What if tomorrow isn’t promised?

Jesus makes it clear—there is a window to respond… but it won’t stay open forever.

This isn’t about fear—it’s about urgency. It’s about choosing to follow Him today.

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Don’t wait for another moment. Respond now.

Not every path leads where you think it does.

Jesus said there are only two roads—one wide and easy, the other narrow and leading to life. Many walk one… few choose the other. Which one are you on?

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Don’t just watch—take a moment to examine your direction.

Join us as we gather to celebrate Resurrection Sunday! Let’s come together in worship, reflection, and joy as we honor the sacrifice and triumph of our Savior. Don’t miss this special time of praise and fellowship. See you there! #ResurrectionSunday #WorshipTogether

The Shape of True Worship

Worship isn’t just about what we do—it’s about who we become.

Today we’re looking at how Jesus modeled humility, service, and obedience—and what that means for us.

Don’t just admire Jesus—imitate Him.

As we conclude our series, Romans 12:20–21 shows us how worship empowers us to overcome evil through the power of good. This message invites us to live counterculturally as a witness of God’s light in the world.

Main Idea:

Worship overcomes the world’s evil by the surprising power of good.

Application:

Live counterculturally, defeating darkness with God’s light.

Speaker: Lead Pastor Antonio Thomas | Romans 12:20–21

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Living Worship: Romans 12 — Leave Room for God

Romans 12:17–19 calls us to trust God with justice instead of taking matters into our own hands. This week, we’ll learn how surrendering control becomes an act of worship rooted in faith.

Main Idea:

Worship refuses retaliation and entrusts justice to God.

Application:

Resist vengeance—trust God’s justice while doing good.

Speaker: Lead Pastor Antonio Thomas | Romans 12:17–19

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Romans 12:14–16 teaches us that worship reshapes how we respond to opposition. Instead of retaliation, God calls us to humility, unity, and blessing—even in difficult relationships.

Main Idea:

Worship transforms our response to opposition—seeking harmony and blessing.

Application:

Choose empathy and blessing, even toward those who hurt you.

Speaker: Lead Pastor Antonio Thomas | Romans 12:14–16

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