Pastor Daron gives us three key principles to follow to live and experience a life that is blessed. 

I. Love First

II. Get Smart

III. Fill Your Life With Fruit

We were blessed to have Pastor and Chaplain Damien Velarde join us and offer encouragement through God's word. He addressed the various challenges we all encounter in life, whether financial, health-related, or relational. He reminded us that everyone faces problems, but through scipture, we can find refuge and see how God meets us in the midst of our struggles. Pastor Velarde emphasized the power of prayer as a means to combat the daily issues we face. May we experience God's presence in our lives as we face hardship and challenges knowing He is always with us and we are not alone. 

In this sermon we lean in on Luke 16:10 where we talk about being faithful. Pastor Alvin gives us four reasons on why we should be faithful. We also reflect on Hebrews 11 where this is also known in the Bible as the hall of faith. We hope that this sermon brings encouragement and inspires us to stay faithful as we continue to live a life following Jesus. 

In this sermon, we explore the importance of confessing sins promptly and repenting sincerely. This message emphasizes the value of addressing wrongdoings directly, whether confronting others or being confronted, and cultivating a habit of genuine repentance. 

Have you ever experienced burn out,  mental or physical fatigue? It's probably safe to say that your answer is yes. We can also experience this in the christian life with our spiritual relationship with the Father. Pastor Alvin quotes "There is no such thing as intimacy without intentionality". Just as you are intentional to charging your phone we need to be intentional to recharge our spiritual batteries. That requires us to spend time with our Heavenly Father.  Listen in as we look at how Jesus refilled his cup by being intentional to spend time in prayer with the Father. 

In this sermon, we lean into the spiritual practice of decluttering our lives to focus on what truly matters. We explore how simplicity is not just about reducing physical possessions but also about eliminating distractions and unnecessary commitments that pull us away from our relationship with God. 

We pray for God's guidance to help us distinguish between what is essential and what is superfluous. By embracing simplicity, we can create more space for spiritual growth, deepen our faith, and foster more intimate connection with God. Let us ask God to give us less of what doesn't matter and more of what truly does.

Have you ever considered examining what you allow into your heart? How can you tell if your heart is healthy? It's often said that "our behaviors are born in our hearts." the heart can be deceptive, leading us to believe falsehoods that can steer us in the wrong direction. Let's explore how to recognize the warning signs of an unhealthy heart.

This Mother's Day sermon is focused on honoring mothers with three key points: Acceptance, appreciation, and affirmation. This sermon emphasized the importance of accepting mothers as they are, appreciating their sacrifices and efforts, and affirming their value and significance in our lives. 

As Christians, we're encouraged to pray and have faith in God, but in practice, it's not always simple. Many of us grapple with unanswered prayers and God's seeming silence. How can we navigate this challenge? Join Pastor Steve as he explores Hannah's story in 1 Samuel 1:1-20, offering valuable insights on how we can cultivate trust in God amidst uncertainty.

We've all pondered, perhaps even voiced, the question: "How could a loving God permit such suffering?" In this sermon, we dive into scripture to discover three profound responses for believers:

1. God's enduring love and constant presence. 

2. Shifting From "Why God? to "What God?".

3. Trusting in God's heart when we can't decipher His actions."