Though Thanksgiving isn’t a religious holiday, it can be uplifting spiritually, because a thankful heart opens the door to God’s blessings in your life. Major Debbie Lum Talks to us about having a Habit of Gratitude.

Major John Chamness poses the question: Does anyone really know you? Sometimes we don’t let people get to know us completely because we are afraid they will discover something about us they won’t like. But God already knows everything about us and he accepts and love us.

Trying to keep it together can prove difficult when the storms of life overwhelm us. Exhausted, tired, and weary, discouragement and the feeling of defeat set in. Thomas Cheong encourages us with life giving words from the Lord. God cares.

As we continue with our series: Living Holy in an Unholy World, Major Debbie Lum brings us a talk on "Growth". We face many obstacles day to day when it comes to spiritual growth. Major Debbie gives some incite on what the Word says about the subject.

Major Philip Lum brings us the next installment in our current series : Living Holy in an Unholy World. Sometimes we feel less worthy than others. Major Phil shares what the Word says about how God finds value in us.

Thomas Cheong opens up our new series: Living Holy in an Unholy World. Thomas talks about the obstacles we encounter when we strive to live a holy life. Working towards holiness is a difficult task while temptation tries to pull us down.

Colonel Janet Munn brings us a talk about how much God has done for His bride out of compassion. How should we respond to these acts of love? Colonel Munn encourages us to receive and share God's love kindness.

Guest speaker Major Roy Wild talks to us about compassion. Are you a person who is moved to action when there is a need? Major Wild shares some incite into what the Word says about having compassion.

As we wrap up our series “Beatitudes”, Lyman Panui talks about the persecuted. What does it mean to be persecuted? Lyman shares what The Word has to say about those who are subject to hostility and ill-treatment because of their faith.

Thomas Cheong talks to us about having peace in our day to day lives. How we handle things in the present have lasting and sometimes permanent effects on our future. Thomas brings us a message entitled Beatitudes: Peacemakers.