Have you ever felt like you've failed too big or fallen too hard to bounce back? In this message, we look at how Peter's story reminds us that failure isn’t final—and with humility, prayer, and God’s grace, you can rise again and walk in the purpose He’s prepared for you.

Judas’ life is a cautionary tale of being near Jesus but never truly knowing Him. His story warns us about the dangers of selfish ambition, unrepentant sin, and resisting God’s grace—reminding us that failure doesn’t separate us from God, but refusing to turn to Him does.

In the days before the cross, Jesus encountered many—some who betrayed Him, some who denied Him, and one who worshiped Him with everything she had. Mary's extravagant worship challenges us to examine our hearts and ask: How can we honor Jesus with our lives today?

Fresh Wind is a monthly night of prayer focused on growing together in prayer and pursuing God’s presence. This is an opportunity to seek Him, lift our voices in worship, and experience His renewing power as a church family.

Dr. Alex Himaya shared his testimony, reminding us that we overcome through the blood of the Lamb and our testimony. His message encouraged us that despite life's uncertainties, we can stand confident in Christ's victory.

Life moves quickly, like sand slipping through an hourglass, and every moment is valuable. In 1 Peter, we’re encouraged to live with purpose—thinking clearly, praying faithfully, and loving others well—making the most of the time we have.

God’s mission has always been global, and as a church, we’re called to be part of it—multiplying, sending, and sharing the Gospel wherever we go. Whether in our city or across the world, we’re not just growing in numbers; we’re stepping into God’s plan to reach all people.

Powerful prayer begins with a heart that is willing to forgive. When we choose forgiveness, we open our hearts to God's grace, allowing His healing, freedom, and deeper connection to transform our lives.

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Join us each Wednesday night during February for a time of worship and prayer. Together, we will rest in God’s presence, learning to seek Him and be shaped by His Spirit.

Prayer isn’t about getting what we want—it’s about trusting God’s will, timing, and plan. Mark 11 teaches us what it means to pray with faith that surrenders, not controls.