Misael Gonzalez • Luke 9:18-27 NIV

Have you ever asked yourself why “the Cross” is a big deal? You have probably seen people hang them around their neck or house. The hype is less about “the Cross” itself, but who and what it reminds people of. The God who took my place. The God that saved my life.

Chris Wall • Matthew 12:38-42 ESV

“What more do you want?”. This is a valid question to ask after you have done everything possible to “prove” your point or “prove” your love to someone, yet they still don’t believe you. In this message, we see how people with unrepented hearts, wanted Jesus to “really” prove who he was even though he had already done all the signs to proclaim exactly who he was.

Chad Balthrop • 1 Peter 1:17-25 NKJV

It doesn’t seem fair. The food that tastes the best is bad for us. The things we want to buy are more than we can afford. The life we’ve always wanted seems just outside our reach. Yet God reminds us. There’s more to this life than this moment. Every minor decision paves the way to monumental mistakes or builds memories that tell a story you can’t wait to read again. By the grace of God, your life has been transformed. You don’t have to live by the world’s rules anymore. You’ve received a noble name and with it come all the promises of God.

Misael Gonzalez • 1 Peter 1:17:21 NIV

Why do you believe some things lose their value over time? Is it because it’s use or because it has become less meaningful to us over time? In this message, we will look at how a meaningful transformation leads to peopling living for Jesus like they mean it.

Misael Gonzalez • Romans 1:8-16 NIV

Jesus Christ has always been the hope for every one in every generation. As we celebrate two anniversaries and the birth of theMission Church - laMisión Iglesia, we remember of our place in Gods story. He is the hero and we need saving.

Misael Gonzalez • 1 Peter 1:10-12 NIV

Every generation is different and lives through distinct struggles. However, the message of the gospel has remained the same throughout history. How do we share the historic hope of Jesus, while embracing the generational shifts ahead of us?

Misael Gonzalez • 1 Peter 1:3-9 NIV

Do you feel like your hope is dying? Do you know that it is possible to have a kind of hope that never dies? Hope has a name, and his name is Jesus Christ. His eternal living hope inspires us to praise God even if we are hurt, even if we are confused, even if we never see tomorrow, because He has saved our soul and given us an eternal inheritance in heaven.

Caleb and Jeremy Freeman • John 11

Misael Gonzalez • 1 Peter 1:1-2 NIV

Transformation is not something that happens by doing the same thing repeatedly expecting the same results. Transformation always takes work; work from something outside of ourselves. Without Gods intervention and work, we cannot be transformed into new human beings with a new soul, new family, new destination, and a new purpose. God’s grace is for everything, and he knows who will adore him or those who will ignore him. You can be transformed by Jesus Christ today.

Misael Gonzalez • Revelation 3:14-22 NIV

You are always influencing someone. Whether you know it or not, people are always watching and learning from what you do and speak. As Ambassadors for Christ, we represent who Christ is, what he has done in our life, and the victory we have in him. We are a walking testimony of Gods grace, forgiveness, and love. As we represent Christ, we have the opportunity to display how a relationship God is the most valuable thing we can have.