The difference you make in this world will be determined primarily by: how much you love. How do we measure love? Major Philip Lum inspires us to live the way the Lord meant us to, filled with love.

Guest speaker Captain Terry Masango brings us a message about forgiveness. We are constantly in the need of pardons for things that we do and have done day to day. It can be one of the hardest things to do and one of the biggest obstacles in our walk with the Lord. Captain Masango blesses us with his life experiences of God’s grace.

A door is a movable, solid barrier for opening and closing an entrance. Major Debbie Lum talks to us about the doors we encounter in life and how doors have something to teach us in the spiritual sense.

Thomas Cheong brings us a message entitled: “Love, Acceptance, Forgiveness”. The seriousness of sin cannot be ignored. As the people of God, we cannot treat sin casually. It is important to take inventory, and to grief over, confess, and repent of the times we have missed the mark. Thomas urges us to say: “search my heart oh God, and reveal any sin within me.

Major Philip Lum kicks off the New Year with a talk about some expectations for the church this season. Casting a great vision for the journey ahead truly inspires confidence when the path seems uncertain. Major Phil encourages us as we look ahead into 2015.

Many times when we face obstacles in life we do not expect God to show up. During this season of new beginnings, we try to set up goals for ourselves that are somewhat reachable. Lt. Colonel Doug Riley gives a talk on how we should expect the unexpected when it comes to the Lord.

Romans 8:28 says: “And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God.” What is the “good” that is spoken of? Colonel Dave Hudson answers that question as we continue in our current series: Unwrapping Christmas.

As we continue our series: Unwrapping Christmas, Major Debbie brings us a message about the night of the Lord’s birth. There was no room at the inn for the couple and their soon to be born child, our Savior. Where else does Jesus have no room to stay? Major Debbie sheds some light on this topic.

Thomas Cheong brings us a word on regifting. Many of us regift items during this season. Some to save time, and some with other intentions. Thomas talks about a gift that we should pass on to others. Its a regifting that will leave many with the joy and peace that the Lord intends for us.

Many times we get caught up in all the trappings of Christmas and we miss the true meaning of the season. Major Philip Lum urges us to unwrap Christmas and to get to the heart of it.