As we began our new sermon series in Corinthians, Pastor Mateo spoke on how God’s generosity allows us to have humility which enables us to bear fruits of unity.

Our very own Family Ministries Worship Pastor, Victor Mendoza, joined us to preach from John 21, where he teaches that Jesus calls us because He chose us, calls us to love Him above all else, and calls us to follow Him with all our hearts.

Pastor Mateo explains how John 20 highlights the Gospel's goal: to believe in Jesus as the Messiah and Son of God, whose resurrection offers eternal life as a gift from God, not earned, but given out of His desire for us to know Him. 

In another week of our John series, Pastor Mateo speaks on how the Holy Spirit is our divine Helper, guiding us to truth, leading us to Jesus, and transforming our understanding of God, ourselves, and the world.

Aidan Corley is back with us again, going through the book of John chapter 14 speaking on Jesus who is the way to knowing God, the only way to salvation, and the source of abundant life. By following Him we find the path to peace, purpose, and eternal hope.

In John chapter 13, Pastor Mateo highlights the beautiful humility of Jesus, who selflessly washed the feet of His disciples. He also emphasized the calling we have as followers of Jesus—to serve as He served, with intentionality and unconditional love.

Pastor Mateo, preaching from John chapter 10, focused on Jesus as the Good Shepherd, highlighting how He saves, protects, and leads His sheep.

Pastor Andrew Arndt from New Life East shared a powerful message from the book of John, emphasizing how God is deeply moved by our pain and offers us the gift of His presence in the midst of our suffering.

Pastor Mateo spoke out of the book of John chapter 9 on how Jesus is the light of the world and how in Him we can find freedom and are brought to conviction.

Guest Speaker Aidan Corley delivered a message from John 6, explaining how Jesus, the "bread of life," offers eternal life to all who believe in Him and promises never to reject or abandon anyone who comes to Him in faith.