Renewal Church

This week, we continue our sermon series through the book of Ephesians with a message by Pastor Ulysses. In the passage today, Paul speaks to the Ephesians about how they should walk in light of what he already shared earlier in the letter. The text carries truth that we can also apply to our walk with other believers, outlining very important qualities that we as believers should strive for. In this message, Pastor Ulysses helps unpack these qualities, emphasizing the true goal behind them and the importance of acting them out in love.

Prayer is a remarkable privilege - the God who created the universe not only hears us but also cares deeply about our needs. In Ephesians 3, Paul brings this truth to life as he prays for the church to be strengthened by the Spirit and rooted in the immeasurable love of Christ. This week, Pastor Hori explores how prayer draws us closer to God and reminds us of the power He graciously makes available to us.

We often spend our lives trying to figure out the best path forward, but following God begins with a simple confession that He knows better than we do. In Ephesians 3, Paul reveals God’s plan to unite people from every nation through Jesus Christ and make them part of His work in the world. This week, Pastor Jonathan challenges us to surrender our own plans and embrace God’s greater purposes.

This Sunday we continue through Ephesians 2:11–22 where Pastor Ulysses reveals how Christ reconciled divided people to God and to one another. In this sermon we discover what it looks like to leave behind cliques and cultural barriers to embody the true, supernatural unity of God's family.

In this Sunday's message on Ephesians 2:1–10, Pastor Ulysses exposes the real spiritual battle believers fight against the world, the devil, and our own sinful flesh. We learn how through God's merciful intervention and grace, we can break the cycle of sin and empower us for a new trajectory.

This week, we continue the sermon series through the Book of Ephesians. This Sunday’s talk by pastor Ulysses continues the first chapter, which includes a prayer for the church for something that we can always benefit from regardless of where we are in our spiritual journey: knowing God more. This sermon unpacks Paul’s prayer, highlighting the key elements Paul longs for the Ephesians to recognize and how we today can also benefit from receiving it.

This week’s sermon kicks off a new series through the book of Ephesians, a letter written by Paul to the people of Ephesus. Today, pastor Ulysses walks us through Paul’s introduction in this letter, unpacking important truths Paul shares about our redemption. We can find from these verses joy and humility as we are reminded of the unconditional grace that brought us to such a magnificent inheritance.

God is always at work, but are we paying attention? In Psalm 111, the psalmist takes time to remember and proclaim the amazing works of God. This week, Pastor Jonathan explores the importance of looking for God’s work in our lives and how living on mission can open our eyes to the ways He is moving around us.

This Sunday we are blessed with a message from Pastor Ulysses from the Book of Psalms on the final song from the Sons of Korah. In this psalm, we witness how the pursuit of wealth as a means of security is foolish. You cannot take your earthly riches with you to the next life nor can it save you from death. But God alone can ransom us.

Do we place our security in the fragile walls of this world, or in the God who stands behind them? In this message on Psalm 48, Pastor Ulysses explores why God is far greater than any earthly fortress and how shifting our focus to Him changes everything.