Title: Does the Jewish Bible Point to Jesus?

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This message explores the powerful mission and message behind “Jews for Jesus,” highlighting God’s ongoing love and redemptive plan for the Jewish people. Rooted in Scripture, it reveals how Jesus is the promised Messiah and how the Gospel first came to the Jews—and continues to reach all people today.

Through themes of faith and redemption, this message dives into what it means to trust God in every season—embracing faith in the midst of doubt, faith in the midst of suffering, and ultimately a faith that triumphs. It also unpacks the prophetic picture of Christ as the Servant, focusing on the appearance of the Servant, the agony of the Servant, and the accomplishment of the Servant through His sacrifice.

In the end, we are reminded of the ultimate victory found in Jesus—where death is swallowed up in victory and hope is secured forever.

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Takeaway: God’s plan has always included both Jew and Gentile—so we are called to live by faith, trust Christ in every circumstance, and share His victory with love, humility, and conviction.

Title: Why we celebrate Easter

Easter changes everything.

In John 11, Jesus stands in front of a tomb and calls Lazarus from death to life. That miracle points to the greater truth of Easter: Jesus did not come just to make life better. He came to make dead people alive.

If you’ve ever felt disappointed, stuck, empty, ashamed, or like God did not show up the way you expected, this message is for you. Jesus is not just powerful. He is the resurrection and the life. Because He died and rose again, there is hope, freedom, and new life today.

Jesus makes dead things alive.

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I Believe in Jesus’ Return | Matthew 25:31–46

What you believe about the future shapes how you live today.

In this message, we explore a powerful truth from Matthew 25:31–46:

Jesus is coming back—and His return leads to a real moment with a real Judge.

Jesus’ return means your life is headed toward a real moment with a real Judge.

In this teaching, we unpack:

This passage reminds us that faith is not just something we say—it’s something that shows. The grace we receive from Jesus should leave visible evidence in how we live, love, and serve others.

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“I Believe in Prayer” -  James 5:16-18

What are the characteristics that make for effective, powerful prayer?

Purity- Psalm 66:18

Reliance-Hebrews 11:6

Adoration- Matthew 6:9; Psalm 34:1-3

Yielding- I John 5:14,15

Endurance- Colossians 4:12; Ephesians 6:12

Relationship- Psalm 63

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Seek to set aside time every day to pray and read the Bible. Begin to focus your prayer time on your relationship with God and not just getting your prayers answered.

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I Believe in the Resurrection

Description: Most people treat the resurrection like an Easter tradition. Paul calls it “of first importance.”

In this message from 1 Corinthians 15:3–8, we walk through the claim that changed everything about everything: Jesus didn’t just die—He was buried, and on the third day He rose again. And Paul doesn’t present it as a private spiritual experience. He names witnesses, points to Scripture, and lays down a challenge: if the resurrection is real, it changes what you believe, what you value, and how you live.

We also address common objections and “alternate theories” people use to avoid the resurrection, and we’ll look at why the early church was willing to stake everything on this event.

If you’ve ever wondered whether the resurrection is historically credible—or if you’ve believed it but don’t live like it matters—don’t miss this message.

The final takeaway will force one question: If Jesus rose, what does that mean for you today?

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Hell is one of the most avoided topics in the church and one of the most misunderstood topics in culture. But Jesus talked about it clearly, not to manipulate people with fear, but to warn us with love and tell us the truth about eternity.

In this message, we look at what the Bible actually teaches about hell, why a just God must deal with evil, and why the reality of judgment makes the cross of Christ so powerful. Hell is not a punchline or a metaphor for a hard life. It is the sobering reality of separation from God for those who reject Him.

You’ll also see why the gospel is not merely “try harder,” but God’s rescue mission through Jesus. This message is meant to bring clarity, awaken urgency, and point you to the hope we have in Christ.

If you’ve ever wrestled with questions like “How could a loving God allow hell?” or “What did Jesus mean when He warned about judgment?” this message is for you.

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Are you a sinner… or a saint?

In this message from our Apostles’ Creed series, we look at the powerful line: “Suffered under Pontius Pilate, crucified, died, and buried.” This isn’t just history — it’s identity.

When Jesus went to the cross, He didn’t just forgive your sin. He redefined who you are. Walking through Isaiah 53, 2 Corinthians 5, and the trial before Pilate, we explore how the cross proves Jesus is real, sin is serious, and grace is greater. If you are in Christ, you are no longer defined by your past, your shame, or your failures — you are defined by what Jesus has done.

Identity precedes activity.

Watch and discover how the death of Jesus reshapes your life today,.

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