How can we face the day of judgment with confidence instead of fear? In 1 John 4:17–18, Pastor Catlan explains that God’s perfected love produces assurance as it bears fruit in genuine believers. As we know and live out His mercy, generosity, and love, we understand His character more deeply and can rest in Christ without fear of punishment.

Is God’s love in you? In 1 John 4:16, Pastor Catlan explains that being “in” God is not about being inside a place, but being so saturated and enveloped by Him that His presence affects our entire lives. As we know and believe God’s love, that love bears recognizable fruit in us—becoming increasingly sacrificial, persistent, and unconditional toward others.

What is your faith based on? In this sermon on 1 John 4:13-15 Pastor Catlan unpacks a scriptural foundation for knowing that God is in us.

How should Christians share the gospel with a culture that rejects God? Pastor Spencer concludes this series by examining Paul’s message in Acts 17:24-31. Paul clearly presents God as Creator, Sustainer, Sovereign, and Seeker before calling everyone to repent and believe in Jesus or be judged. Faithful gospel witness must ultimately lead people to Jesus and the resurrection.

How can Christians connect with people who hold different beliefs without compromising the truth? Teaching from Acts 17:22-31, Pastor Spencer examines how Paul contextualized his message while still confronting the Athenians’ false worship. Paul reveals that their gods were too small and proclaims the one true God who created everything and can be personally known.

How should Christians respond to a culture filled with false beliefs and spiritual darkness? Preaching from Acts 17:16–18, Pastor Spencer examines Paul’s response to the idolatry of Athens. Rather than withdrawing in anger, believers should allow righteous concern to move them toward lost people, engaging them with compassion and boldly proclaiming Jesus and the resurrection.

What is a Christian’s responsibility after meeting Jesus? In Mark 5:1–20, Pastor Catlan examines Jesus’ deliverance of a tormented man and His command to return home and share the mercy he had received. Every believer is called to make Christ known, whether God sends us far away or keeps us among our own people.

How does Jesus satisfy the deepest hunger of the soul? In John 6:35–40, Pastor Catlan proclaims Jesus as the Bread of Life who gives true life, draws sinners to Himself, and never casts out those who come to Him. Because Christ sustains and raises His people, believers can rest in God’s sovereignty and live for the last day.

How is God’s love perfected in His people? In 1 John 4:11–12, Pastor Catlan shows that believers are truly beloved because Jesus gave Himself for us. God’s perfect love does not stop with us; it abides in us, is perfected in us, and moves us to love one another.

What is perfect love? In this sermon from 1 John 4:9–10, Pastor Catlan shows that God revealed His love by sending His only Son into our wicked world, giving eternal life through Him, and calling those who have tasted His love to sacrificially live for His glory.