We either grow or become stagnant. Growth is a choice that God has given us. 2 Peter 1 teaches about the areas we can grow in daily. Pastor Mario starts this series dealing with character.

Elder Coney encourages us in this time to grow as we are tested in our faith.

Pastor Mario concludes our Hello World series on Pentecost Sunday with a reminder of why the presence of the Holy Spirit is in your life. We are empowered to influence our world everywhere we go.

We are called to represent the good news of Jesus everywhere we go. Even if we're only on Zoom chats, Facetime conversations, or other avenues that are being used to communicate. We're in these streets to make a difference in a time that matters most.

The familiar childhood song encourages us to shine our light everywhere we go. our community and world need a light and Pastor Mario shares about the power of staying LIT.

It is important for us to have God's armor in order to handle the enemies plan for our lives. Lady Mel shares a message from Ephesians 6.

Have you ever viewed a show that said, "For Mature Audiences Only?" It provides that subtle suggestion that immature eyes may not need to view this. There is an approach that will require maturity, grace, and love.

Scripture & Sermon Notes: Hebrews 11:31 (ESV) View Notes Here: http://bible.com/events/10618481 Download App: https://my.bible.com/app

Our lives are often crowded by distractions, schedules, and more. At the core of our existence is a desire to really connect with Jesus. Pastor Mario shares from the story of Zacchaeus and how in the midst of a crowd, his curiosity brought him to a life changing encounter with Jesus.

We all have a way that we think is best in reaching people. Sometimes it works and at times it doesn't. Pastor Mario conludes his teaching in Luke 15 to share about reaching your circle from an approach that may a father used toward his son.  

Our schedules are thrown off and it's hard to keep up with which is which. In the midst of changing times, Pastor Mario shares about the power of being consistent with your faith during challenging times.