In John 13:1–17, Jesus redefines greatness through a radical act of humility—washing His disciples’ feet, even those of the one who would betray Him. His love did not retreat in the face of betrayal or suffering but moved toward others in humble service. This passage calls every believer, not just ministry leaders, to a life of love in action. Jesus shows us that true servanthood is not about abundance, but about availability, not about titles, but about towels. The call to serve flows from surrender to Christ, where our identity in Him fuels acts of compassion, humility, and obedience.

This Family Sunday message, titled “Better Than You Found It,” focuses on the importance of leaving a spiritual legacy for future generations. Drawing from Psalm 78:1–8, the sermon challenges believers to intentionally model and pass down both the ways and works of God. Through powerful illustrations, generational research, and personal testimony, it emphasizes that our obedience to God today will shape the faith of those who follow us. A legacy of faith isn’t built on words alone—it’s forged through authentic lives that remember, obey, and teach God’s truth

This message follows Paul's journey to Athens where he was deeply moved by the idolatry he witnessed. Using an altar to an “Unknown God” as his entry point, Paul presents the true and living God as our Creator, our Source, and our Judge. Referencing Greek poets and cultural beliefs, Paul highlights God’s nearness and calls all people to repent before the coming judgment. The message emphasizes God's desire to be known, His patience, and the urgency of responding to His grace through Jesus Christ.

What do you do when plans fall apart, people disappoint, or even God seems silent? In Acts 16, Paul faced a series of closed doors and painful adversity. Yet, those obstacles were not rejections—they were redirections. This message reminds us that God often uses difficulty to develop our character, deepen our praise, and unlock opportunities for others to experience salvation. Even in life’s darkest “prisons,” we can persist, praise, and extend pardon—trusting that God is working behind the scenes to lead us where He wants us most.

This message, “Unstoppable Gospel,” highlights the power of the gospel to break spiritual bondage, cross cultural barriers, and transform lives. Through Philip’s obedience in Acts 8, we see how God uses ordinary people to share the Good News—Jesus Christ is the answer to every need. The gospel is God's unstoppable power for salvation to all who believe.

The early church was unstoppable because it was spiritually healthy, not just focused on growth. Despite persecution, it thrived through devotion to God’s Word, authentic fellowship, and powerful, consistent prayer. These three commitments—biblical teaching, deep community, and Spirit-led prayer—created a vibrant, faith-filled movement. As a result, lives were transformed, needs were met, and the church grew daily. The same ingredients are essential for the church today to thrive and impact the world.

The Reign is coming focuses on the spiritual significance of rain as a metaphor for God's reign and promises. Pastor uses the story of Job and Elijah to illustrate the importance of prayer, faith, and trusting God's timing. It is imperative that we deepen our relationship with God and believe in His ability to bring life and hope to seemingly dead situations. Please share this message with someone you think needs to hear it today, and thank you for listening.

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