In this week's message, Pastor Fernando gives a timely word as we enter into the Easter season and helps us remember all Jesus gave to us with his sacrifice on the cross. When Adam and Eve sinned, we lost our connection to heaven, but Jesus made it possible for us to reconnect again. Now, all believers are called to bring the Kingdom of God to the face of the earth. The Invisible in the Visible shows three areas in which we can bear the Father's image to those around us if we stayed focused on our relationship with the Father and don't try to control things ourselves.

In Sunday’s sermon, Benjamin Summers teaches a timely message on the power of generosity. Using Biblical illustrations of God's benevolent nature, he shows what we can accomplish when we take on our Fathers giving heart. Giving is a weapon we can use to fight darkness and bring in the light. There are so many ways we can share the love of Jesus with others, and it is needed in our world today!

Special Guest, Rita Springer, uses the life of David to bring a powerful word about destiny. David made his share of mistakes, yet we know him as a man after God’s heart. He received his calling early on and pushed through some the difficult seasons seeing it through to the end! We don’t have to fit into the expectations others have for our lives, but we need to learn to step into the unique call that God has placed on each of our lives.

In this week's message by special guest, Elizabeth Enlow, she shares a powerful message about being present in each season of life and being aware of what we communicate to those around us. Consider this: “I live to know the real Him and to make the real Him known." To make God known to others, we have to believe we have value ourselves, that we take Him seriously. Our Father wants to heal us and show us our worth, no matter our season.

In this week's message, Pastor Fernando shares an encouraging word about stewarding the life God has given us. Life is a process where we find His wisdom and learn to steward what He has entrusted to us. We must learn to treasure the process and not allow daily struggles to stress us. We don’t want to miss what God is doing, and He knows it ends well and wants us to be a part of the story.

In this week's sermon, Jamie Galloway brings an inspiring word about the Goodness of God. Many times we can simply take God's goodness for granted all while missing the profound beauty behind the statement: God is good. You may think you are in a mess right now, but God wants to turn it so that it becomes a message for others, and we become hosts of His goodness.

Pastor Fernando concludes his series on the keys to building a strong walk by addressing our need to learn to commit our heart to the truth without wavering. Our goal is to have a pure heart, clean conscience, and sincere faith while being willing to see our mistakes and then change. Sometimes the truth is inconvenient, but the truth will set us free. When we stay focused on seeking our Father, He will fight our battles, and a bright future lies ahead!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Fernando continues his teaching on the keys to building a strong walk. Our goal must be to set our hearts to seek after God. We need to ask God to position our heart to pursue His presence. Our Father wants us to have encounters with Him, but we have to be intentional, avoid distractions, and say yes to the one voice that matters!

Using the lives of Jesus and Jehoshaphat, Pastor Fernando's sermon about building a strong walk is powerful. Jehoshaphat started so well in his reign but did not end as well because of ungodly alliances. Jesus knew His purpose and assignment, and nothing could detour Him from this road. Learn the keys to having a spiritual walk that will make your latter days better than the former, always keeping in mind that our walk affects not only us but future generations as well.

The Sermon of the Week by Pastor Fernando, "Awareness of the Hour," is one everyone should hear. God wants us to triumph in life regardless of our circumstances, so that we can live abundantly. Jesus was very aware of his assignment, and He learned to live a life of freedom. The enemy couldn’t touch Jesus and had no power over him. We can learn from his example and know  the only way the devil can hinder us is if we stop walking with God. It is time to get tuned in and be aware.