As Jesus entered Jerusalem to the cries of "Hosanna," the crowd's loyalty quickly faded when expectations weren't met. In this message, we are reminded that while man is fickle and the flesh is frail, God is forever faithful. Romans 8 declares that if God is for us, no one can stand against us. We explore the strength of God's sovereignty, the weakness of human flesh, and the unshakable fidelity of our Heavenly Father. In a world of shifting loyalties and broken promises, the question still stands: Who are you for? When you stand with Christ, you stand with the Victor who never fails.

In this stirring message, we examine Christ's personal evaluation of the church at Laodicea — a church neither hot nor cold, but tragically lukewarm. Jesus, the Amen and faithful witness, stands as the ultimate authority, accurately diagnosing the spiritual temperature of His people. This sermon outlines the symptoms of a hot church, the symptoms of a cold church, and the sad signs of a lukewarm church — warning us of the dangers of complacency, comfort, and carnal confidence. Christ lovingly counsels the church to return, repent, and rekindle their fire for Him. We will also discover the cure for lukewarmness: abiding in Christ, attending to His Word, assembling faithfully with His people, actively serving, and asking fervently for revival. The Lord is knocking at the door of His church — will we open the door with zeal, or will we be found indifferent? What is the temperature of your heart today? Hot, cold, or lukewarm?

In this sermon, we reflect on the powerful example of the early church as found in Acts 2:41–47. Through their unwavering devotion to doctrine, fellowship, worship, and generosity, the first believers demonstrated what it truly means to be the body of Christ. This message challenges Garfield Ridge to learn from the past, act faithfully in the present, and look ahead to a future of growth and impact. As we examine the church's unity, spiritual fervor, and evangelistic heart, we are called to rekindle a vibrant, Spirit-filled community that glorifies God and draws others to Christ.

"The Key That Is Forgotten" is a powerful sermon drawn from Revelation 3:7–13, centered on the divine authority of Jesus Christ as the One who holds the Key of David. This message explores the meaning and implications of that key—how it grants access, shuts out harm, and secures our eternal destiny. Through vivid illustration and rich Scripture, it reminds us that spiritual doors are not opened by effort but by Christ alone. The sermon challenges believers to trust God's timing, remember His presence, cling to His promises, and live with eternity in view. It's not about what doors are open or closed—but who holds the key.

Importance of your private relationship in your walk with God. Your private relationship of God will affect your public relationship.

Our tongue is the most powerful member of the body. How do we control, or how do we ask God to help us control it.

Our tongue is the most powerful member of the body. How do we control, or how do we ask God to help us control it.

Are you in fellowship with Christ or are you in fellowship with the world-- Listen to these three tests to determine where your fellowship is going