Sermon of the Week

We are called to manifest GOd's grace and truth on the earth and Pastor Fernando shares a powerful word on this subject. The Lord wants us to have revelation knowledge so that we can live in His fullness and Glory. To accomplish this, we must have intimacy with Him. THe question is do we yield to the culture of heaven or to our worries and fears? Sometimes we have to let go of something to receive something new. Jesus challenges us to live in the fullness of God and have union with Him.

Pastor Fernando shared a timely message about overcoming feeling stuck. Scripture reminds us the end is better than the beginning, and our inheritance in God is secure. Pastor Fernando offered five practical tools for navigating hard times. If we believe God’s promises, we must speak them—silence gives the enemy ground. Our mindset is a battleground that shapes our future.

The good news is that Jesus reigns—even in the midst of our enemies—and He is not stressed or shaken. He calls us to take heart, to partner with Him, and to walk confidently in His purpose. We are wired to hear His voice, and when we tune our hearts to Him, we can move forward with courage and faith.

Pastor Fernando shares a powerful message on overcoming abandonment and bitterness. Using Moses’ story, he shows how to keep your identity and walk in God’s purpose, even when life feels like a cycle of disappointment. Learn to process life in a way that makes you a conqueror, not someone who loses their purpose. You don’t have to let past rejection define your future. God wants to protect your future—if you will surrender your past.

Pastor Fernando delivered a powerful message in our ongoing Holy Spirit series, focusing on the symbol of wind—a representation of the Spirit’s mysterious, unseen power. Like the wind, you can’t see the Holy Spirit, but you can feel His effects.Throughout Scripture, the wind and breath of God illustrate how the Holy Spirit moves in power. Pastor Fernando reminded us that the wind of the Spirit is essential for a fruitful and abundant life.He shared two key elements that help us produce the fragrance of the Spirit in our lives and encouraged us that God often moves in the darkest moments, performing miracles when we least expect it.The wind of the Holy Spirit always comes to fill a vacuum—we must present our emptiness to Him and allow Him to blow, flow, and speak through us as we live out God's goodness with our families and in our daily lives.

On our 4th of July Sunday, Pastor Fernando shared a timely and powerful message titled: "Seeking the Welfare of Our Nation." Through both biblical and historical examples, he reminded us of the importance of remembering where we've come from—and considering where we, and the next generation, are headed. Each example pointed to a central truth: God desires for us to be free from the power of sin, and He calls us to stand on His promises. Even in the most difficult seasons, God speaks promise. And in those very seasons, we still have the power to influence the world around us. True freedom begins with a heart set free. Pastor Fernando also highlighted how many of our most remarkable historical heroes were young—yet they accomplished great things. Let’s rise up, stand strong for our next generation, and believe in the future heroes to come!

Pastor Angie shared a powerful and encouraging word reminding us that no matter the season we are in, God has a purpose for our lives. Her message centered on five key points:

Purpose – You were born with intention. God created you for something greater.

Preparation – Every season, even the hard ones, is part of God's preparation.

Provision – God will provide everything needed to fulfill His calling.

Protection – His hand is over you—trust in His covering.

Prayer – Stay connected to God; prayer is your lifeline to purpose.

If you’re walking through a tough season, remember Pastor Angie’s encouragement:"Stop grieving and start believing."

Our guest speaker, Pastor Larry Ihrig, delivered a powerful message on the importance of unity in the body of Christ. He challenged us to live lives marked by encouragement and unity and reminded us of our calling as believers. You’ll take home key insights about: Our responsibilities in fostering unity, and having the mind of Christ.

Pastor Fernando shares a vital message for everyone: Faith and Judgment. The book of Habakkuk reflects a time similar to our own, marked by anger and violence. You will hear three things we can do as we stand firm in these times: walk by faith and not what we see and hear. The enemy tries to undermine our hope, but our faith can unlock the door to God's grace.

Join us for a lively program of worship and songs on Go Texan Sunday. Pastor Fernando will deliver a powerful message about our interdependence as Texans, emphasizing how it allows us to unite during times of crisis. It’s time for the church to fight the good fight of faith. We must stand firm and contend for what God has promised, or it may not come to fruition. We can't back down in this battle; instead, we should focus on the future and stand for our families and their future with pure hearts. At times, it may seem like we're losing, but appearances can be deceiving. We must keep our hearts pure and not fall into the chaos the enemy throws in our way.

Juan Carlos speaks on the topic of seasons and how we should respond. Time and seasons change, and our response should be to discern this and be ready. Learn four things we must do to be sure we don't miss the season God is taking us through. We must give it to the Father and make the most of the time. Ask God what He is doing now and how I can be part of it. What do you want me to do? By doing this, we open ourselves to understand better and embrace the seasons of our lives.