Friday, April 3, 2026.

What if everything you thought you knew about following Jesus was missing one crucial piece? Pastor Ellis reveals how Jesus revolutionized faith by replacing 613 Old Testament laws with a single, life-changing command that eliminates all loopholes. Discover the stunning moment at the Last Supper when Jesus redefined everything, and why Good Friday is truly good news—your sins are already forgiven. Walk away with one powerful question: What obstacles are keeping you from loving others the way Christ loves you?

Re-thinking of a King.

Re-thinking of a King Starting with Jesus’ entry to Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and climaxing on the Cross on Good Friday Jesus changed the way the world should live. Jesus changed the job description of a good leader. Alexander may have been called great before Christ. But After Christ (AD = Anno Domini) Jesus redefined what it means to be truly great.

Week 12, continuing series, “Life With God”. This Sunday, Tsidkenou will guide us through the parable of the Unforgiving Servant through Matthew 18:21-35.

The hope of this sermon is that we all be equally yoked with the Lord. That we do not quench the Spirit even as this servant disregarded his master's example. Also that we master his new nature, power and principle of love. For God so loved us all, he sent his son bearing the kingdom on his shoulders.

Sunday March 15, 2026. Week 11 in our series. "Life With God."

This Sunday, Pastor Ellis made sure that we understood what we have been taught so far in our Life with God series as we journey through Colossians 1:13-14.

There is an entire group of parables and responses found in Matthew 23-25. All of them were for the benefit of the disciples. They need to understand. They needed time to rethink/un-learn so much that had been taught to them. What do we still need to understand?

Sunday March 8, 2026. Week 9 in our series, "Life With God."

Today we are focusing on Luke 12:35-48.

Sunday March 1, 2026. Week 9 in our series. "Life With God."

This week we are looking at the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, and the Prodigal Son found in Luke 15.

Key Parables in Luke 15

• The Lost Sheep (15:4-7): A shepherd leaves 99 sheep to find one lost sheep, representing God's active search for the lost and the rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents.
• The Lost Coin (15:8-10): A woman searches diligently for a single lost coin, highlighting the value God places on individuals and the joy of finding them.
• The Prodigal Son (15:11-32): A father joyfully welcomes home his rebellious son, demonstrating God's grace, forgiveness, and the "running" love of the Father toward returning sinners.

Sunday February 22, 2026. Week 8 in our series. "Life With God."

This week we are looking at the Parable of the Tenants in Luke 20:9-19,

Sunday February 15, 2026. Week 7 in our series "Life With God."

This week we are looking at the Parables of the Minas in Luke 19 : 10-27.

Sunday February 8, 2026. Week 6 in our series "Life With God," looking at the parable of the wheat and the tares in Matthew 13.

Sunday February 1, 2026. Week 5 in our series. "Life With God."

This week we are looking at the Great Wedding Feast, Peril of Great Price, and Treasure in the Field in Luke 14: 1-24 and Matthew 13: 44-46.