For this week's sermon, Pastor Albert speaks on the church's problem of separating itself from the culture of the world. God meant for the church to engage culture, yet we have grown fearful of getting stained and dirty. God tells us that we shouldn't be afraid, for his grace and love are constantly cleansing and restoring us.

For this service, Pastor Michael shares a heartfelt message about who is the greatest in the eyes of God. It's counter-cultural to think that greatness is actually humility & weakness, but that's what Jesus means when He says the greatest in the kingdom of God is a little child. If we want to be great, then our hearts need to be in a place where it needs and cries out for the Lord like a child cries out for their parents.

For this week's service, guest speaker Tom Hughes of Christian Assembly speaks on the worth of humans in the eyes of God.

For the last installment of the Legacy of a Disciple series, pastor Albert delivers a heartfelt preaching about the hope we receive through Christ's death on the cross. On Calvary’s cross he took nails in his hands, & the blood that came streaming down paid the debt we could not pay. Through Jesus's loving sacrifice, we realize we were made for this fellowship, this oneness with God.

In this week's installment of the Legacy of a Disciple series, Pastor Albert speaks on what it means for God to make all things new. In for order for Him to make all things new, we need to give him all things, and that includes the good as well as the bad.

In this week's installment of the Legacy of A disciple series, Pastor delivers a powerful message on how the Lord works in our lives not just for our own benefit, but so that we can bless others as well.

In this week's installment of the Legacy of a Disciple series, Pastor Albert delivers a brutal yet inspiring preaching on giving God our most valuable resource- time. The problem with focusing heavily on ourselves and accumulating stuff is it causes us to ask questions like “how more can I get?”, and not “how much more can I give?” When we don’t reach out and love people, when we don’t step out and be the Christians God calls us to be, our silence fuels unbelief.

In this week's installment of the Legacy of a Disciple Series, Pastor Albert delivers a powerful message on the extent of God's love for us.   Christ died for our sins so that we might have a relationship with God and fully experience his love, but he never meant for us to keep it to ourselves. We can have all the faith and hope in the world, but if we don’t have love for God and God’s people, then we've missed the whole point.

For this week's service, Guest speaker Ray Johnston delivers an inspiring preaching on the power of hope. Discouragement is the anesthetic that the devil uses on a person just before he reaches in and carves out their heart, but staying in rooted in God's promises will give us the encouragement we need to conquer any circumstance.

For this service, Pastor Albert preaches an unforgettable message about the legacy of love we should leave behind as followers of Christ. The legacy that we want to leave is a legacy that’s devoted to loving God, but we should recognize that this love will create some uncomfortable situations for us. What would it mean for us to not resist the Holy Spirit, for our devotional to turn into a devoted heart to God, and for us to commit to surrendering all to him?