It’s been widely reported that over 80% of people who come to faith do so through one-on-one conversations—not big events or platforms, but personal, everyday moments. And yet, this is often one of the most neglected areas of the Christian life. The story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8:26-40 is a powerful reminder that God uses ordinary people to accomplish eternal work.

In this message, we’ll discover five essential truths about personal evangelism that can encourage and equip us to step into gospel moments with boldness and joy.

Fear can be paralyzing—and sometimes, even deadly. Medical research shows that excessive fear can lead to sudden cardiac death. But even when it doesn’t take your life, it can rob you of peace, clarity, and strength.

Even followers of Jesus aren't immune to fear. That’s why God repeatedly tells His people, “Do not fear.” In Isaiah 41:1-10, God not only gives us that command, but He also offers two powerful truths to hold onto when fear grips our hearts:

1. God is in control of everything.

2. God promises to help those who trust him.

If fear is something you’re facing, or if you simply want to be strengthened in your walk with God, this message is for you.

When darkness closes in, how should we pray? Psalm 142 isn't just David's cry from a cave — it's God's guide for us in our own moments of despair. In this sermon, we explore four powerful ways David prayed that we can imitate when life feels overwhelming. 

What sustains someone when their world falls apart? You can find out in this sermon which explores how the certainty of future glory empowers believers to endure even the deepest tragedies.

Through the real-life story of Scott and Janet Willis—who lost six of their nine children in a fiery accident—and biblical examples from the lives of Paul and Job, this message calls us to live with eternity in view. Discover two unshakable promises that can anchor your soul:

2. We will dwell forever in a new heaven and a new earth, free from pain and suffering

According to the way of wisdom, our selfish use of power will not lead to glory but to shame.

Believers are called to pursue 4 key practices until Jesus returns:

1. Watchful Prayer

2. Deep Love

3. Joyful Hospitality

4. Diligent Service

What if there came a king who was truly humble and righteous? The glory of the king described by Solomon points us to such a king.

This 3-part series exposes 8 everyday ‘crimes’ our tongues commit—and also reveals the 5 hope-filled biblical cures that can heal, transform, and restore the way we speak.

In the many responsibilities God gives us, he calls us to be both just and diligent in how we treat and influence others.