Defeat is not the end of the story—victory is already ours in Jesus.

In this message, we look at the finished work of Christ and how we can live in the freedom and authority He has secured for us. The cross didn’t just forgive sin; it disarmed every enemy.

Anchor Verse: Colossians 2:15

Here’s what that means for us today:

Sin Has Been Defeated at the Cross — The old self was crucified with Christ (Romans 6:6).

Satan's Power Has Been Crushed — Through His death, Jesus destroyed the one who held the power of death (Hebrews 2:14).

We Must Walk in the Victory Already Won — Thanks be to God who gives us victory through Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 15:57).

Victory is Maintained Through Resistance and Faith — As we submit to God and resist the enemy, he has no choice but to flee (James 4:7).

The battle has already been won—our role is to live in that truth. With Christ, defeat is not our identity. We stand firm, equipped with God’s Word and strengthened by His Spirit, walking daily as conquerors through the love of Jesus.

In this message, we explore what it truly means to be sent by God. Being sent starts with an encounter, leads to a response, and is lived out in obedience. Isaiah’s experience gives us a clear picture of this calling.

1. Encountering God’s Holiness – Isaiah 6:1–5

Understanding God’s Holiness: The weight of His presence is undeniable.

Recognizing Our Unworthiness: Isaiah says, “Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am a man of unclean lips...”

Compelled to Respond: An encounter with God demands a response.

2. Willingness to Go – Isaiah 6:8

God’s Call: A question still being asked today.

Isaiah’s Response: Bold, surrendered, and without hesitation.

Availability Over Ability: God uses those who are willing, not just those who feel ready.

3. Obedience in Action – 1 Samuel 15:22

Importance of Obedience: God values our obedience more than our outward offerings.

The Cost of Disobedience: Choosing our way over God’s comes with consequences.

Facing Doubt and Fear: Obedience often challenges us, but it aligns us with God’s purpose.

This message is a call for all of us—not just to hear God’s voice, but to respond.

Every human soul is hungry for something—but only Jesus can truly satisfy.

In this message, we explore what it means to have a deep hunger for God, the kind that draws us closer to Him and transforms our lives from the inside out.

Anchor Verse: John 7:37-38

Here’s the journey:

This is more than a message—it’s an invitation. Come to Jesus with your hunger, and watch Him fill you in ways the world never could.

Are you walking in the power and authority that Jesus has already given you?

In this message, we dive into what it truly means to live a Spirit-filled life that isn’t timid or defeated—but bold, empowered, and aligned with God’s purpose.

🔑 Anchor Verse: Luke 10:19

Here’s how:

2. Rely on the Holy Spirit — Power comes after presence (Acts 1:8).

3. Walk in Faith — Step out even when you don’t see the full picture (Hebrews 11:1, Luke 9:1-2).

4. Exercise Your Authority — You don’t have to tolerate the enemy’s schemes. Resist, and he will flee (James 4:7).

This isn’t hype. It’s the kind of life Jesus made possible—one filled with boldness, healing, victory, and Kingdom purpose. If you’re ready to stop living on defense and start walking in authority, this message is for you.

Even when we can't see it, God is always at work — in our lives, our struggles, and our future. In this powerful message rooted in John 5:17, we’re reminded that just as the Father is working, so is Jesus. And so should we.

Key Takeaways:

Remember the Past, But Don’t Dwell There

God Is Always Moving

Create Trail Markers, Not Monuments

Step Out in Faith

This sermon will encourage you to stay in step with a God who is always moving — inviting us to follow Him forward in faith, not backward in regret.

In this message, we dive into what it means to live a life of conviction in a world that constantly pressures us to compromise. Anchored in Romans 12:2, we explore how to stand firm in our faith, live boldly, and remain faithful no matter the cost.

📖 Key Points:

Courage in Captivity – Like Daniel, we are called to stand strong in our values, even when we’re surrounded by a culture that opposes them (Daniel 1:8).

Boldness – Esther’s story reminds us that God places us where we are for a purpose, and He calls us to speak up and act boldly (Esther 4:14).

Faithfulness in Trials – Hardships are not a surprise to God. We’re encouraged to rejoice in suffering, knowing it draws us closer to Christ (1 Peter 4:12-13).

💬 This message challenges us to examine our convictions and invites us to live with purpose, courage, and unwavering faith.

In this message, we dive deep into the spiritual battle for our minds and hearts. The Bible tells us that the weapons of our warfare aren’t physical—they are divine, powerful enough to tear down the lies and strongholds that keep us bound.

Here’s what we cover:

🔍 1: Recognize the Strongholds

🙏 2: Use the Power of Prayer and Scripture

🤝 3: Pursue Community and Accountability

💥 The Good News:

What does it mean to be truly successful? In a culture that chases after wealth, power, and status, this message challenges us to redefine success through the lens of Scripture.

Join us as we explore Proverbs 16:3 and Colossians 3:23-24, discovering that true success is not found in what the world celebrates, but in committing our work to the Lord and living faithfully for His glory.

In this sermon, we cover:

The difference between worldly success and God-honoring success (Matthew 16:26)

Why diligence and faithfulness matter in every pursuit (Galatians 6:9)

How to balance ambition with surrendering to God’s plan (Proverbs 16:9, Jeremiah 29:11)

Whether you're chasing a dream, planning your future, or just wondering if your work really matters—this message will help you align your goals with God's greater purpose.

🔍 Who am I? In a world full of voices trying to define us, it’s easy to chase after false identities rooted in approval, achievement, or appearance. But God offers us something greater — a true, unshakable identity in Christ. In Part 2 of our Pursuit series, we explore what it means to find our identity in Jesus and how that identity shapes the way we live, love, and pursue purpose.

📖 Anchor Verses:

Ephesians 2:10 – “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works…”

Colossians 3:3 – “For you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God.”

 In This Message:

📌 The danger of building your identity on worldly things (Matthew 6:19–21, Galatians 1:10)

📌 Embracing your identity as a child of God (Ephesians 1:5, John 1:12, Romans 8:16–17)

📌 Living out your God-given identity with purpose (1 Corinthians 10:31, Galatians 5:13, Colossians 3:2)

👣 Your identity shapes your direction. Let's stop chasing what won’t last and pursue the One who created us for more.

What does it truly mean to pursue God? In this kickoff message of our Pursuit series, we dive into the powerful call to seek God first and wholeheartedly. Using foundational scriptures like Matthew 6:33 and 1 Chronicles 16:11, we explore what it looks like to run after God with passion, trust, and devotion.

📖 Anchor Verses: "Seek first the kingdom of God..." – Matthew 6:33 "Seek the Lord and His strength..." – 1 Chronicles 16:11

Message Points:

1️⃣ Seek Him with All Your Heart – Jeremiah 29:13

2️⃣ Draw Near to God – James 4:8

3️⃣ Trust in His Plan – Proverbs 16:9

4️⃣ Abide in His Presence – John 15:7