In this episode, Pastor Jesus leads a study through Philippians 2, inviting us into the beauty of humility and unity found in Christ. He teaches that true humility is not something we strive to produce, but the natural overflow of our union with Jesus. As we look beyond our own interests to serve others, we’re reminded that our security in Christ frees us from the need for recognition. The session concludes with an encouragement to live this out through simple acts of love, kindness, and connection—sharing God’s heart with those around us.

In this episode, Pastor Jesus leads us through Philippians 1:27–30, calling us to live lives worthy of the gospel of Christ. He teaches that this way of living reflects heaven’s values—marked by unity, courage, and even shared suffering, which he presents as a gift of grace. Pastor Jesus reminds us that our identity in Christ empowers us to walk this out, even in the face of opposition or hardship. The session closes with communion and a reassurance of God’s faithfulness to carry us through every circumstance we encounter.

In this episode, Pastor Jesus opens with gratitude and encouragement for continued spiritual commitment as the group remains in the book of Philippians. Teaching from Philippians 1:19–26, he delivers a powerful message on the freedom that comes from living for Christ rather than personal comfort, success, or self-preservation. Pastor Jesus invites us to embrace a life where Christ is the center of every decision, calling us to live out this truth through our words, actions, and everyday choices as a visible expression of the gospel.

In this episode, Pastor Jesus leads us into the book of Philippians, highlighting joy, love, and spiritual growth that remain steady regardless of circumstances. Drawing from Paul’s letter, he reminds us that true joy doesn’t come from controlling outcomes but from union with Christ. The teaching centers on living from inward alignment rather than outward performance, inviting us into a posture of rest, trust, and faith. The session closes with prayer and reflection, along with an encouragement to share the message with others and gather together in upcoming church services as we continue walking in this joy-filled life with Jesus.

In this opening prayer call of 2026, Pastor Jesus marks the beginning of a 31-day season of corporate prayer and fasting. He emphasizes that the heart of this consecration is not outcomes or performance, but a deeper relationship with the Lord. As the group prepares to continue their Bible study tradition—transitioning from Ephesians into Philippians—Pastor Jesus highlights the role of prayer, communion, and shared devotion in shaping a Christ-centered life. The session concludes with a New Year’s prayer focused on pursuing God’s presence above striving, inviting us to step into the year anchored in intimacy with Him rather than personal achievement.

In this final prayer call of 2025, Pastor Jesus invites the group to reflect on all the Lord has done throughout the year. Participants share powerful testimonies of how daily Scripture and prayer have deepened their understanding, strengthened their identity in Christ, and equipped them to share their faith with confidence. Voices like Cam, Zeke, Veronica, and Jacob testify to real transformation shaped by consistency in the Word and presence with Jesus. Pastor Jesus encourages everyone to continue seeking the Lord daily even as the prayer calls conclude, and invites the group to gather for the upcoming Christmas service, where he will teach on Jesus as the fulfillment of prophecy. The session closes with gratitude, celebration, and encouragement for the spiritual growth God has brought forth over the year.

In this episode, Pastor Jesus reflects on Jesus’ sacrifice and kingship before continuing the teaching on spiritual armor from Ephesians 6. He explains how the armor of God is not something we strive to put on, but a lived reality that flows from our identity in Christ—truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and the Word shaping how we stand. Pastor Jesus also shares reflections from leading the prayer calls and points ahead to the next gathering, which will focus on testimonies. The session closes with practical instructions for staying connected and a reminder to remain grounded, clothed, and confident in Christ.

In this episode, Pastor Jesus teaches from Ephesians 6, reframing spiritual warfare as standing firm in our identity in Christ rather than striving against external enemies. He emphasizes that our strength flows from union with Jesus—not personal effort—and explains that the armor of God represents living from who we already are in Him. The message closes with a call to recognize our inherent strength in Christ, encouraging us to remain confident and steady in spiritual victory regardless of circumstances, rooted in our position in Him.

In this episode, Pastor Jesus brings the Ephesians series to a close by focusing on the heart as the source of true spiritual growth. He teaches that life flows from what the heart knows, reminding us that the Lord looks beyond outward actions to the sincerity of our inner life. Pastor Jesus encourages serving with joy rather than striving, emphasizing that genuine transformation begins within, not with behavior alone. The session concludes with an invitation to seek the presence of Jesus in our hearts and to let our lives reflect the inner work He is doing in us.

In this episode, Pastor Jesus walks us through the flow of Ephesians, showing how the letter moves from personal identity and conduct into marriage, family, and ultimately spiritual victory in Christ. He focuses on the call to honor parents, the responsibility of obedience, and the distinct yet complementary roles of fathers and mothers in shaping their children through discipline rooted in love. Pastor Jesus emphasizes that a Spirit-filled life must be evident at home—where healthy marriages and families become the foundation for a unified and thriving Church. The session concludes with prayer, blessing homes and families to reflect Christ’s life, order, and peace.