In Nehemiah 4, the people of God faced opposition, exhaustion, and discouragement as they rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem. Yet Nehemiah reminded them to remember the Lord and fight for their families. In this message, we are reminded that not everything broken needs to be abandoned—some things are too valuable to walk away from. Fighting for our family means watching the walls, protecting the people, and building the values that will carry them beyond our protection. Our greatest responsibility is not simply to provide a better life, but to be present, intentional, and faithful with the people God has entrusted to us. Your family is worth protecting, worth building, and worth fighting for.Our socials: linktr.ee/jesusisalivecmnvConnect with Ps. Stephen Prado: stephenpradoministries.comSupport the ministry, visit jia-cmnv.com/giveBe part of the community, go to jia-cmnv.com/link-up

What does it mean to build a family that truly honors God? In this powerful message, Ps. Stephen Prado reminds us that when God chose Abraham, He wasn’t only thinking about one man—He was thinking about his household and the generations that would come after him. Through Genesis 18:18–19, we discover that a God-honoring family is built with the right Blueprint, Foundation, and Legacy.

Whether you are a parent, a young person, or the first believer in your family, you can help shape the spiritual direction of your home. A family that honors God is not a perfect family—it is a family that allows God to have the final say.

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Salvation is not the finish line. It is the beginning of a new life with Jesus. In this message, "Work In Progress,” Ps. Len Prado Lambiquit reminds us that Christianity doesn’t stop at believing. We are called to become disciples—followers of Jesus who continually allow Him to transform our thinking, habits, character, priorities, and decisions. Through Colossians 2:6–7, we discover that discipleship gives us foundation, maturity, and stability, helping us become rooted, built up, and strengthened in Christ.

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What does it mean to trust God when you don’t have all the answers? In this message, “Trusting God in the Unknown,” Dayan Elloren explores what biblical faith truly looks like—not simply believing that God can, but trusting Him enough to take the next step. Through Hebrews 11 and Peter’s walk on water in Matthew 14, we’re reminded that faith is not the absence of doubt, but choosing to move forward despite it, with our eyes fixed on Jesus. Even when our faith feels small, we can trust in a big God who is faithful through every season.

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What does it mean to live a life that truly finishes well? In this message, “Faithful Until the End,” Dayan Elloren unpacks Paul’s powerful declaration in Acts 20:22–24 and challenges us to look beyond success, comfort, and accomplishments toward a life defined by faithfulness to God’s calling. Through Paul’s example, we are reminded to be driven by the Holy Spirit, remain faithful through hardship, pour out our lives for Christ, and faithfully complete the assignment God has entrusted to us. Our purpose is greater than simply achieving our dreams—we are called to live for Jesus, point people to Him, and glorify Him with every season and opportunity He gives us. May we not simply start well, but remain faithful and finish the race God has set before us.Our socials: linktr.ee/jesusisalivecmnvConnect with Ps. Stephen Prado: stephenpradoministries.comSupport the ministry, visit jia-cmnv.com/giveBe part of the community, go to jia-cmnv.com/link-up

In the middle of life’s storms, fear can make us forget who is in the boat with us. In this powerful message, "Why Are You Afraid", Marc Salvidar unpacks Mark 4:35–41 and reminds us that following Jesus does not make us storm-proof—but it does mean we never face the storm alone. When we feel helpless, God’s strength meets us in our weakness. When He seems silent, His silence does not mean abandonment. When the waves feel bigger than us, Jesus is still bigger. The storm may be real, but so is the presence and power of Jesus.Learn to keep trusting, keep praying, and keep calling on the God who hears you, because sometimes the greatest thing we gain from a storm is not simply that it ends, but that we discover more of who Jesus is.Our socials: linktr.ee/jesusisalivecmnvConnect with Ps. Stephen Prado: stephenpradoministries.comSupport the ministry, visit jia-cmnv.com/giveBe part of the community, go to jia-cmnv.com/link-up

Jesus is Alive CMNV Sermons (August 23, 2026)

Jesus is Alive CMNV Sermons (July 26, 2026)

Sin often makes us hide from the God we need most. In this powerful message, “Come Out of Hiding,” Ps. Len Prado-Lambiquit reminds us that God already knows our struggles, our failures, and the things we try to hide, yet He continues to pursue us with grace. Through Genesis 3, we are challenged to know God’s Word, walk by faith instead of sight, and respond to God’s call to come out of hiding. Repentance is more than saying “I’m sorry,” it is choosing to surrender our ways and return to God. You don’t have to hide anymore. Come out, come back to His presence, and surrender everything to Him.

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Following Jesus is more than a moment of saying “yes.” It is a lifetime of continuing to say yes, especially when obedience becomes difficult. In this message, Marc Salvidar takes us through the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in Daniel 3 and reminds us what true commitment looks like: remain, release, and walk. We don’t remain committed because we know what tomorrow holds, but because we know who God is. No matter what, He who promised is faithful.

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