Pentecost is more than a date on the calendar—it’s a divine encounter. In this sermon, we trace the awe and preparation of Mount Sinai to the life-transforming fire of the Upper Room. From thunder and trembling to repentance and revival, we reflect on what it truly means when God visits His people. What does His presence demand of us? What does it awaken in us? And how do we live as people marked by the Spirit?

In this sermon, we reflect on one of Jesus’ most comforting assurances—the promise of the Holy Spirit. More than just a presence, He is our Advocate, our Helper, and the reminder that we are never alone. Through John 14:15–21, we explore what it means to love Jesus through obedience, and how the Spirit empowers us to live out that love daily. Even in uncertain times, the promise remains: God is with us, always.

In a world where misinformation, injustice, and inequality are deeply woven into the fabric of society, what does God expect from us? In this New Moon Service, we dive into Exodus 23:1–9—God’s call to justice, truth, and compassion in how we live with one another. These laws were not just rules for ancient Israel; they’re radical reminders of what it means to be human in a broken world. From resisting crowd-driven lies to showing kindness to the marginalized, this episode explores how divine laws shape a society that reflects God’s heart.

In this Mercy Day message, we reflect on the moment when Jesus opened the minds of His disciples to understand the Scriptures. In a world full of chaos and confusion, we explore how Christ offers not just peace, but His very presence as the anchor for our mission. This episode reminds us that we are not sent out alone—we are clothed with power from on high. Let this be a call to rest in His mercy, receive His peace, and respond to His presence with faith and obedience.

Children are more than just a joy—they are a trust. Proverbs 10 shows us how a wise child brings joy to their parents, while foolishness brings grief. In Mark 10, we see Jesus’ tender heart toward children, blessing them and declaring that the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. This message explores how godly upbringing, childlike faith, and righteous living go hand in hand. Whether you’re a parent, a mentor, or still growing up in the faith, this teaching reminds us of the value of nurturing wisdom, purity, and openness to God.

In this sobering message, we confront a challenging but necessary call to holiness within the body of Christ. Paul’s words to the Corinthian church are sharp: judge those inside the church, not the world. This sermon unpacks the difference between grace and compromise, discipline and condemnation, and what it means to uphold righteousness in love.

How do we navigate relationships with believers who persist in sin? Where does accountability end and judgment begin? Join us as we explore the balance between truth and grace, purity and mercy — and the responsibility we all carry as a spiritual community.

After the ruins, God gives the grace to rebuild. As we mark 14 years of New Dawn, this service is a celebration of second chances and the sacred work of restoration. Nehemiah shows us what it means to start again under pressure—with opposition on the outside but deep resolve on the inside.

Through Isaiah, we are reminded that even when we feel forgotten, God is still writing our restoration story—redeeming lost time, reclaiming stolen hope, and rebuilding what once felt beyond repair.

This is for the ones starting again. This is for the ones being restored. And this is only the beginning.

In this special Ascension Service, we reflect on the moment Jesus was lifted into heaven—not as a farewell, but as a commissioning. The Ascension reminds us that Christ is not absent, but exalted—enthroned at the right hand of the Father and still present with us through His Spirit. From Bethany to the ends of the earth, we are invited into the mission He left behind: to be His witnesses, live by His power, and long for His return.

Join us as we explore what it means to live in the tension between “He is gone” and “He is with us always.” This is not the end of the story; it’s the beginning of a Spirit-filled life on purpose.

Mercy doesn’t mean turning a blind eye to sin—it means confronting it with truth and love. In this Mercy Day message, we explore Paul’s strong words to the Corinthian church about unchecked immorality within their ranks. What happens when a community tolerates what God calls them to correct? How does mercy guide us not only to forgive but also to uphold holiness?

This sermon dives into the tension between grace and discipline, asking: What does it mean to truly care for our brothers and sisters in Christ? And how can a church remain pure without losing compassion?

In a world that often places its trust in fleeting things—people, power, and possessions—Psalm 146 calls us into a radical reorientation: “Do not put your trust in princes…” Instead, it invites us into The Praise Era—a season where our faith is anchored in the eternal, unchanging character of God.

At this Prophet/ess Service, we’ll explore what it means to live in continual praise, how prophetic voices help usher communities into deeper worship, and why choosing praise is not just emotional—it’s prophetic. We will reflect on how praise positions us for divine encounters and reminds us who truly reigns over all.

Step into this era where praise is not an event, but a lifestyle.