In this sermon, we will dive into Matthew 5:43-44, where Jesus challenges us to rise above the conventional norms of love. While the world teaches us to love our neighbors and hate our enemies, Jesus calls us to an extraordinary standard: to love our enemies, bless those who curse us, and pray for those who persecute us.

In this sermon, we dive into two powerful passages: Nehemiah 5:1-13 and 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5. Nehemiah challenges us to confront injustice and build a community rooted in compassion and fairness, while Paul reminds us of the unshakable faithfulness of God, who strengthens and guides us in all circumstances. Together, these scriptures call us to live as God’s people—pursuing justice, unity, and steadfast trust in His promises. Tune in for a message of hope, restoration, and faith in action.”

Isaiah 2:1-5 paints a breathtaking picture of hope and restoration: a world where swords are turned into plowshares, and nations walk in the light of the Lord. But what does this vision mean for us today? In this episode, we uncover the call to leave darkness behind, climb God’s holy mountain, and let His light guide our paths.

In this prophetic teaching from 1 Samuel 3:1-10 we examine how

1. God’s call is sovereign and personal.

2. God repeats His call with patience.

3. God prepares anyone, regardless of age or status, for His purpose.

4. God raises new voices when current leaders fail.

5. Spiritual sensitivity is necessary to hear God’s voice.

6. God often calls during moments of stillness.

7. Obedience and spiritual maturity develop over time.

8. Mentorship plays a role in understanding God’s call, even with imperfect mentors.

9. Neglecting God’s voice can lead to replacement in His kingdom work.

10. God’s faithfulness ensures His plan prevails.

11. Leadership transitions reflect God’s advancing purpose.

Today, we explore Psalm 135:1-12, a song of praise that reminds us of the power, faithfulness, and sovereignty of our God.

Through this passage, we see David’s call to worship—a heartfelt celebration of God’s mighty acts, His victories for His people, and His enduring love for those who trust Him. As we meditate on these verses, we reflect on how we, too, can cultivate a life of consistent praise and gratitude in every season.

Join us for an inspiring and spirit-filled Bible study as we explore the profound truths of Genesis 1. Together, we’ll uncover the power and majesty of God’s creative Word, reflecting on how He brought light out of darkness, order out of chaos, and life into being. Through prayerful insights and revelations, this study reminds us of God’s sovereignty, His perfect design, and His unending love for creation. Whether you’re new to the Word or seeking deeper understanding, this episode will renew your faith in the One who created all things and declared them good.

We explore the transformative power of repentance through Acts 2:38 and Luke 7:47. Reflect on how turning back to God brings forgiveness, renewal, and a deeper relationship with Him. Let this message inspire you to start your day and your journey with a heart open to His grace and mercy

Proverbs 10:1-10 reminds us of the profound difference between wisdom and foolishness and how our choices shape our lives and legacy. This sermon explores the contrast between the wise child who brings joy and the foolish one who causes grief, emphasizing the value of diligence, righteousness, and integrity in our daily walk with God.

We will reflect on how wisdom isn’t just about knowledge but living intentionally in alignment with God’s truth. Through the lens of these proverbs, we’ll examine the consequences of laziness, dishonesty, and empty words, while celebrating the blessings that flow from faithfulness, hard work, and a heart committed to God’s will.

In this thought-provoking Prophet/ess Service, we dive into the story of the old and young prophets in 1 Kings 13:11-25. Together, we reflect on the importance of obedience, discernment, and remaining steadfast in God’s Word. Join us for a message that challenges and inspires us to walk faithfully in our divine calling.

In this special crossover night sermon, we delve into the profound promises of God as revealed in Isaiah 51:1-16 and Revelation 22:1-5. Through Isaiah, we are reminded to look to the rock from which we were hewn, to draw strength from God’s faithfulness to His covenant people, and to embrace His power to restore and comfort. In Revelation, we catch a glimpse of the glorious future awaiting the redeemed—streams of living water, the tree of life, and the eternal reign of God with His people.