We are thankful to God and you for the blessing The Northeast Community Park is in our neighborhood. In Luke 17:11-19, we see gratitude as response to the first move of Jesus when he healed the lepers. Pastor Alan examines the passage and we learn that unexpressed gratitude is perceived ingratitude.

Pastor Alan focuses on how Christians can stand firm in their identity against the devil's deception. He points us to Paul's ministry in Ephesus, a city known for magic underscores the importance of knowing and living confidently in one's identity in Christ.

Pastor Alan emphasizes the importance of understanding and living out of the identity that God has given us, as outlined in the book of Ephesians. It highlights how our identity in Christ shapes our worldview and serves as protection against the enemy’s attacks, who often targets our sense of self. Ephesians 6 also discusses the “armor of God”, describing it as God’s protection given to believers to stand firm against the devil’s schemes.

Pastor Alan emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing one's identity in Christ, especially in the face of the devil's attacks. The concept of spiritual warfare, focusing on Ephesians 6 and the armor of God, which believers are encouraged to “put on" as their defense against the devil's strategies. The message underlines that the devil is real, powerful, and relentless, but he is not equal to God. By understanding and living out their God-given identity, Christians can stand firm against these spiritual attacks.

Pastor Alan goes deeper into the internal battle against the sinful nature, stressing that it’s not just external forces like the world or Satan but also our own flesh that can lead us astray.

This week, Pastor Alan takes on the next adversary in our battle for identity—the world. Discover how the patterns and philosophies around us seek to pull us away from our true selves in Christ, and learn how to say, "Not today, World!” with confidence. Buckle up; this one's a roller coaster through Ephesians that you won't want to miss.

Pastor Alan exposes a grand conspiracy against our souls in his first week back. Three enemies are working tirelessly to undermine our identity. But God's mercy and love are far greater. In this message, we dive into Ephesians to equip ourselves to stand firm in our identity in Christ and confidently say, 'Not today, Satan!’.

Rev Jason Sprinkel looks at 2 Kings 5, giving a vantage point from the servant Gehazi.

Rev. Mark Entzminger shares how John the Baptist's experience with Jesus teaches us to trust God even when things are unpredictable. Discover how to let go of your preferences and find peace in God's greater plan.

Pastor Daniela shares the importance of living a life valuing Jesus and not allowing the world to corrupt our standards. We need spiritual fathers and mothers to rise up and mentor the next generation.