Is God with you… or not?In this powerful message from Exodus 17, we’re reminded that everything changes when God is with you. The same God who brought water from a rock in the wilderness is the God who provides, restores, and leads you today.The people of Israel were delivered from slavery—but they still thought like slaves. And many believers today are living the same way: saved, but stuck… free, but still bound in their minds.This message is a call to COME OUT of the old life—sin, shame, guilt, and brokenness—and GO IN to the new life in Christ—righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.Recorded on 05.03.2026

In this powerful message from John 6:66–68, we are reminded of a defining moment in Jesus’ ministry—when many turned away, but a faithful few remained. Through Peter’s declaration, “Lord, to whom would we go? You have the words of eternal life,” this sermon challenges believers to examine their commitment, connection, and spiritual roots.Drawing from a remarkable revival in the Rio Grande Valley and personal testimony, this message highlights how God uses obedience, even in the face of persecution, to spark transformation across generations. What may seem like hardship can become the very platform for God’s glory.This sermon calls the Church back to its foundation—not entertainment, not numbers, but the presence and power of the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes the importance of being planted, faithful, and deeply connected to a spiritual family rather than living a life of instability and disconnection.Recorded on 04.26.2026

In this powerful continuation of the series “Who Is the Holy Spirit?”, we dive deeper into the life-changing reality of the Holy Spirit—not just dwelling within us, but coming upon us with power. Through Acts Chapter 1, this message reveals that the Holy Spirit is not only a person we relate to, but the source of supernatural power that transforms lives and equips believers to impact the world.You’ll discover how a genuine relationship with the Holy Spirit produces the fruit of the Spirit—bringing lasting joy, peace, love, and transformation from the inside out. More importantly, this message emphasizes the baptism of the Holy Spirit as an empowerment for boldness, evangelism, and living a life that demonstrates God’s power through signs, wonders, and miracles.With real-life testimonies and biblical truth, this teaching challenges believers to move beyond a “normal” or passive Christian life and step into a Spirit-filled life marked by bold faith, compassion for souls, and supernatural impact. The call is clear: God desires to use ordinary people in extraordinary ways through the power of His Spirit.This message will stir your faith, ignite your passion for Jesus, and invite you to say, “Here I am, Lord—use me.”Recorded on 04.19.2026

This powerful message launches a brand-new series focused on understanding and experiencing the Person of the Holy Spirit. Building on the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we are reminded of His promise: we are not left alone—God has sent the Holy Spirit to dwell with us and in us.Through Scripture and practical insight, this message reveals how the Holy Spirit works in and through us. You’ll learn key roles He plays, including being your Comforter, Helper, Advocate, Teacher, and Guide. He leads you into truth, gives wisdom, directs your steps, speaks to you, and even intercedes on your behalf.More than just knowledge, this message is an invitation—to recognize the Holy Spirit in every moment, to grow in intimacy with Him, and to experience His presence beyond church walls in your everyday life.Get ready to shift your perspective, deepen your relationship with God, and walk in a new level of awareness and power through the Holy Spirit.Everything changes when you recognize He is with you—and in you.

This powerful message centers on the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the life-changing impact of His victory over death. Beginning in Luke 24, the sermon highlights the moment the empty tomb was discovered and emphasizes that the first to proclaim the risen Christ were women—revealing God’s power working through unexpected people.The message then moves to the heart of the gospel: Jesus willingly endured the cross, taking on the sins of humanity, experiencing separation from God, and sacrificing Himself out of love. As taught in John 12, His crucifixion became the moment that would draw all people back to God. Through His death and resurrection, He conquered sin, shame, sickness, and death—offering eternal life to all who believe.A central theme is resurrection power—not just as a historical event, but as a present reality for believers. The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now lives within those who follow Him, bringing new life, transformation, and victory. This message emphasizes that believers are not simply improved versions of themselves, but entirely new creations in Christ.The sermon also calls Christians to walk boldly in spiritual authority—overcoming adversity, resisting the enemy, and operating in the power of the Holy Spirit. Through faith, prayer, and reliance on God, believers can experience breakthrough, healing, and restoration in every area of life.Ultimately, this message is a call to live a resurrected life—one marked by purpose, power, and testimony. It encourages listeners to rise above their past, embrace their identity in Christ, and believe God for greater things, knowing that their lives can reflect His glory and impact others for eternity.Recorded on 04.05.2026

In this powerful message from Matthew 21, we are reminded of the moment Jesus entered Jerusalem as the crowds shouted “Hosanna!”—a cry that meant both “Lord, save us” and “Praise God for our Savior.” But what does that mean for us today?This sermon challenges us to examine our hearts:Are we still crying out for a Savior as if He hasn’t come—or are we living in the victory He has already given?While the crowd honored Jesus outwardly with palm branches, many were still bound inwardly by wrong expectations and unrenewed minds. In the same way, believers today can praise God with their lips yet remain stuck in cycles of bondage, fear, and old thinking.You’ll be encouraged to stop “dying in the wilderness” spiritually and instead step fully into the life, authority, and freedom available in Christ. Through daily renewal in God’s Word, the power of the Holy Spirit, and a surrendered life, you can walk in the fullness of what Jesus has already accomplished.Recorded on 03.29.2026

In this powerful message, we explore how wisdom is not just something we desire—it’s a tool God has given us to build the life He has promised. Through Scripture and the example of Noah, we see that God doesn’t hand us finished results—He gives us vision, instruction, and the tools to build by faith.Rooted in Hebrews 11 and Proverbs 9, this teaching reveals that faith pleases God, and true wisdom begins with reverence for Him. Just as Noah trusted God’s word and built the ark despite doubt and opposition, we are called to trust what God has spoken over our lives—even when it doesn’t make sense.You’ll discover four key tools God gives every believer:Knowledge – what you know and learnIntelligence – how you process and apply itCreativity – the ability to build and innovateRevelation – seeing what God seesThis message will challenge you to stop waiting for results and start building with what God has already placed in your hands. Whether it’s your family, faith, business, or calling—God has a masterpiece in mind.Be encouraged:If God started the work in you, He will finish it.Step out in faith, use the tools, and watch God do what only He can do.Recorded on 03/22/2026

In this powerful message from Matthew 25, we are reminded of the parable of the ten virgins and the importance of being spiritually prepared for the return of Jesus Christ. Just as the wise bridesmaids carried extra oil for their lamps, believers today must live with a continual supply of the Holy Spirit’s presence in their lives.This sermon explores the meaning of the “oil” as the anointing of the Holy Spirit and how it identifies us, keeps us passionate for God, gives us vision, releases God’s power, and brings revival to our lives. Through biblical teaching and personal testimony, we are encouraged not to rely on yesterday’s anointing but to seek fresh oil from God daily.You will also learn practical ways to apply the anointing in everyday life—by dedicating your life, your family, your marriage, your possessions, and even your business to the Lord. When we live filled with the Holy Spirit, we carry God’s presence everywhere we go and become vessels for His power, healing, and purpose.The call is clear: stay ready, stay filled, and make sure there is always oil in your lamp.

In this powerful message from Isaiah 55 and Luke 8, we learn that the Word of God is a seed sent from heaven to produce a harvest in our lives. God’s thoughts and ways are higher than ours, and when His Word is planted in our hearts, it transforms how we think, speak, and live.Just like a seed planted in the ground, the Word will always produce fruit—but the condition of our heart determines the harvest. Jesus teaches about the four types of soil: the path, rocky ground, thorny ground, and good soil. Each represents how people receive and respond to God’s Word.This message challenges believers to cultivate good soil in their hearts by seeking understanding, staying hungry for the Word, removing distractions, and living a life of worship and prayer. When the Word takes deep root, it produces a harvest of faith, victory, peace, joy, and transformation.When God’s Word grows in our lives, our testimony becomes visible to the world, revealing the glory of God through us.Recorded on 03/08/2026

In this powerful message from Gospel of John 10:14–16, we are reminded that Jesus is not just a shepherd — He is the Good Shepherd. He knows His sheep. He calls them by name. He laid down His life so that we could be brought back to the Father and become part of one flock under one Shepherd.Through the truth of Gospel of Luke 19:10, we see the heart of Christ: He came to seek and save the lost. The gospel is not exclusive — both Jew and Gentile are brought in through faith. As Epistle to the Romans 10:9–10 declares, salvation comes by believing in your heart and confessing Jesus as Lord.This message also shares a powerful testimony of how the Good Shepherd rescued a life on the brink of suicide, demonstrating that when the church prays and preaches the gospel, the lost are brought home. Jesus still saves. He still restores. He still gives eternal and abundant life.In Gospel of John 10:27–29, we are given this assurance: His sheep hear His voice, follow Him, and are securely held in the Father’s hand. Abundant life is found in listening to and following the voice of Jesus. The Father keeps His own.Just as a mother cares for and protects her newborn puppies, the Good Shepherd faithfully watches over, feeds, and guards His sheep. His care is intentional and personal.The gospel is the power of God unto salvation (Romans 1:16). When we preach it, we participate in heaven’s mission — bringing the lost back to the Shepherd.Finally, in the Great Commission from Gospel of Matthew 28:19–20 and Jesus’ charge to Peter in Gospel of John 21:15–17, we are called to more than belief — we are called to discipleship. If we love Jesus, we feed His sheep. We go into our city, our workplaces, our schools, and make disciples. We give what we have received — the love of God and the Word of God — and God gives the increase.This message casts vision for FPG Church:Be a disciple. Make disciples. Feed His sheep.When you give yourself to the mission of the Good Shepherd, the river of God flows through you — and dryness ends.If you love Jesus, feed His sheep.Recorded on 03.01.2026