Justification means that you are made right with God. We are given access to God's throne by the life and death of Jesus Christ. Who are you trusting?

Pastor Miguel from Camajuani, Cuba brings us our message today. In his message, Pastor Miguel reminds us that we are called to be of Jesus, called to be in communion with Jesus, called to be blessed and called to suffering for the Gospel.

In Romans 4, Paul is teaching the Romans more on faith. It is a Gift from God, not a work that we do.

In today's message, Pastor Tom is teaching Paul's words to the Romans on faith. We are all on level ground. We can't back our way into God's grace. We can't follow the law into God's grace. We are to depend on faith in Christ alone. Christ alone has fulfilled the law and satisified God's justice.

In today's passage, Paul reminds us that we need to pay attention to our actions since they reveal our hearts and motives. He also states that we are not to rely on our actions. The Good News is that Jesus is after our hearts and not after perfect behaviour.

In today's message, Pastor Tom is showing us that Paul was teaching the Romans that judgment belongs to God, not to us. We all have fallen short of the glory of God. We all have sinned.

In the first part of a new series, Pastor Tom is teaching along with Paul that the Gospel is "Good News". This Good News starts with the Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We are to claim the Promise of the Father, trust in the work of His Son and to move in harmony wiith the Spirit. The Good News also spreads through relationships and by faith. We are to strengthen one other, reach out to others, activate the Power of God and to bring Life to our soul.

In today's sermon, Pastor Tom is teaching from the "gospel" of Isaiah. We are to soak in His Grace, create level ground and to spread the Good News.

In today's sermon, Pastor Tom is teaching on how the leadership of the church is spread out amoung our elders. We should have multiple, humble and faithful caregivers. Our caregivers should be grounded in grace, secure in faith, attentive, willing, called, giving, passionate, compassionate, good examples and reflect the Chief Shephard's heart and hope.

In today's passage, we are taught that Jesus brings restoration, beauty and wholeness. We often don't know what our real problem is. Our problem is deeper than a lifestyle change...we need a heart change.