, we looked at how Jesus exhibited a posture of following God.

May this series help us understand discipleship and encourage us to have a growth-filled journey with God and the people around us.