Too often, we settle for an appearance of faith that lacks genuine substance. Jesus challenges us to examine the difference between looking fruitful and truly bearing fruit in our lives. Are we rooted in Him, or are we content with the outward signs of growth that fail to reflect real transformation?

Last week's sermon called us to go beyond surface-level faith and confront the hard questions: Are we living lives that glorify God, or are we hiding behind the illusion of religiosity? Listen as we talked about how surrendering to God’s refining work in every area of life can lead to genuine fruitfulness and a faith that honors Him fully. 

As we journey toward Christmas, Advent reminds us of the profound waiting and expectation that preceded the Savior's birth--a birth that changed everything. This week, we explore the theme of Love Made Manifest. God's love isn't just a feeling; it's an action. It's love shown and expressed through the coming of Christ. 

Join us as we dive into 1 John 4 and 1 Corinthians 13, reflecting on how God's love inspires us to express our own love in tangible ways this Christmas. Let's move beyond feelings and let our love become fully alive, just as His was. 

Advent is a season of joy, a time to celebrate the love of a God who breaks through our everyday lives to bring hope. In Luke 2:8-11, the angel’s announcement reminds us that we’re never alone, that God’s joy and goodness are for everyone, and that His gift of a Savior meets our deepest need. Jesus’ birth isn’t just a moment in history—it’s a promise of a future where sin and suffering are no more. This Christmas, let’s reflect on the joy that comes from knowing God’s love and the hope we have in Him.

As we enter Advent, we're reminded of its deep significance: the coming of Christ to a world in darkness. Isaiah foretold this hope 700 years before Jesus' birth. Advent isn't just tradition—it's a call to refocus on the true meaning of Christmas. In a season overshadowed by materialism, Advent redirects us to the miracle of the incarnation: God becoming man. It’s not just a story; it’s historical, doctrinal, and life-transforming.

This week, discover why Christmas is more than lights and gifts—it's an invitation to know God personally.

In this powerful message, we dive into the truth from Proverbs: "Those who refresh others will themselves be refreshed." As we prepare to bless a ministry in the Ivory Coast, which is dedicated to helping women trapped in sex trafficking, we explore how our generosity, compassion, and willingness to serve others lead to our own renewal and growth. Join us in this conversation about the impact of God's call to refresh those in need and the incredible work ahead in supporting this vital ministry. Watch, be inspired, and consider how you can be part of the movement to bring refreshment to others.

One of the beautiful truths of Scripture is that God designed us to live in community. Through Christ, we are not only reconciled to God but also united as one body, each part playing a vital role. Healthy relationships are foundational to living out the gospel, marked by love, encouragement, and forgiveness.


“For we were all baptized by one Spirit so as to form one body—whether Jews or Gentiles, slave or free—and we were all given the one Spirit to drink.” (1 Corinthians 12:13 NIV)


In today’s message, we explore how the Bible calls us to love, encourage, and forgive one another. Just as the early church grew stronger through these principles, we are invited to do the same, building a culture of unity and grace within the body of Christ.


How are your relationships reflecting the love of Christ?