This week's sermon, Ps. Carlos contrasts the world’s perspective on relationships with "The Word’s Vision" of love as outlined in the book of Ephesians. We explore how true love is a divine commandment and a fruit of the Holy Spirit that transforms our character and prioritizes sacrifice over self-interest. Finally, learn how to walk worthy of your calling by accepting God’s unconditional love and allowing His Spirit to empower you to love others as Christ loved us.

This week's message explores the profound beauty of biblical romance as we delve into the Song of Songs to understand how true love intentionally chooses to see the best in a spouse. This sermon highlights why valuing moral beauty over natural appearance is essential for a healthy relationship and explains how to recognize the sacredness of the marriage covenant. Join us for a scriptural journey through Solomon’s poetry and other biblical texts that help us honor and elevate the gift of marriage as designed by God.

This week's message, we explore the biblical principle from Genesis 12 that we are blessed by God specifically so that we can be a blessing to others. We examine how the promises of God's authority and presence empower us to fulfill our purpose of making disciples of all nations. Finally, we look toward the ultimate vision in Revelation 7, encouraging everyone to align their lives with God’s global mission of reaching every tribe and language.

This week's sermon, we explore the vital importance of aligning our lives with God’s purpose to experience true fulfillment, contentment, and joy. We dive into the Great Commission in Matthew 28, focusing on Jesus’ "One Command" to make disciples and the promises of His authority and presence. Finally, we examine how to navigate modern cultural "disruptions"—from the internet to artificial intelligence—while staying anchored in our covenant with Christ through the practice of Communion.

This week's message explores the vital shift from creating our own meaning to conforming to God’s given order, specifically through the biblical mandate to make disciples. It breaks down the Great Commission into one central command, two powerful promises of Christ's presence and authority, and three practical assignments for every believer to go, baptize, and teach. Using the model found in Luke 10, the message provides a clear four-step strategy—bless, fellowship, meet needs, and share the Good News—to help you effectively serve as an ambassador for Christ in your community.

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This week's message explores how to align your life with God's purpose by defining the four distinct aspects of His will: Sovereign, Moral, Permissive, and Personal. Using key scriptures from Ephesians and Romans, the presentation demonstrates how a renewed mind and wise living enable believers to discern and approve God’s good and perfect plan. Finally, it provides practical "road signs"—such as the Bible, godly counsel, and common sense—to help you navigate your individual calling and live a life worthy of the Lord.

This week's message explores the critical importance of spiritual alignment by examining how rebellion against God begins with distrust and leads to the struggle of self-rule. It illustrates the consequences of living apart from Him—sin, shame, and exposure—while emphasizing the need to protect our "compass" through every season of life. Ultimately, the teaching points to the hope found in God’s promise to restore what was lost, encouraging believers to rest in His ability to keep and sustain them.

Based on the Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25, this presentation defines "finishing well" as a life of faithful stewardship driven by trust in God’s grace rather than fear or comparison. It emphasizes that faithfulness is measured by our individual response to what we have been given, encouraging believers to work from a place of acceptance rather than for it. Ultimately, the teaching concludes that the true reward for a faithful life is not just achievement, but the transformation and joy found in a deeper relationship with Christ.

Explore the profound theme of joy during this third week of Advent as we reflect on the biblical account of Jesus' birth in Luke 2. This message teaches that joy is a courageous, conscious choice rather than a circumstantial emotion, remaining possible even in the midst of suffering and trials. Ultimately, true joy is available today by abiding in God’s presence and recognizing that the Savior lives within you.