Sermon of the Week

Pastor Benjamin brings a powerful message on repentance. True repentance isn’t just feeling sorry — it’s a transformation of the mind and heart, as we learn to walk in God's high ways and leave the low ways. . We bear the fruit of the Spirit, not the flesh, as we draw closer to God and learn to think His thoughts.

Pastor Fernando brings another timely word on discernment. In this season of shaking, we must grow in discernment so we are not deceived. Drawing on examples from Scripture, this sermon exposes the traps the enemy sets and the attitudes that ensnare us. We are called to be overcomers — earnestly contending for our faith and strengthening ourselves in the Lord.

Pastor Fernando delivers a timely sermon about the vital need for discernment. Prophecy is both important and real, but how can we distinguish truth from error? Through examples from both Scripture and modern life, he illustrates why we must continually pray for wisdom and discernment. There is a distinct line between the natural and spiritual realms. People may make mistakes in prophecy, so we must remain vigilant and discerning about what we hear. Solomon, given the chance to ask the Lord for anything, chose wisdom—a reminder that we all need it, and that the Holy Spirit is always available to give it.

Pastor Fernando challenges us to honor God’s promises above our present needs. We all wait for promises, sometimes for a long time. It’s important to focus on hope for the future, not just present problems. Hope—the happy anticipation of what’s coming—is the Devil's target. Without hope, it is hard to have faith. Don’t settle or compromise to make things happen your own way. If you’ve made mistakes, God can redeem them. Those holding onto God’s promises are more powerful than any giant, because with God, all things are possible!

Pastor Fernando delivered a powerful message entitled "What About Our Future?". He reminded us that God has already mapped out our future and prepared an inheritance for us. As the God of promise, He invites us to trust Him with our lives, rather than trying to figure things out on our own and making a mess in the process. God wants us to face our giants and realize that, with Him, we are more than conquerors. If we commit our future to the Lord, our plans will be established - and what we do now affects future generations!

Pastor Johnny delivered a powerful message on the cross and resurrection, reminding us of foundational truths. The cross was always Father’s plan—a testament to His love and desire for us to belong to His family. Jesus’s trust in the Father is evident in His words and actions, as He only spoke what the Father spoke and did what He saw the Father doing. God is near, not distant. Let’s stay focused on God’s purpose and not allow present challenges to distract us. We are created to do the impossible and reveal Heaven’s reality to the world around us.

Pastor Fernando brings a powerful word about being unshakable in the storm. We all face storms, and the Lord wants to train us to face things beyond our control. We can't allow fear to grip us, but must know he is in the boat with us. Remember the God of miracles - He will help you!

We have all experienced loss in various ways, and this week's message from Pastor Benjamin focuses on restoration. Through the stories of Job, David, and Elisha, we witness how loss can affect many areas—health, family, finances, inheritance, life, and so much more—but also how the Lord brings restoration. Sometimes, restoration may seem out of reach when we wait and hope for a long time, yet God is the restorer of dreams and the one who brings true renewal. We should ask the Lord, "What do you want to restore in my life that was stolen or lost?" We were created to know the Lord and to have fellowship with Him. While Satan comes to steal, kill, and destroy, God desires for us to have abundant life!

Pastor Fernando delivers a powerful word: The Last Revelation of Jesus. Jesus is revealed to us in many ways—He is the root of David, the bright and morning star, the voice of the bridegroom, and the water of life. The Lord is always with us, and even when we cannot see Him, He is working. We need to embrace Him; the Lord wants people to make things right and enter into the Kingdom of God. He is with us in the darkest places. Regardless of our past, present, or future, He can bring light to any place. Don’t allow the world and its problems to distract you from desiring and seeking God. Invite Him into your situation to bring healing, not only to you but to the nations.