In this sermon, from Acts 20:25–32, we studied Paul’s farewell charge to the Ephesian elders and the responsibilities of spiritual leadership as we enter a new season.

Key Sermon Points:

• Faithfulness to the full counsel of God.

• The responsibility of watchfulness over God’s flock.

• Guarding against wolves and false teachings.

• Commitment to God and to the word of His grace.

• Building lives and ministries anchored in truth and integrity.

“January New Moon Service”

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In this sermon, from Ezekiel 47:1–12 and Revelation 21:1–8, we studied the river that flows from God’s presence and the promise of a new heaven and a new earth. As we crossed into a new year, we reflected on God’s work of renewal, healing, and restoration for His people.

Key Sermon Points:

• The river from the temple as a picture of increasing depth, life, and healing.

• How God’s presence transforms barren places into fruitful ground.

• The promise of a new heaven and a new earth for those who overcome.

• Leaving the former things behind as we enter a new season with God.

• Living with hope, holiness, and expectation in the year ahead.

“Crossing Over into Newness”

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Christmas Eve 2025

Isaiah 42:1–9 · Romans 15:5–13

On this holy night, we reflect on the promise of Christ, the Light sent to the nations.

• The chosen Servant of the Lord — gentle, faithful, and anointed with justice.

• A light to the Gentiles — hope extended to all people.

• The unity of believers — glorifying God with one heart and one voice.

• Abounding in hope — joy and peace through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Christmas Eve 2025

On this blessed day, we reflect on the prophecy and birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.

• The promised ruler from Bethlehem — God’s plan revealed long before time.

• The mystery of the virgin birth — Immanuel, God with us.

• From prophecy to fulfillment — Christ as our peace and Shepherd.

• Hope born into the world — salvation wrapped in humility and love.

Christmas Day 2025

In this Power Service, from Ephesians 2:11–18, we explore:

• What it truly means to have access to the Father through Christ

• How Christ breaks down walls of separation and hostility

• The meaning of being brought near by the blood

• The authority and boldness believers receive through reconciliation

• How to walk in the reality of peace, unity, and spiritual confidence

Dec New moon service

In this Prophet/ess Service, from Revelation 19:1–9, we examine:

• The identity and symbolism of the end-time prostitute

• How false systems, seductive doctrines, and corrupt powers wage war against the saints

• The contrast between Babylon’s fall and the Marriage Supper of the Lamb

• What it means to remain undefiled, faithful, and watchful as the Bride of Christ

• The prophetic posture required as we approach the end of the age

In today’s Mercy Service, from Ruth 1:1–14, we reflect on loyalty, loss, and the mercy of God that finds us even in unfamiliar places.

• The pain of famine and loss — how God works through difficult transitions.

• Ruth’s loyalty — loving beyond convenience and choosing covenant over comfort.

• Naomi’s bitterness and God’s mercy — when life feels empty, God is still at work.

• The journey to new beginnings — following God even when the road ahead is uncertain.

A short excerpt from 2025’s adult harvest from Proverbs 11 and Galatians 6 by Evangelist Ipinjaro.

In today’s Victory Service, from Exodus 17:8–13, we learn from Israel’s battle against the Amalekites and the power of divine partnership in warfare.

• The attack of Amalek — understanding spiritual opposition that rises without cause.

• Moses, Aaron, and Hur — the strength of intercession and support in battle.

• Hands lifted in faith — victory comes through prayer, not power.

• The Lord our banner (Jehovah Nissi) — God who gives victory to His people.

“The Amalekites” | Victory Service