In John 20:24-29, we see Thomas wrestle with doubt after the resurrection of Jesus. His story reminds us that death and disappointment can cause us to question what we once believed, but Jesus meets us in our doubts with grace, not shame. Even when the doors are locked (physically or emotionally), Jesus enters, speaks peace, and invites us to trust again. The good news of Easter is this: Jesus is alive and He still meets us where we are. He’s not afraid of our doubts or our closed-off places. He steps into rooms filled with fear and speaks life. Even in our uncertainty, He calls us to trust Him and experience the hope only the Resurrection can bring.

Russell Tolentino

Sunday April 20, 2025 Live at 6:00 PM

In John 20:24-29, we see Thomas wrestle with doubt after the resurrection of Jesus. His story reminds us that death and disappointment can cause us to question what we once believed, but Jesus meets us in our doubts with grace, not shame. Even when the doors are locked (physically or emotionally), Jesus enters, speaks peace, and invites us to trust again. The good news of Easter is this: Jesus is alive and He still meets us where we are. He’s not afraid of our doubts or our closed-off places. He steps into rooms filled with fear and speaks life. Even in our uncertainty, He calls us to trust Him and experience the hope only the Resurrection can bring.Billy LileSunday, April 20, 2025 Live at 8:30 AM

In John 20:24-29, we see Thomas wrestle with doubt after the resurrection of Jesus. His story reminds us that death and disappointment can cause us to question what we once believed, but Jesus meets us in our doubts with grace, not shame. Even when the doors are locked (physically or emotionally), Jesus enters, speaks peace, and invites us to trust again. The good news of Easter is this: Jesus is alive and He still meets us where we are. He’s not afraid of our doubts or our closed-off places. He steps into rooms filled with fear and speaks life. Even in our uncertainty, He calls us to trust Him and experience the hope only the Resurrection can bring.

Kalae George

Friday April 18, 2025 Live at 5:30 PM

The tenth commandment warns against coveting someone else’s spouse or possessions. Coveting is a heart desire for something or someone that we cannot righteously have which leads to discontentment, dishonesty, adultery, and even murder.

Russell Tolentino

Sunday, April 13, 2025 Live at 6:00 PM

The tenth commandment warns against coveting someone else’s spouse or possessions. Coveting is a heart desire for something or someone that we cannot righteously have which leads to discontentment, dishonesty, adultery, and even murder.Billy LileSunday, April 13, 2025 Live at 9:15 AM

The tenth commandment warns against coveting someone else’s spouse or possessions. Coveting is a heart desire for something or someone that we cannot righteously have which leads to discontentment, dishonesty, adultery, and even murder.

Kalae GeorgeFriday, April 11, 2025 Live at 7:00 PM

God’s commandments not to steal or lie are not just about behavior—they’re about shaping a community of trust, generosity, and truth. These commands protect relationships, promote justice, and call us to reflect God’s character. When we steal, we say God hasn’t given us enough. When we lie, we say God can’t be trusted with the truth. But Jesus invites us to live differently—with open hands and honest hearts.

Vien Laureta

Sunday April 6, 2025 Live at 6:00 PM

God’s commandments not to steal or lie are not just about behavior—they’re about shaping a community of trust, generosity, and truth. These commands protect relationships, promote justice, and call us to reflect God’s character. When we steal, we say God hasn’t given us enough. When we lie, we say God can’t be trusted with the truth. But Jesus invites us to live differently—with open hands and honest hearts.

Pastor Kalae George

Sunday, April 6, 2025 Live at 9:15 AM

God’s commandments not to steal or lie are not just about behavior—they’re about shaping a community of trust, generosity, and truth. These commands protect relationships, promote justice, and call us to reflect God’s character. When we steal, we say God hasn’t given us enough. When we lie, we say God can’t be trusted with the truth. But Jesus invites us to live differently—with open hands and honest hearts.

Pastor Wade Inn

Friday April 6, 2025 Live at 7:00 PM

God gave us the command to not murder nor commit adultery to protect what He values most—people, relationships, and the condition of our hearts. These commands are not just about avoiding wrong but about cultivating love, trust, and spiritual wholeness. Jesus takes them further by showing that sin begins within—anger leads to destruction, and lust breaks covenant long before actions do. That’s why we’re called to guard our hearts. When our hearts are healthy and surrendered to God, we build lives that honor Him and reflect His love.

Edwin Izumigawa

Sunday March 30, 2025 Live at 6:00 PM