Join us for a thought-provoking exploration of John 9:1-7, 25, 31, where a blind man encounters Jesus and his life is forever changed. As he stands before the Pharisees, his testimony is put to the test. What happens when our faith is scrutinized? How do we respond when our story of transformation is questioned? 🤔

Discover the power of a simple, unshakeable testimony: "I was blind, but now I see." The blind man's words cut through the noise, silencing his critics and showcasing the transformative power of Jesus. Let's dive into the battle for our testimony and learn to stand firm in the light, even when it's costly. 💡

We'll explore the tactics of the enemy, who seeks to undermine our faith and discredit our witness. We'll examine the importance of guarding our hearts and minds, and the consequences of resisting the light. Are you ready to let your testimony shine? Are you prepared to stand firm in the face of opposition? 🙏

Join us as we unpack the story of the blind man and discover how to:

• Stand firm in your testimony, even when it's tested
• Share your story with confidence and clarity
• Resist the enemy's attempts to undermine your faith
• Walk in the light, even when it's costly

Don't miss this powerful episode, filled with hope, encouragement, and practical insights. Tune in and let's stand firm in the light together!

Join us as we dive into Acts 2:41-42, exploring the powerful pattern of salvation in Apostle Peter's Pentecost sermon. We'll unpack the key elements: hearing the gospel, believing, repenting, being baptized, and continuing in faith. Discover how this biblical pattern guides us toward a transformative relationship with Jesus. Is salvation by faith alone, or does it include obedience? Let's examine scripture together and understand the role of repentance, baptism, and the Holy Spirit in our journey. 🙏

Join us as we explore John 4:14 and 28-29, where a Samaritan woman encounters Jesus at Jacob's Well. Discover how Jesus flips our expectations, asking for water instead of offering it. Learn how He approaches us with kindness, not condemnation, and offers Living Water to quench our deepest thirsts. We'll dive into the woman's transformative experience and unpack the call to "Come and see" – to risk, to share, and to trust the One who satisfies. Are you ready to encounter Jesus at the well? 🙏

Join us as we dive into 1 Corinthians 1:17 and tackle a common question: Was Apostle Paul against water baptism? We'll explore the context, unpacking the divisions in the Corinthian church and Paul's main mission. Discover why Paul's words have been misunderstood and learn about the importance of baptism as a command of Jesus. Is it about ritual or obedience? Let's clear the confusion and understand the heart of Paul's message.

Join us as we explore 2 Corinthians 6:1-10, where Paul shares the paradox of his life: honored and dishonored, dying and yet living. How do we navigate the ups and downs of faith? How do we respond when we're misunderstood, maligned, or struggling? We'll dive into Paul's words, Winston Churchill's wisdom, and the story of the unnamed woman who washed Jesus' feet with tears of repentance. Are you doing better or worse? Let's explore the tension and discover a faith that's real, raw, and resilient.

Join us for a transformative Bible study as we explore Ephesians 2:19 and the powerful story of Saul's conversion on the Damascus Road. What does it mean to experience a personal revival? It's about radical change, new creation, and a transformed life. We'll dive into Saul's encounter with Jesus, his changed desire, and commission to mission. Discover the role of Ananias, faith, and works in this incredible journey. Are you ready to experience a personal revival that changes the direction of your life? Let's explore together!

Join us for a thought-provoking sermon as we explore Matthew 22:11-14, where a man is invited to the wedding feast but thrown out for not wearing a wedding garment. What does it mean to be invited but not ready? Jesus' outstretched arms beckon us to come as we are, but are we willing to surrender and be transformed? We'll dive into the context, unpacking the meaning of the wedding garment and what it represents. It's not about perfection, but holy living – a life of humility, surrender, and repentance. Don't miss this convicting and hopeful message, reminding us that the invitation is free, but the commitment is real. Are you ready?

Join us as we dive into Galatians 5:13-16 and 1 John 5:4, exploring the call to overcome self-destruction in our relationships. We're not just talking about external enemies, but the destructive patterns we often see among Christians – biting and devouring each other with words, petty nitpicking, snide observations, derogatory remarks, and spiteful criticisms.Through scripture and real-life examples, we'll unpack the devastating effects of these behaviors and discover a better way. How can we move from destruction to edification? How can we bear the fruit of the Spirit and walk in love, quietness, and kindness? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on breaking the cycle of self-destruction and living a life that honors God and uplifts others.

One day, every life will stand before the Great White Throne. Revelation 20:11–15 gives us a sobering glimpse into eternity—when the books are opened and every work, word, and secret thing is brought into judgment. This message is not meant to condemn, but to awaken. We are reminded that eternity is real, heaven is real, and the Book of Life determines everything.

In this powerful Apostolic sermon, we explore the weight of accountability, the reality of the heavenly courtroom, and the hope we have through the blood of Jesus Christ. The same Savior who died for us will one day sit as Judge. Are we living for what is temporary—or what is eternal?

Now is the day of salvation. Now is the time to repent, surrender, and make sure our names are written in the Book of Life. Listen prayerfully and examine your heart—because when the books are opened, nothing will be hidden.

Join us as we explore the powerful beatitude of meekness in Matthew 5:5. Meekness is not weakness, but a fruit of the Spirit that allows us to master ourselves and reflect the character of Christ. We'll look at the examples of Moses, Paul, and Jesus Himself, who embodied meekness in their lives.Discover how meekness is not just a feeling, but a choice to surrender to God's will and trust in His sovereignty. As Jesus said, "Learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart." Let's dive into the Bible and uncover the blessings of meekness, and how it can transform our relationships and our lives."Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth."