As Christians, why is fasting important? In today's sermon, Pastor Ulysses teaches us that fasting is a type of earnest prayer to God. It is a way for us to call God to some area of our life that needs attention or repentance. It is also a demonstration of our humility to Him. Through the story of Naboth's Vineyard, we see this in action when a wicked King commits a terrible deed but is shown mercy when he fasts.

What is Christmas really about? Is it about all the gifts we give and receive? Is it about the time off from work? Or is it about just a general spirit of generosity and joy? The Bible tells us that it is about the greatest gift of God to humanity - Jesus Christ. Are we misunderstanding the true meaning of Christmas and its greatest gift Jesus like the political and religious leaders of His time? Then maybe this Christmas message by Pastor Ulysses from Matthew 2:1-15 will change your world upside down.

Pastor Ben Moore blesses us this Sunday with a guest sermon on the vital importance of singing in the Church. He teaches us that if we are to be true disciples of Christ, people that want to follow and be like Jesus, we need to sing. We can serve just by singing and lifting up others with our voice.

This Sunday we continue our series with the Book of John. During the Feast of Tabernacles, Jesus reveals to the crowd that He is the Light. That those that walk with Him, will not walk in darkness nor sin. Pastor Ulysses teaches us therefore we have a choice. To fully embrace Christ and let Him illuminate the world and reveal to us the sins we cling to. Or we can choose to remain in the darkness and let it take away our connection with God.

What are we pursuing for a sense of fulfillment — Is it from traveling abroad, financial stability, or professional achievement? As we progress through John 7, we learn that genuine fulfillment will only come from "drinking" the Holy Spirit, and will allow us to authentically make an impact here on earth.

This Sunday, we continue through John 7, where Jesus imparts lessons to both his disciples and the people of Judea. In the sermon, Pastor Ulysses underscores the significance of aligning our lives with God's timing rather than solely relying on our own plans. What does it truly entail to live a Kairos life, actively seeking God's guidance and faithfully carrying out his will?

Are we looking towards Jesus to provide us the simple comforts of this world or are we genuinely seeking to be fulfilled with what He has to offer? This Sunday, we continue John chapter 6, where we are challenged to live a life grounded in that which is eternal and not the "empty calories" of this world.