In light of the recent mass shootings and chaos in our country, what should our response as Christians be? 

The qualifications for church leaders is not just for those seeking to lead, but for all believers. God has laid out his qualifications for overseers, pastors, and deacons through the Apostle Paul. He walks us through the character, and the dedication to the Lord that faithful leaders ought to have in their private and public lives.

The qualifications for church leaders is not just for those seeking to lead, but for all believers. God has laid out his qualifications for overseers, pastors, and deacons through the Apostle Paul. He walks us through the character, and the dedication to the Lord that faithful leaders ought to have in their private and public lives.

Happy Mother’s Day! In this sermon, pastor Lorenzo shares an encouraging message for our mothers. 

Most people know of Good Friday and Easter Sunday, but what about the Saturday in between? Although this day is often overlooked, there is much for us to learn about God’s work during the moments of silence and worry.

On the cross Jesus endured pain and suffering beyond imagination, and carried the weight of the sins of the world on his shoulders. Through this amazing act love, God showed his love to save us while we were still yet sinners.

Jesus is alive! His resurrection is not just something to remember, but the power for a brand new perspective for every aspect of life.

Palm Sunday kicks off Holy Week and the start of our new series, 3 Days. In this sermon, we look at the events of Jesus’ triumphal entry to Jerusalem and set the stage for Easter Sunday. 

Since Christ is the head of the Church, we must follow his design, purpose, and structure. Through Paul’s 2nd letter the Timothy, we are given guidelines for biblical leadership within our local churches.

As Christians, praying for all people is not an option. We are commanded to pray for all people because it is God’s will to save all people. However, we know that not all people are saved. In this sermon we seek to understand God’s revealed and hidden will for all of us, and what our response ought to be as his people.