Pastor Kurt takes a deep dive into the second part of 2 Corinthians 12, highlighting Paul's compassion and commitment for the Corinthian church.

Pastor Kurt takes a deep dive into 2 Corinthians 12:1-10, highlighting Paul's profound vision and how he is perfected in weakness.

Pastor Ronaldo continues to look at Paul's Fool's Speech to demonstrate that the way of Jesus is the way of the cross.

Pastor Kurt takes a deep dive into a portion of Luke Chapter 5 where the author highlights a call to follow Jesus and a new framework for which the call will be carried out.

In today's sermon, Luke 5:12-26 covers two significant miracles performed by Jesus, highlighting His compassion, authority, and the faith of those around Him. The passage begins with the healing of a man with leprosy and continues with the story of a paralyzed man brought to Jesus by his friends. These events demonstrate Jesus' power over physical ailments and His authority to forgive sins, sparking both amazement and controversy among the witnesses.

Pastor Ronaldo takes a close look at Luke's account of Jesus' initial call of his disciples and extracts some implications for our own discipleship today

Pastor Joe walked the church through Luke 4:31-42 and encouraged us to trust the Jesus who is the same yesterday, today, and all days

Pastor Kurt unpacks a portion of Matthew 28 detailing the authors claim that Jesus defeated death by raising from the dead with all authority; and had commissioned his disciples to make disciples of all people.

In Luke 4:1-13, we see Jesus being led by the Spirit into the wilderness, where He fasts for 40 days and is tempted by the devil. Despite being physically weakened, Jesus remains spiritually strong, countering each of the devil's temptations with Scripture. This passage demonstrates Jesus' reliance on God's Word and His unwavering obedience to the Father's will, setting an example for all believers on how to resist temptation and follow God's path.

Pastor Ronaldo takes a look at Paul's serious adaptation of foolishness to protect the church from falling away from devotion to Christ.