From the vastness of the universe to the beauty found in everyday life, creation points us toward the power, wisdom, and glory of God. In this message, Pastor Frank draws from Psalm 8, Ecclesiastes 3, and other passages to remind us that God created and sustains all things—and that His Word holds the truth we seek.

This sermon invites us to recognize God’s handiwork, enjoy the gifts He has given us, and build our lives upon Jesus Christ. True salvation is not found in religion or good works, but through faith in Christ alone.

What does it truly mean to live as a disciple of Jesus Christ? In this message, Pastor Frank reflects on the courage of the early Christians, the persecution faced by believers, and the powerful example of Paul and Silas in Acts 16.

This sermon encourages us to remain faithful through hardship, trust that God is always in control, and boldly share the gospel with those around us. Every encounter may be a divine appointment—and every believer is called to let the light of Christ shine.

Where can we turn for truth in a world filled with confusion, deception, and uncertainty? In this message, Pastor Frank draws from Proverbs 3:5–8 and other passages to call us to trust wholeheartedly in the Lord, anchor our lives in His Word, and allow the Holy Spirit to renew our minds.

Discover why Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and the life—and how His truth can free us from sin, guide our decisions, and give us a firm foundation in uncertain times.

Anger is a natural part of life—but what we do with that anger matters. In this message, Pastor Frank looks at Ephesians 4 and the biblical command to “be angry, and sin not.”

Through Scripture and practical examples, Frank examines the difference between righteous anger and anger that gives place to the devil. He challenges Christians to be slow to speak, slow to wrath, quick to forgive, and willing to let the Holy Spirit guide their reactions.

In a world filled with anger, bitterness, arguments, and division, believers are called to respond differently. Rather than allowing anger to control us, we can take it to the Lord in prayer, show grace and mercy, and let others see Christ through the way we handle difficult situations.

Scripture: Ephesians 4:20–29, Mark 3, Mark 10, Mark 11, James 1:19–20

In this message from August 2, 2026, Pastor Frank preaches from John 3 and the story of Nicodemus, focusing on Jesus’ words: “Ye must be born again.”

Religion, good works, church attendance, and outward appearances cannot replace a true relationship with Jesus Christ. Through Nicodemus, the woman caught in adultery, and other examples from Scripture, Pastor Frank explains the grace of God, the conviction of the Holy Spirit, and the change that takes place when a person is truly saved.

Salvation is more than religion—it is a new birth, a new life, and a new direction through faith in Jesus Christ.

In this challenging message from Luke 9, Pastor Frank calls every believer to boldly live for Jesus Christ without fear or compromise. Jesus declared that anyone who follows Him must deny themselves, take up their cross daily, and never be ashamed of Him or His Word.

Through Scripture and personal testimony, Pastor Frank reminds us that the Gospel is not merely a message—it is the power of God to save souls. Christians are called to be the light of the world, living lives that reflect Christ both inside and outside the church. Our witness should be seen in our words, our actions, our workplaces, our homes, and every area of life.

In this message you'll hear about:

•  Jesus' call to deny ourselves and follow Him daily. 
•  Why believers should never be ashamed of the Gospel. 
•  Standing firm in a culture that pressures Christians to conform. 
•  The power of God's Word to transform lives. 
•  Living a testimony that matches our profession of faith. 
•  Sharing the Gospel as a rescue mission for those who are lost. 

Pastor Frank also shares encouraging testimonies from the county jail ministry, reminding us that it is never too late for God to save a soul. Every believer has been called to let their light shine, boldly proclaim Christ, and live a life that points others to the Savior.

In this powerful message from Isaiah 53, Pastor Frank explores one of the clearest Old Testament prophecies of Jesus Christ. Written nearly 700 years before the birth of Christ, Isaiah paints a remarkable picture of the Savior who would suffer, shed His blood, and give His life as the perfect sacrifice for the sins of the world.

This sermon explains why the shedding of Christ's blood was necessary, how the Old Testament sacrifices pointed to Calvary, and why salvation has always been God's plan from the very beginning. Through Scripture, we're reminded that Jesus did not merely cover our sins—He took them away through His perfect sacrifice.

In this message you'll hear about:

•  Isaiah's prophecy of Christ's suffering and crucifixion. 
•  Why the blood of Jesus is essential for the forgiveness of sins. 
•  The difference between the Old Testament sacrifices and Christ's perfect sacrifice. 
•  Salvation by grace through faith—not by works. 
•  God's invitation for every person to believe the Gospel. 
•  Living as Christ's hands and feet in a world that desperately needs the truth. 

No one has ever loved us more than Jesus Christ. Though He was despised and rejected, He willingly endured the cross so that we could be forgiven, reconciled to God, and receive the gift of eternal life. His sacrifice was complete, His blood was sufficient, and His invitation to salvation remains open to all who will believe.

In this sobering message from 2 Peter 2, Pastor Frank reminds us that God has never brought judgment without first providing clear warnings. Just as Noah warned of the coming flood and Lot witnessed the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, God continues to call people today to repentance through His Word and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

This sermon challenges believers to recognize the spiritual warning signs surrounding us, remain faithful in an increasingly corrupt world, and keep their eyes fixed on Christ rather than the distractions and temptations of this life. Pastor Frank also explains the certainty of God's coming judgment, the importance of the Lamb's Book of Life, and the hope that belongs to all who place their faith in Jesus Christ alone.

In this message you'll hear about:

•  God's warnings throughout Scripture and why they still matter today. 
•  The examples of Noah, Lot, and Sodom and Gomorrah. 
•  The reality of the Great White Throne Judgment. 
•  Salvation by grace through faith—not by works. 
•  Living faithfully while watching for Christ's return. 
•  Keeping your heart and mind focused on eternal things. 

No matter what is happening in the world around us, God remains faithful. His warnings are given in love, His grace is still available today, and His invitation to salvation through Jesus Christ is open to all who will believe.

In this message from Galatians 1, Pastor Frank delivers a timely warning about the danger of false gospels and reminds us that salvation is found in Jesus Christ alone. As deception increases in the world, believers are called to stand firmly on God's Word, reject teachings that add to or take away from the finished work of Christ, and trust completely in His grace.

Drawing from Galatians, Matthew 24, and many other Scriptures, this sermon emphasizes:

•  Why there is only one true Gospel. 
•  The difference between religion and a genuine relationship with Christ. 
•  The work of the Holy Spirit in bringing conviction and salvation. 
•  The danger of trusting in works instead of God's grace. 
•  The urgency of responding to God's call while there is still time. 

Whether you've followed Christ for years or are searching for truth, this message is a powerful reminder that today is the day of salvation and that eternal life is found in Christ alone.

Join us for a powerful sermon delivered by Pastor Frank on June 28, 2026. In this message, Pastor Frank explores the divine purpose of humanity as reflected in Genesis 1, emphasizing our identity as God's creations and the freedom we have in Christ. He shares insights on spiritual and physical liberty, the importance of serving God, and the call to live in the fullness of life that Jesus offers.