Kingdom Concepts

In this third episode with Minister Aleya Bulger-Terrones and WCBCI’s Children’s Director, Minister Elizabeth Valenzuela, they continue to unpack the scripture, Proverbs 22:6, and how each one of us, whether we have children or not, have a responsibility for and an influence on the next generation.

God has called us all to show and share the love of Jesus. As adults, it’s important that we set the example of biblical love for children to model. Children look to us whether we are their parents, teachers, or some other relation to guide and teach them, in love, the way they should go. If we don’t, we are missing an incredible opportunity to influence them to become stronger in their relationship with God.

Minister Aleya Bulger-Terrones and WCBCI’s Children’s Director, Minister Elizabeth Valenzuela continue to unpack the scripture, Proverbs 22:6, and how each one of us, whether we have children or not, have a responsibility for and an influence on the next generation.

Children observe adults around them and listen to their words. We, as adults, need to be mindful of our actions and words to ensure they are faith filled and not fearful. Fear is learned, so it is critical as parents and church family that we are showing our children how to live without fear.

Join Minister Aleya Bulger-Terrones and WCBCI’s Children’s Director, Minister Elizabeth Valenzuela as they unpack the scripture, Proverbs 22:6, and how each one of us has a part and a responsibility in being an example to the next generation.

We want to make sure we help them develop the tools to find their place, fulfill their purpose, and experience a growing relationship with God.

Sometimes certain life experiences can cause us to feel heavy and weighed down. We were not meant to carry such things. In fact, the Bible instructs us to “cast our cares on the Lord.”

What do we need to do to let go and let God help us? How can we stay in a place of peace even when things aren’t going well? Why should we trust God to handle the cares that trouble us?

Join Pastor Iliana and her special guest, Pastor Elia McNutt as they answer these questions and more through the Word and sharing some of their personal life experiences.

Scripture Reference:

1 Peter 5:6-8

Philippians 4:6-8

1 Timothy 6:11-12

In part two of a two part mini-series, Pastor Iliana and special guest Pastor Elia McNutt continue their discussion about forgiveness.

Together, they share some of their personal life experiences about the gift of forgiveness and the power of extending love, grace, and mercy towards someone that’s hurt you.

Now is the time to make a quality decision to let go of the hurt and walk in the freedom of forgiveness.

Scripture Reference:

Deuteronomy 30:19

Matthew 6:14

Mark 11:23

In this first episode of a two part mini-series, Pastor Iliana and special guest, Pastor Elia McNutt take on the subject of forgiveness.

Sometimes, forgiveness is easier said than done. When someone hurts you, it can be difficult to let go of the feelings that come. Your feelings are valid, but dwelling on them can allow the enemy a foothold into your life. Unforgiveness negatively affects your soul and spirit and can stop you from being in the will of God.

Forgiveness is a choice. If you’re having trouble with it, ask God to help you. Then, follow Jesus’ example and treat the person that hurt you with grace, love, and mercy. By doing so, you will be set free.

Scripture Reference:

Ephesians 4:26-32

Matthew 6:14-15

Pastor Iliana and her special guest, Pastor Elia McNutt continue their discussion regarding honor and how to express it in a healthy way.

Sometimes, our honor is misplaced and we look to man when determining whether honor is due. Healthy, true honor comes from a place of righteousness. God always responds to obedience. When you are obedient to the Word, you will be obedient to honoring God and those He has placed in your life.

Scripture Reference:

2 Corinthians 6:1-10 (MSG)

In this week’s installment, Pastor Iliana and her special guest, Pastor Elia McNutt discuss honor and what it truly means to honor someone.

Sometimes we have a mental image of what honor should look like. However, we are to honor the position a person holds, not their appearance. Honoring someone comes through our love of God and our desire to please Him.

Honor has a voice and will speak to us. We have to make sure our hearts are open to hearing and receiving what He has to say. By doing so, we will continue flowing in the places we are called to be, doing the things we are called to do.

Scripture Reference:

Mark 6:1-5

Isaiah 9:6-7

In part two of this message, Dr. Joshua and his daughters Aleya and MadeLynn continue talking about life in a ministry family and the things they learned along the way.

One of the most important things you can do is welcome the presence of God into your life and home. Then, as a family, protect His presence. By doing this, ministry becomes a lifestyle and serving becomes a “get to” rather than a “have to.”

Scripture Reference:

1 Chronicles 13:13-14

In this two part message, Pastor Joshua and his daughters, Aleya and MadeLynn share what it’s like being part of a ministry family and the benefits and blessings that come as a result.

What is a “Ministry Family?” It’s not what you may think it is. Every one of us is called to the ministry not just Pastors, ministers, or church leaders. Ministry is not your decision, but your discovery of the potential God has placed in you. He uses your family and the church to develop you so you are equipped to be a world changer.

Every family is responsible to minister the Word of God and make Jesus famous. Are you and your family ready for the challenge?

Scripture Reference:

1 Chronicles 13:13-14