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A group of friends, a crowd from all over the region of Galilee, a rooftop, and Jesus. How are they all related? Luke shares in his gospel an inspiring account of how a rooftop provided a means for a man to come face to face with Jesus and for his eternity to be redeemed. We invite you to listen and be inspired and challenged to step into all that God has for you. - Pastor Craig Matos

One of the most beautiful love stories in the Bible can be found in possibly the least likely of places. Confusion, joy, loss, and passion are just a few of the attributes within the Old Testament story of Hosea. Join us as we discover the deeper meaning of the roller coaster of emotions that are contained within this book and what they mean to you and me today.

Get ready for some #realtalk as Anne-Marie opens up and shares about her journey with Love. - Pastor Anne-Marie Matos

Palm Sunday has been recognized and celebrated for countless generations. What was the significance of this ancient holiday that made it so important for people to observe, and what relevance does it have for us in 2018? - Pastor Craig Matos

Do you see yourself the same way God does? In the book of Judges, there is a story of a man named Gideon who was convinced that God had it all wrong with how He saw him. What Gideon did not realize is that when God spoke to him, he was not referring to who Gideon was in that very moment, but according to who he would become in the future. In the same, God calls us by name and sees us not only as his child, but the person who he has created us to be regardless of how we may feel. - Pastor Craig Matos

Daniel and the Lion’s Den is one of the most popular stories of the Bible that involves jealousy, tragedy, faith, and a great God. With as many times as this story has been referenced over the generations, could it be that we have possibly overlooked some of the greatest lessons we could learn from the Lion’s Den? - Pastor Craig Matos

Three men were tested on their faith, but they stood up for what they believed and they saw God move. But what if there was more going on? What if your faith was not just so you could see God move, but so others could be influenced forever? Listen in on an inspiring story in the book of Daniel about walking into a fire so that you can light up those around you. - Joseph Ilustrisimo

Resolving to not compromise with the small things empowers us to not waiver in the face of greater challenges. To resolve is to come to a firm decision or commit to something whole heartily. Considering its meaning; what do you need to resolve today? In the book of Daniel, scripture tells us that Daniel resolved to not eat from the King of Babylon's table. The decision that Daniel made in that very moment was much more than a preference of what he was going to eat or not, it was stance on how we was going to live his life from that point forward. - Pastor Craig Matos

Life can be tough sometimes, but it’s so important that we don’t give up. The truth of the matter is that each and every one of us has such a special plan and purpose for our lives. But how do we walk that out? How do we ‘go the distance’ and not grow weary? How do we ensure to live life to our fullest potential and capabilities?

Well the good news is we’ve been given exactly what we need for the journey ahead. Listen in as we teach on what God has promised you. - Pastor Anne-Marie Matos

When Jesus asked his disciples to go with him to the other side while standing on the western shores of the Sea of Galilee, he knew the weight of what he was asking was far greater than just a boat ride across the water. What did "the other side” mean to the disciples in this moment? Little did they realize the impact this journey would have attached to it not only to themselves but to others. Often times when we follow Jesus he will ask us to take a similar step as he did to the disciples that day at the Sea of Galilee; to the other side. Join us as we take a closer look at what this journey meant to the disciples back then and what it can mean to all of us today. - Pastor Craig Matos