In Romans 15:14–33, Paul shows that God’s mercies don’t just forgive us—they notify us of our mission. In this message we explore how God’s grace shapes our purpose in writing, serving, and praying, and how you can live on mission right where you are.

Discover what Christian freedom really looks like in the gray areas of life. In this sermon on Romans 14:1–15:13, we explore strong and weak consciences, Christian liberty, and how believers can agree to disagree without dividing the church. Learn how the Gospel empowers us to welcome one another, handle non-essential disagreements, and walk side by side—even when we don’t see everything eye to eye.

What does Romans 13 really say about submitting to government, loving your neighbor, and living urgently for Jesus in today’s divided world? In this message, discover the biblical balance every believer needs between politics, love, and the soon return of Christ.

Too many Christians either idolize politics (putting hope in leaders above the Kingdom) or ignore the world completely. Romans 13 shows a third way: joyful submission where possible, courageous resistance when necessary, and an unending debt of love we gladly pay every day — because Jesus paid it all on the cross.

If you’re tired of fear-driven politics or apathetic Christianity, this sermon will rekindle your hope. The Gospel doesn’t call us to retreat or rage — it calls us to love sacrificially, live urgently, and point everyone to the mercy of Jesus.

Discover the life-changing power of Romans 12 in this sermon, “From Mercy to Movement: Romans 12 Explained.” Pastor Tito Sotolongo unpacks how God’s mercy moves us from apathy to offering, transforming the way we worship, love others, and engage a broken world.

Learn what it truly means to be a living sacrifice, how the gospel frees us to walk in newness of life, and why genuine Christian change begins with the cross—not self-effort.

Whether you’re seeking spiritual renewal, clarity about God’s will, or a deeper understanding of biblical transformation, this message will help you respond to Jesus with wholehearted devotion. Watch now to grow in faith, ignite your purpose, and experience the mercy that changes everything.

In this message we follow Paul’s argument through Romans 9–11 to show why the answer is No. Present Jewish unbelief is a pattern, not proof of failure; God preserves a remnant chosen by grace. The olive tree shows unbelieving Jews cut off and believing Gentiles grafted in—so no boasting. “All Israel will be saved” points to a representative fullness, not every Jew across all time, and it fuels how we live now (avoiding lazy optimism, fearful escapism, and prideful perfectionism).

See how election and predestination both kill pride and quiet panic, how Romans 11 guards against anti-Semitism and cultural Christianity, and how the mystery ends in doxology: “From Him and through Him and to Him are all things.” Bottom line: God’s Word has not and will not fail. Call on the name of the Lord and be saved; believers, stand by faith, rest in Christ, and praise.

Feeling burned out by hustle culture and the grind mindset? This sermon unpacks Romans 10 to show why righteousness is received by faith, not achieved by hustle. Paul teaches that the word is near (not a self-salvation climb), and that anyone who confesses, believes, and calls on Jesus will be saved—with no shame.

What you’ll learn:

- Romans 10 explained: the difference between Law-righteousness (“do and live”) and Gospel-righteousness (“believe and be saved”).

- Why zeal without knowledge exhausts you—and how faithful zeal sets you free.

- The meaning of “Christ is the end/goal of the Law” (Rom 10:4).

- How to be saved: Confess Jesus as Lord, believe God raised Him, and call on His name (Rom 10:9–13).

- Why the Gospel kills pride and quiets panic—and gives assurance in an anxious age.

- Your mission: bring the near word nearer (Rom 10:14–15) to friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers.

Why does God choose some and not others—and is that even fair? In “Appearance vs. Assurance: Why God’s Mercy Won’t Fail You (Romans 9 Explained)”, Dr. Tito Sotolongo unpacks Paul’s toughest chapter with clarity and compassion, showing how God’s faithfulness to Israel guarantees His promises to you. Discover how to stand firm on grace when life’s appearances shake your assurance.

What does it really mean to live by faith? In this message, Pastor Tito Sotolongo rewinds through Romans 1–8 to uncover how the Gospel transforms both sinners and saints.

Whether you’re struggling to earn God’s approval or striving to live the Christian life in your own strength, this sermon reveals the freedom that comes through Jesus Christ alone.

Through vivid illustrations and powerful truths, you’ll see why the righteous shall live by faith — not by force, not by fear, but by the finished work of Christ.

📍 Discover why Jesus didn’t just die for your sins, but also to sin, breaking both the penalty and power of sin forever.

📍Explore the difference between imputed righteousness (Christ’s record credited to you) and imparted righteousness (Christ’s power working through you).

📍 Climb with Paul to the summit of Romans 8, where there’s no condemnation, no frustration, and no separation from the love of God.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in your faith, guilty over your past, or frustrated by your own failures — this message will help you breathe the gospel air again.

You don’t climb this mountain to earn God’s love — you live from it.

Key Themes: Romans 1–8, justification by faith, grace, sanctification, power of the gospel, Christian freedom, Spirit-filled life.

When Jesus said, “Behold, I am with you always,” He wasn’t offering a farewell—He was giving a forever promise.

In this message, Dr. Tito Sotolongo unpacks the final words of the Great Commission and shows how one small word—“Lo” or “Behold”—reveals the greatest source of power a believer can know: the presence of Christ Himself.

God’s presence is His promise, not a performance we feel through music or emotion. The Spirit doesn’t need a soundtrack—He needs surrender.

Discover how the Holy Spirit empowers us to PUSH UP in strength, PUSH IN to God’s Word, and PUSH OUT with the gospel to a world that desperately needs Jesus.

If you’ve ever felt tired, stuck, or burned out in your faith, this sermon will remind you that you don’t push alone—the One with all power is pushing with you.

Scripture: Matthew 28:16–20 (focus on verse 20b)

Are you using the right tools to grow in your faith—or the wrong ones that leave you frustrated? In this message from Matthew 28:20a, “In This Church We…Equip”, Dr. Tito Sotolongo shows why the tools of discipleship matter and how Jesus gave us clear instructions for spiritual growth.Too often, believers fall into the trap of legalism, liberalism, intellectualism, or emotionalism—tools that spin the merry-go-round of discipleship in the wrong direction. But Jesus told us exactly how to equip one another: “teaching them to observe everything I have commanded you.”In this sermon, you’ll learn:✅ Why the wrong spiritual tools will always fail✅ The true meaning of “teach” and how anyone can pass on the faith✅ What it means to “observe” and guard your heart in Christ✅ How Jesus’ command to “love one another” equips us for real life✅ Why discipleship isn’t just for you—but for the good of othersThis is more than information—it’s transformation. Discover how to grow by Christ’s Word, Christ’s way, under Christ’s rule, with Christ’s presence.Key Text: Matthew 28:20aTheme: The Tools of Discipleship Are Found in the Truth of ChristIf this message encouraged you, don’t forget to LIKE,COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more biblical preaching and practical teaching.