Are you leaning more into the truth of Jesus or the truth of the world?

This Sunday, Pastor Filmore reminded us that if we're not walking in the light of Christ, we risk being deceived. John's words encourage us to follow God and walk away from darkness, knowing that as Christians, there is no morally neutral ground. We're either being drawn closer to Jesus or pulled away from Him.

Scripture tells us that Jesus is the light—not one of many, but the ultimate source of good, truth, and life. In a world that often exalts self and confuses darkness for light, we're reminded that our hearts are not meant to be worshiped but led. The same God who spoke light into existence in Genesis now speaks through His Word to illuminate our lives.

This week, will you let God's truth guide your heart instead of worshiping your own desires?

Scripture References

• John 8:12
• Luke 11:35
• Proverbs 14:12
• 2 Corinthians 4:4
• Isaiah 5:20
• John 1:5

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When everything feels shaky, the joy of the Lord stands firm and becomes your strength.

This Sunday, Pastor Roy reminded us that our true strength comes not from ourselves but from God. In moments of doubt, anxiety, and trial, we are called to lift our eyes from our circumstances and fix them on the source of our strength.

Drawing from Nehemiah, we're reminded that the joy of the Lord is not temporary; it is everlasting. It is our anchor and compass in the hardest moments. We are emboldened with the courage to keep going and the strength to stand firm. As we learn to trust Him more deeply, we gain more than peace of mind.

This week, how will you respond to the strength and joy God freely offers?

Scripture References

• Nehemiah 8:10
• Philippians 4:6–7
• James 1:2–3

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After Easter, we're reminded that the story doesn't end at the empty tomb — it begins with a person: Jesus.

This week, Pastor Filmore kicks off our new series Jesus and ____ by focusing on our deep longing for fulfillment. In environments filled with temporary successes and fleeting pleasures, Jesus offers something greater: Himself.

When He says, "I am the Bread of Life," He's not just giving advice — He's inviting us to feast on the only sustenance that truly satisfies. What if your restlessness isn't a problem to fix, but a hunger pointing you home? What if the fullness you're searching for is found, not in what Jesus can give, but in who He is?

Jesus doesn't just offer us bread for the journey; He is the Bread of Life, the only one who can satisfy what our souls are seeking.

The table is set. As we begin this new season, we're invited to stop chasing what spoils and to find our fulfillment in Him.

Scripture References:

• Exodus 3:14
• John 6:25–35
• Ecclesiastes 2:4, 8, 10
• Ecclesiastes 3:11
• Luke 17
• Psalm 16:11

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The grave has been defeated. Sin has been paid in full. What will you do with this renewed gift?

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Filmore invited us to remember and behold the resurrection.

Jesus didn't rise from the dead to make bad people good, but to bring dead people to life. And that same Spirit that raised Him now lives in us ready to give us power to overcome fear, addiction, shame, and doubt.

The resurrection gives us a new hope that everything broken will one day be restored, and every wrong made right.

This Easter we are reminded that we can't live in the in-between. We must decide that Jesus is either Lord of all or not Lord at all.

The question isn't just "Did He rise?" It's "What will you do because He did?"

Scripture References

• Matthew 28:1–7, 17
• John 19:25
• Romans 6:4
• 1 Corinthians 15:3–7, 14, 17, 20, 55
• Ephesians 1:19–20

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Happy Easter weekend from our Onechurch family!

Is your peace only as strong as your circumstances?

This Palm Sunday, Pastor Levi reminds us that the peace Jesus offers isn't shaken by shifting seasons or unmet expectations. It is built on His unwavering presence and mercy. We are taken through the chapter of Luke where Jesus enters the city of Jerusalem the crowd cries "Hosanna" and then days later are seen chanting "Crucify Him"

Too often, we tie peace to external outcomes; answered prayers, success, comfort, or control. But when things shift, so does our sense of stability.

Jesus wept over a city that missed what He came to give: not temporary relief, but deep, lasting, internal peace. Not peace that depends on circumstances, but peace that anchors the soul.

As we navigate through this Holy week ask yourself, Have I settled for a fragile peace? The Bible reminds us in Isaiah 26 that He will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are fixed on Him. When your peace is found in Jesus, you'll find the courage to stand firm and embrace what comes.

Scripture References

• Matthew 5:9
• Luke 19:28–44
• John 12:13
• Zechariah 14
• Isaiah 10:27
• Psalm 121
• Isaiah 26:3
• John 14:27

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Are you living in entitlement or in gratitude?

In the final week of our Soul Care series, Pastor Filmore uses the story in Luke to remind us that living with gratitude brings not only healing for our circumstances but restoration for our souls. As Christians who are growing in our walk with God, it's easy to forget the grace we've been given. When we receive blessings and answers to our prayers, we can unknowingly shift from relying on the source -- Jesus -- to feeling entitled to the outcome we desire.

Scripture on the other hand teaches every gift we receive is meant to bring us closer to Him, not farther away.

This week, take intentional moments to express gratitude for God's goodness loudly and intentionally. Reflect on the blessings in your life and let them draw you back to Jesus. Make gratitude a priority, and let your heart return to the feet of the One who has given it all.

Scripture References:

• 1 Thessalonians 5:18
• Luke 17: 11-19
• Isaiah 53:5
• Psalm 103:2
• Philippians 4:6-7

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Are you carrying wounds that still feel sensitive, shaping how you react to the world around you?

This week, in the fifth message of our Soul Care series, Pastor Filmore Bouldes unpacks the power of healing from soul wounds. Too often, we carry pain from the past — whether from family, friendships, failures, or even our own choices — that affects how we live today. When left unhealed, these wounds turn everyday life into a trigger, keeping us stuck in cycles of bitterness, anxiety, or insecurity.

But there is good news: Jesus doesn't just forgive — He heals. Healing isn't about pretending the pain never happened; it's about seeing your story through the redemptive power of Christ. Pastor Filmore reminds us that healing occurs in proximity to Jesus, in partnership with Him, and through a process that takes time. It requires us to take action, let go of lies we've believed, and trust God with the journey.

Your past doesn't have to define your future. Jesus invites you to receive healing, to break free, and to live in the fullness of His love.

Scripture References:

• Psalm 147:3
• John 15:5
• Isaiah 53:4-5
• 2 Corinthians 10:5
• John 8:36
• Psalm 139:14
• Hebrews 4:15
• Romans 8:1
• Mark 2:11
• Mark 5:30-34
• John 15:1-5
• Mark 8:22-25

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Are you living in authentic joy or been finding yourself within unhealthy cycles?

This week, in our Soul Care series, Pastor Filmore Bouldes challenges us to break free from sin cycles and build a game plan for victory. Through God's grace, we are empowered to live beyond the destructive patterns that hold us back. Pastor Filmore reminds us that the battle is not just about willpower, but about walking in the victory Jesus has already secured through His death, resurrection, and the gift of the Holy Spirit.

This message offers practical steps to help us overcome sin and expect victory because of the strength that is already in us through Christ. The fight is not in vain—it's a fight from victory, not for it.

Take action today. Know who you are in Christ, and stand firm in the power of Jesus—because in Him, you are more than a conqueror.

Scripture References:

• Romans 6:14
• Romans 6:6-7
• 1 Peter 2:11
• Philippians 3:20
• Matthew 5:27-30
• 1 Corinthians 10:13
• 1 John 4:4
• Colossians 3:1-10
• Romans 6:11-14

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Is your soul healthy? Are you tapping into the healing power of repentance? This week, continuing our Soul Care series, Pastor Filmore Bouldes explores the sickness of the soul and how we can find true healing in Jesus.

In a world that tells us we're fine just as we are, Jesus calls us to something greater—a life aligned with Him because we are made for so much more. Repentance, often misunderstood, is not about appeasing God but about realigning our hearts with His. Pastor Filmore reminds us that hidden sins—those things we often justify—can accumulate and damage our souls.

We are reminded that repentance isn't a burden; it's an invitation to freedom and restoration. It's about turning away from the world and leaning into God's heart, where true healing begins.

Join us as we explore how the ongoing practice of repentance leads to peace, renewal, and embracing God's grace.

Scripture References:

• John 3:19
• James 1:14-15
• Mark 2:17
• Matthew 4:1-11, 17
• Acts 3:19
• 1 John 1: 5-9
• Galatians 6:8
• 2 Corinthians 7:10
• Psalm 51:4
• Ezekiel 36:26
• Psalm 51:17
• Psalm 32:3-4
• James 5:16
• Proverbs 28:13
• Luke 15:17-24
• Romans 8:1

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