Forgiveness Unlimited Part One: Forgiven by God proclaims that through Jesus Christ, God offers us complete and unlimited forgiveness of an unpayable debt of sin, setting us free from guilt and shame when we confess and walk in His light.

“Faith Unlimited” calls believers to boldly trust God for the impossible—anchoring their prayers in His will—so that, by faith, they can see mountains move and lives transformed.

This message focuses on the abundant grace Jesus offers, emphasizing that it is not unlimited permission but comes with truth. It highlights three specific waves of grace: saving grace, which brings believers to new life through faith in Jesus; training grace, which teaches believers to live godly lives; and empowering grace, which enables believers to live out their faith. T

Jesus offers a life of abundance that is not limited by circumstances or desires. This abundant life comes from belonging to Jesus and following His voice, leading to a life of fulfillment and purpose.

This message from Psalm 145 emphasizes that praise lifts us above hardship by focusing on God’s greatness, kingdom, care, and salvation, calling us to yield our lives to Jesus’ lordship and trust His unfailing goodness.

This message from Psalm 145 highlights the “secret power of praise,” showing how daily worship lifts us above discouragement, shapes a buoyant life of faith, and proclaims God’s greatness, works, and goodness across generations.

This message emphasizes that the ultimate proof and power of a true church is not found in doctrine, programs, or appearances, but in sacrificial, Christlike love for one another, which makes Jesus visible to the world.

This message encourages believers to overcome fear by cultivating unwavering confidence in God’s presence, power, and goodness, focusing on Him as their stronghold and the “one thing” that steadies their hearts.

Psalm 27

"Friends, Fiends, and Finishing Well" is a message from Romans 16 that emphasizes the importance of valuing godly friendships, discerning and avoiding divisive people, and trusting God’s strength and grace to help us finish the race of faith well.