What is the reality of life as a Christian? How do we react to this reality change? These are realistic questions that are answered in this sermon.

Today's teaching dives deeper into the life of David as a cheerful giver, a man who gives to God without any restrictions on his person, time, and resources—and holds nothing back. This teaches the modern-day believer that no one can outgive God Himself, but we must give to God in order to receive his bountiful blessings. We must give ourselves first, then our resources, time, skills, finances, etc.

This teaching tells us about a man after God's heart and gives us insight and practical steps into David's life as he depended on God for everything. He did not rely upon his strength, power, bravery, or anointing but rested fervently on God.

Welcome to August! In this special thanksgiving service, our pastor talks about doubt and how we crush the seeds of doubt. He focuses on the story of John and Jesus in Matthew 11 and how this exemplifies God's stance when it comes to doubt. He also goes into why we doubt and what we need to do differently.

A teaching of the parable of the prodigal son that teaches us about our dependence on God and how we can amount to nothing by ourselves. We also have the grace of a loving father who loves us above all else and doesn't keep a record of our past misdeeds. As long as we are willing to humble ourselves, repent, and come back to Him for our safety and prosperity, all of our being lies in Him.

A prayer and teaching service. In this service, Pastor Billy teaches on the book of 1 Peter chapter 1 as well as leading prayer sessions on the book.

In this teaching, we look at the parable of the king and the banquet he organized for those who were worthy but did not attend. Christ uses this parable as a picture of the Kingdom of God and also to show us that when those who are worthy do not come forth, He will use someone else, indicating our total dependence on Him for everything.

A Bible Workshop on practical steps to Christian living.

This is a teaching on the parable of the owner of the vineyard and the laborers who thought the owner owed them. This primarily teaches us that God does not owe us anything and that we owe him everything. We should not think ourselves entitled to God's blessings, but we should see them as a privilege. We should do all we can for the Kingdom in our youth because a time will come when it will be too late.

Our Pastor talks about the topic of tending. What does it mean to tend our spiritual lives? How can we tend to our spiritual lives? This and much more is taught in this sermon.