God's mission has always drawn people's attention, but He involves human voices. to proclaim His Word to offer salvation to all.

God's mission has always started with Him, and it has always been to redeem all nations.

We are filled with hope through the gospel, unity, and the power of the Holy Spirit. As a church community, we are called to reflect God's faithfulness and be beacons of hope to the nations ("nations" in Greek: Gentiles = ethnos).

Genuine hope manifests itself in how w e love and serve others, even in difficult circumstances.

We endure life's hard realities, and we are certain in the midst of the world's volatile and uncertain state because our hope is anchored on an eternal perspective (not just a politician's term).

Our hope is not just for good times but especially for times of suffering. Hope is solidified a s we persevere in tough times in the hope of the glory of God, through the Lord Jesus Christ, and in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Abraham, against all hope, was fully convinced that God is faithful and able to fulfill His promises. God's unwavering faithfulness contrasts the fleeting promises of the world. While the world's promises— whether from political leaders, the economy, or social structures-are temporary, God's character and ability to fulfill His word stand secure. God's promises are unshakable, and His power is limitless.

Genesis 15:1-6; Hebrews 6:13-20

He was buried, and on the third day rose from the dead, securing our redemption forever. Having triumphed over Satan and the forces of darkness, He ascended into heaven as Lord of all. Everyone who repents and believes in him receives forgiveness of sins and eternal life.

We believe the gospel is the good news that God became man in Jesus Christ to reconcile people to Himself. He lived a perfect, sinless life on our behalf and died on the cross for our sins.

Jesus teaches the disciples that the spiritual discipline of fasting can become a vain tool if it is focused on getting people’s attention and making an impression. Instead, He emphasized the value of fasting and instructed His followers how fasting should be carried out properly.

Reference: Matthew 9:14–17; Isaiah 58