Pr. Steve shares how the birth of Jesus fulfilled the prophecy to heal the divide caused by sin and have God to be with us. God once walked with man in the Garden of Eden, but from the first sin that relationship was broken. God sent his son, Jesus Christ, to provide the way to redemption for mankind, and thus allow us to walk with God in personal relationship again.

This message dives into Christ's sacrifice and the sacrifice necessary to follow Christ. Pr. Samuel explains how sacrifice is giving up something valuable for something greater, culminating in Christ’s sinless life and death that made relationship with God possible. From this foundation, believers are called to respond by living changed lives—offering themselves as “living sacrifices” through repentance, praise, righteousness, generosity, and daily surrender.

In this message, Pr. Steve shares how Christians are to be part of God's plan on earth to display his love and glory. God has made you with the purpose of spreading his goodness to others. Pr. Steve shows how the trials in our lives are the preparation for God's purpose, and the church needs to be ready to be used by God.

Pr. Steve speaks on the importance of speaking words of life over your life. Providing regular praise to God may seem crazy to the world, but learn to speak "life words" over your life instead of "death words" and see how God's joy moves in your life.

Bwalya, a member of the church board at Legacy Church, gives a sermon that calls the congregation to move from a place of personal pain and brokenness to actively fulfilling their divine purpose. God is actively healing wounds from rejection, betrayal, and shame, and breaking spirits of fear and anxiety to free people from being "benched." Bwalya also challenges listeners that their healing is not just for comfort but for service, urging the church to step out of their comfort zone and into their unique calling—their "assignment."

Pastor Steve shared from Philippians about living with joy and spiritual freedom no matter our circumstances—just as Paul did from prison. We’re called to live from heaven to earth, receiving God’s peace, strength, and authority to rise above fear, anxiety, and doubt. As we walk in humility, unity, and our identity in Christ, we can stand firm, resist spiritual attacks, and reflect Jesus in a world that desperately needs Him.

At this time when people are needing assistance with food and basic provisions, Pr. Steve highlights the importance of being benevolent as a follower of Christ and how that is to play out in our lives.

Pr. Steve shares how life often feels like a journey without a clear map, but God's guidance works more like a compass than a GPS. When God called Abraham, He didn't provide a detailed itinerary but simply said to come to a land He would show. This compass approach requires faith and trust in God's direction rather than demanding complete knowledge of our destination. We must prepare for the unexpected, watch for God's signs, travel with fellow believers, and break our journey into manageable pieces. God guides us through His Word, the Holy Spirit, wise counsel, circumstances, and intimate relationship with Him.

This sermon dives into spiritual warfare, emphasizing that while a spiritual battle is currently raging between God's kingdom and the demonic realm, God has already secured ultimate victory. Pastor Samuel explains that demons hate humanity because we are made in God's image and they cannot directly harm God, so they attack what He loves most - us. The message covers three main areas: why demons hate us, the enemy's strategies (social influence, temptation, oppression, and possession), and most importantly, God's power over the enemy. The sermon emphasizes victory in spiritual warfare comes through pressing into God's presence through prayer, not through our own strength.

Romans 14-15 focuses on Christian maturity and unity within the body of Christ. Pastor Steve emphasizes the importance of not judging others over disputable matters while being sensitive to weaker believers. He shares personal experiences about legalistic church environments where people were controlled by rules rather than guided by grace. The sermon transitions to discuss God's inclusive plan for both Jews and Gentiles, highlighting that God's love and purposes have always been for every individual. Pastor Steve concludes by encouraging believers not to give up during difficult times, sharing a personal testimony about surrendering to God's peace and presence during anxious moments.