We worshipped in the park and celebrated several baptisms. Take a listen to this essential word about being saved and being baptized. 

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We often use this expression when we’re in a crisis. We assume God won’t challenge us to grow beyond our comfort level. However, it’s the opposite. We have to experience discomfort as we develop. 

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We explore another overly used phrase that contradicts specific truths about our spiritual journey. Take a listen to understand the reality of stress/pressure as believers. 

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We explore another cliché that suggests God will give us whatever our heart desires to have. Join us in Psalm 37 as Pastor Khalid debunks and challenges the assumptions that are connected to this misused phrase. 

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We begin a new series that challenges us to think about spiritual clichés and how we use them so casually. Rather,  we should seek to understand what we’re actually saying when attempting to  justify and/or explain aspects of our spirituality. 

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We explore forgiveness. This term is used so loosely that we could devalue its significance or not truly understand its significance. Pastor Khalid teaches and reminds us about the various layers of forgiveness. 

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We explore the deeper meaning of David's words, "The Lord is my shepherd" in Psalm 23.  In order for us to be recipients of what our shepherd has to offer his sheep, we must give up control and be completely dependent on him.  

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We conclude this series with an exploration of Genesis 19. Pastor Khalid shares what we can expect when God has made it clear it’s time to move on. Most importantly, during the transition, don’t look back.  

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Jesus openly rebukes the religious leaders who are hypocrites in Matthew 23.  Please listen to this sermon as Pastor Khalid asks several questions that might suggest we might be pretending.  

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We all have a calling and a purpose.  Unfortunately, many of us spend more time and energy avoiding our purpose.  Joins us in Jonah 1:1-5 to learn about the consequences of resisting God's plan for our lives.  

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