In this week’s message from our Holy Habits series, Pastor B, devolves into 2 Timothy 3:10-17 to walk believers through how to study the Bible. He presents a six-step method—prayer, careful reading, understanding context, applying timeless truths, personal reflection, and prayer—to strengthen faith and combat declining biblical literacy. Ultimately, he calls on believers to build a resilient, Christ-centered life rooted in God’s Word.

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In this week’s message from our Holy Habits series, volunteer leader Alex dives into The Habit of Sharing Faith, drawing from John 4:7-29. Jesus chose to spread His message through us, yet many of us hesitate—feeling ill-equipped, afraid of rejection, or too busy to bring it up. But as Alex reminds us, the gospel is for all people. Just like Jesus engaged with the Samaritan woman, we are called to step beyond our comfort zones, find common ground, and speak truth in love. He encourages us to shift conversations from the physical to the spiritual, answering the deep questions our culture is asking—Who am I? Why am I here? What is true success? Ultimately, sharing our testimony, just like the woman at the well, carries urgency and power. Jesus does the heavy lifting—our job is simply to tell others about Him. The harvest is now—who will you share with today?

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In this episode, Pastor B continues the series Holy Habits. In this message he explores the habit of worship from Revelation 4 to reveal what true worship looks like and why it matters. Worship is not about including God in our lives—it’s about exalting Him above all. When we truly see God for who He is, we can’t help but bow in reverence and give Him the worship He alone deserves.

Key Takeaways:

Worship Begins with a Revelation of Who God Is (Revelation 4:1-3)

Worship Is Responding to that Revelation

Worship Is Surrender (Revelation 4:10-11)

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In a culture obsessed with productivity, we often find ourselves trapped in an endless cycle of work, anxiety, and exhaustion. But what if the answer to our restlessness has been right in front of us all along? In this episode, Pastor B unpacks the command of Sabbath in Exodus 20:8-11, revealing rest not as a burden, but as a divine gift designed for our well-being.

Key Takeaways:

Rest is Worship & Witness (Exodus 20:9-10)

Rest is a Blessing, Not a Burden (Exodus 20:11)

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In this week’s sermon, Pastor B continues the Holy Habits series with Part 2 of “The Habit of Fighting,” diving into Ephesians 6:10-20. This message emphasizes that fighting is an essential part of living out our faith, rooted in the spiritual discipline of prayer and dependence on God’s strength. Pastor B revisits key points from last week, highlighting how believers are empowered and equipped by God to stand firm against the schemes of the devil. He unpacks the armor of God, revealing its Old Testament origins and its significance for daily spiritual battles. Each piece—the belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, shoes of gospel peace, shield of faith, helmet of salvation, and sword of the Spirit—is a practical way to live out the gospel. Pastor B reminds us to fight with prayer, resist the enemy, and stand firm, trusting in the victory we have in Christ. For those who don’t know God, the invitation is clear: surrender to King Jesus, who offers protection, power, and eternal victory through His sacrifice.

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In his powerful message, "Habit of Fighting from the series Holy Habits, Pastor B reminds believers that the moment they accept Christ, they step into a spiritual war against a formidable enemy—Satan and his schemes. However, this battle is not fought with physical strength but through God’s power and spiritual armor. Drawing from Ephesians 6, Pastor B emphasizes the need to rely on God’s strength, embrace the full armor of God, and recognize the subtle and calculated strategies of the enemy, such as deception, distraction, division, and discouragement. With vivid illustrations and biblical truths, he encourages believers to stand firm in the victory already secured by Christ, not fighting for victory but from victory. This inspiring message challenges Christians to embrace their spiritual identity, depend on God’s strength, and engage the fight with confidence, knowing that "if God is for us, who can be against us" (Romans 8:31)

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In Habit of Fasting, Pastor B unpacks the spiritual discipline of fasting, emphasizing its significance in drawing closer to God and deepening our dependence on Him. . Drawing from Matthew 6:16-18, he highlights how Jesus assumed His followers would fast and how the practice helps believers refocus on God’s presence and power. Addressing common objections and cultural misconceptions, Pastor B reminds listeners that fasting isn’t about public recognition but about seeking God’s face with pure motives. This sermon explores the what happens when we fast, and the rewards of fasting:

Tune in for a transformative teaching on aligning your heart with God through the practice of fasting.

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In Rooted in Christ, Pastor B explores what it means to fully depend on Jesus in a world filled with deception, drawing from Colossians 2:1-7. Just as Corrie ten Boom said, “You may never know that Jesus is all you need until Jesus is all you have,” this sermon calls believers to anchor their lives in Christ. Faced with false teachings, cultural pressures, and pagan practices, the Colossians were encouraged to hold fast to their faith. Pastor B highlights Paul’s encouragement to remain deeply rooted in Christ, totally depending on the Christ, growing in faith, overflowing with gratitude, and discerning truth from lies.

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In this inspiring message, Pastor B unpacks the qualities of the perfect leader we all long for, as revealed in Isaiah 11:1-5. Through the prophetic vision of a King from the lineage of David, we discover Jesus—the righteous ruler who embodies wisdom, justice, and compassion. Unlike flawed earthly leaders, Jesus rules with the power of the Holy Spirit, bringing fairness to the marginalized, truth to the deceived, and restoration to a broken world. This sermon invites us to find hope in Christ, the King who relates to all people, governs with divine insight, and will ultimately establish a kingdom of peace and righteousness. Join us as we explore why Jesus is the leader our hearts have always desired.

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In today’s message Alex Sezer, volunteer leader at Salt City, delves into Isaiah 9:1-7 to help believers understand the meaning of Christ arrival and how it brings hope to us today.

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