Evo shared a powerful message calling us to move beyond simply hearing God’s word and instead live it out through daily obedience. In a culture where it’s easy to listen, agree, and move on, we are reminded that true faith is not passive—it is active and expressed through how we live. Using the picture of building a house, the message shows that a strong, lasting life is formed when we consistently apply God’s truth, not just understand it. When challenges come—as they do for everyone—what matters most is the foundation we’ve built our lives upon.Through Scripture and practical examples, we are encouraged to examine whether our faith is reflected in our actions. Genuine faith is seen in love, humility, forgiveness, and consistency, especially during difficult seasons. Rather than relying on outward appearance or occasional commitment, we are called to develop a steady, obedient walk with God that shapes our character and decisions every day.

🧠 Main TakeawayA strong and stable life is built not by hearing God’s word alone, but by consistently putting it into practice. When faith is lived out through obedience, it forms a firm foundation that remains steady through every season of life.

Ps. Yudah shared a timely and thought-provoking message about living with spiritual awareness in light of Jesus’ words about leaving the world. In a culture that often pulls us toward temporary things, we are reminded that our lives are anchored in something eternal. Jesus didn’t just come to teach—He revealed truth that redefines our identity, our priorities, and our purpose.

Through Scripture and reflection, we are encouraged not to live passively or casually in our faith, but to walk intentionally with God each day. Even though Jesus speaks of His departure, His presence remains with us, guiding and strengthening us through every season. This message calls us to shift our focus from worldly attachments to a deeper, more committed relationship with Him.

🧠 Main Takeaway
True faith is not passive—it’s a daily, intentional walk with God. When we live with the awareness that our lives belong to Him and not this world, we become more grounded in truth, more focused in purpose, and more faithful in how we live.

Evo Pasaribu shared a powerful message inviting us to move from striving to abiding in Christ. In a world driven by busyness and constant pressure to achieve, Jesus calls us to remain in Him—the true vine—because real fruitfulness flows from connection, not constant effort.

Through Scripture and practical examples, we are reminded that when we slow down and prioritize God, He restores our perspective, renews our strength, and brings true rest to our souls. Abiding in Christ shifts our focus from doing more to dwelling with Him.

🧠 Main Takeaway
True spiritual fruit comes not from striving harder, but from remaining connected to Jesus. When we choose to abide in Him—prioritizing His presence over busyness—He refreshes our souls, realigns our priorities, and produces lasting fruit in our lives.

Ps. Aaron Di Placido delivered a soul-stirring message challenging us to look at the state of our spiritual hunger. Are we settling for comfort, or are we pressing in for a breakthrough? True growth happens when our need for Him outweighs our ego and self-sufficiency.

🧠 Main Takeaway

Being spiritually desperate means hitting a point where your need for God outweighs your comfort, ego, self-sufficiency, and fears — leading you to press into Him with persistence, faith, and honesty.

Ps. Aaron Di Placido delivered a soul-stirring message challenging us to look at the state of our spiritual hunger. Are we settling for comfort, or are we pressing in for a breakthrough?

True growth happens when our need for Him outweighs our ego and self-sufficiency.

🧠 Main Takeaway

Being spiritually desperate means hitting a point where your need for God outweighs your comfort, ego, self-sufficiency, and fears — leading you to press into Him with persistence, faith, and honesty.

Kornelius invites us to respond to the coming of Jesus like the wise men did--that is to worship him as king.

Ps. Yudah Soetopo talks about Christmas is all about Jesus who is Emmanuel.

Ps. Peter Miso talks about what is the true meaning of Christmas. Christmas is talking about love of God and Life. God initiate His love for us by giving His one and only Son for us so that we can have life. Life in abundance. 

by Kornelius Yap

Ps. Alex Larsen is a guest speaker from New Zealand, he share about his christian journey and what does it mean to be a follower of Christ. He received Jesus as personal Lord and Saviour when he was 26 years old. That encounter with the Lord has changed his life. His passion for Christ is very inspiring. Be passionate about what you believe in.