In this powerful message, we're invited to explore the true meaning of happiness through the lens of Christ's birth. The angels' proclamation to the shepherds in Luke 2 reveals that Jesus came to bring us happiness - not just in material things, but in a restored relationship with God. We often chase after worldly definitions of happiness, but these fall short. The gospel challenges us to find our joy in Christ himself, not just in His gifts. This shift in perspective transforms how we view status, fear, and life's challenges. We're reminded that happiness in Christ is available to everyone, regardless of social standing, and can coexist with difficult emotions. As we respond to God's invitation, reflect on His faithfulness, and rejoice in His presence, we foster a deeper, more lasting happiness that transcends circumstances.

In this powerful message, we're invited to explore the true meaning of happiness through the lens of Christ's birth. The angels' proclamation to the shepherds in Luke 2 reveals that Jesus came to bring us happiness - not just in material things, but in a restored relationship with God. We often chase after worldly definitions of happiness, but these fall short. The gospel challenges us to find our joy in Christ himself, not just in His gifts. This shift in perspective transforms how we view status, fear, and life's challenges. We're reminded that happiness in Christ is available to everyone, regardless of social standing, and can coexist with difficult emotions. As we respond to God's invitation, reflect on His faithfulness, and rejoice in His presence, we foster a deeper, more lasting happiness that transcends circumstances.

Because Jesus came and saved us when we were at our worst, we can have confidence that now that we are righteous and at peace God is going to do even greater things!

So, in life when things go unexpectedly, do we worry or wonder?

In this powerful message, we're challenged to shift our perspective from the temporary to the eternal. The central theme revolves around understanding God's promises and His plan for redemption. We explore the tension between our earthly expectations and God's eternal purpose, using the story of Jesus healing the paralytic in Matthew 9.

In this sermon, we explore how Jesus is present in our pain, offering not just healing but purpose through our struggles. Sickness represents any form of brokenness, and healing is the restoration of that brokenness. Jesus heals us not only for our own well-being but so we can serve Him.

In this sermon, we explore how Jesus sometimes leads us into storms to help us grow in faith and dependence on Him. While storms can feel overwhelming, they are opportunities to experience God's power and faithfulness. Even when it seems like Jesus is distant, He is always with us, guiding and strengthening us through life's challenges. Join us as we reflect on how to trust God during difficult times and recognize His presence and work in our lives.

In this message, we explore the powerful ways Jesus responds to those who come to Him. Whether feeling unworthy, in need, humble, or filled with doubt, Jesus offers grace, salvation, and healing. Through stories like the Centurion’s, we see how approaching Jesus can bring blessings not only to ourselves but to others as well. Discover what’s holding you back from bringing your struggles to Him and find encouragement to take that step today. Join us to dive deeper into how Jesus meets us in our brokenness and works through us to impact those around us.

 Salvation, water baptism, and the baptism in the Holy Spirit are steps in a journey of faith that deepen one’s relationship with God. The baptism in the Holy Spirit is emphasized in scripture as a vital, empowering experience—it was modeled by Jesus, prophesied by the prophets, promised to believers, commanded by Christ, and ultimately realized in the early church. This experience, which is both experiential and follows salvation, is something God intends for believers to seek repeatedly. By following the example set in scripture—first embracing salvation, then engaging in water baptism, and continually seeking the Holy Spirit—believers can experience God’s empowering presence and be reminded of His constant support. God desires this repeated encounter, inviting us to ask Him to fill us over and over so that we can be strengthened to follow Jesus faithfully.

The Presence of Authenticity and the Absence of Shame. One of the primary things we need for developing real relationships is AUTHENTICITY. The reason why so many people today have a lot of social connections but very few real relationships is because they are afraid to be AUTHENTIC.