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Remember when Jesus cleansed the temple?

The Triumphal Entry is the climactic event that changed the course of Jesus' ministry here on earth. From this point on, it was a death march to the cross. A journey to his final destination where Jesus would pay for the sins of the world. We pray you are encouraged and that God continues to lead you in faith, even when it costs us something.

Friends, God is in the business of drawing people unto himself. From Genesis to Revelation we read continuously of how God speaks to people who may not even know Him. The story of Rahab is one of those stories. Check out this sermon and be encouraged about what God can in your life today, and how it can effect those around you.

With all of today's uncertainty's it is easy to lose your faith. It is easy to settle for less than what God has for us. It is quite tempting to desire to go back to what is normal, but what does that even mean?

Check out this sermon as Pastor Hector expounds on Joshua 1:10-18. Praying for you and your family.

Friends, it is very easy to be struck with fear, doubt, and hopelessness as the world deals with the Coronavirus Pandemic. However, for the Christian, it should be handled a little bit differently. Check it out this sermon as Pastor Hector shares from Joshua Chapter 1.

It can be easy to love people within our gifting. We can even use our gifting to make up for the lack of love people deserve. Paul set's us straight. Check out this sermon as we study 1st Corinthians 13.

More often than not, the Christian is satisfied with the blessing of knowing that they are going to Heaven.

My question to you is, "Is that all we were created for . . . to go to Heaven . . . or is there more to life than the destination?"

Turn to 1st Corinthians 12 and read along with us as we are encouraged to enjoy the journey as we get closer to the destination.

Though this seems like a hard thing to do, it is the best thing we can do for each other, our families, our peers, and our neighbors. Corinth has some very hard issues they were dealing with. Men didn't want to lead, women wanted to have their way, and the church was divided.

Check out this sermon as we learn about imitating Christ and the effects it has on our surroundings.

This Sunday we looked at some very practical encouragement from 1st Corinthians.

When we consider our liberties, freedoms, and “normal” behaviors

Are there some things that are questionable?

Do we say certain words . . . Do certain things . . . Entertain certain comedy . . .

Participate in certain freedoms . . . THAT WE LATER FEEL BAD ABOUT

They are not inherently bad in the moment but, for some reason, we feel a little guilty, a little convicted, a bit embarrassed.

If this is true, this sermon may help you. Check it out.