Don’t you do the same thing? If you find a good place to eat or watch a movie that you really love, don’t you want all your friends and family to share what you’ve experienced? I mean, wouldn’t you want others to share what they love with you? Today, in his message, Pastor Ron encourages you to share the gospel with everyone around you. The gospel literally means, Good News.” In fact, it’s the best news ever. So why would you keep it to yourself? Spread it around. Share God’s love with everyone!

Love is a good thing. I think it’s reasonable to say that, especially as Christians, we should love everyone. No matter what shape, size, color, or whatever other category they fall into, we should show them the love of Christ. But does that mean that we have to accept and affirm their ungodly behavior? In today’s message, Pastor Ron expresses to you the need to avoid those who cause division in the body of Christ. It’s so important for you to protect the unity of the Church found in the truth of the Gospel.

It’s just a fact of life that sometimes people come and go in our lives. There may be someone who’s your best friend for a season, but for whatever reason, you end up going in different directions. Have you stopped lately to think about all the various people who have impacted your life in one way or another? Today, in his message, Pastor Ron encourages you to take some time to thank God for all the people that He’s used in your life. It’s amazing how He brings different people alongside you.

In our current moment in society and culture, there is a power struggle between the sexes. Some argue that the Bible and Christianity are out of date in regard to this issue. But what does the Bible actually have to say about the value of men and women? In his message today, Pastor Ron points out that Christianity doesn’t treat women as second-class human beings but elevates them to a place of honor. I don’t know what your view is on this, but listen in today to hear what the Bible says.

The term we use for fellowship, derived from the word “Koinonia” in the Bible, signifies more than simply shaking hands or exchanging a few religious clichés or greetings at church. Today, Pastor Ron provides Biblical examples of fellowship as seen in the New Testament. When early believers faced physical or financial challenges, other Christians willingly helped. They did this out of gratitude for the spiritual blessings they had received. This is the essence of true fellowship.

God guides us toward spiritual success. In today’s message, Pastor Ron suggests persistence is the key. When God calls us to a task, He equips us with everything we need to complete it. Many get discontented and give up before they finish. Don't leave a job half-done. If God calls us to a task, we should see it to fruition. Be aware that Satan may attack you, so be prepared for spiritual warfare. Put on the full armor of God, rely on His purpose and strength, and He will grant you spiritual success. 

A man of integrity is humble and understands that he is nothing without God. In today’s message, Pastor Ron emphasizes the importance of giving God the glory for the great things He has done. He reminds us that until a person recognizes their insignificance, God cannot elevate them to something greater. The apostle Paul exemplified this integrity; he practiced what he preached, and God rewarded him with a successful ministry. Don’t take credit for the great things God is doing; Give Him the glory.

The early church prayed for boldness and shared the gospel fearlessly. However, being bold in your faith does not mean being obnoxious. Today, Pastor Ron explains the true meaning of spiritual boldness. He emphasizes that it involves speaking the truth with clarity and distinction. It is not meant to offend people but to encourage them. The apostle Paul engaged with Greek theologians and boldly shared the gospel. We are called to be like those early believers and share Christ unashamedly.

When our focus is on serving one another and collectively serving the Lord, there’s no room for petty disputes. In today’s message, Pastor Ron reminds us that true love seeks the highest good of others, and lets everything else fall into place. By embracing a heart of servanthood and selflessness, unity becomes the natural outcome and peace takes root. Consider today how you can love and serve others, putting their needs above your own, as Christ has done for you.

God’s willingness to take on human flesh is astounding in itself, but even more incredible, is the humility and sacrifice He demonstrated. In today’s message, Pastor Ron reflects on how Jesus, though deserving of all glory, chose not to come as a king, but as a servant. He endured suffering and death on a cross - for a crime He didn’t commit—the ultimate act of sacrifice for our sake. Take time today to reflect on His example, and ask how you can follow His path of humility and selflessness in your own life.