Our second core value is that People are our Heart. Making disciples is not just a command but a lifestyle that every believer should embody. Our mission, given by Jesus, is to win souls, and make disciples, and we do that by having gospel conversations, and showing the love of Jesus through our words and actions.

Our first core value is that Jesus is our Message. He is the focal point of all teachings, highlighting the importance of Christ in every aspect of life and ministry. True transformation comes from understanding and following Jesus. Our message is to glorify Jesus and spread His message, bringing others to Christ.

The church thrives when all members engage in ministry, reflecting the body of Christ’s unity. And genuine compassion should drive our actions, moving us to serve those in need, rather than complacency in our comfort zones. This active participation can lead to extraordinary community transformation, however true fulfillment is found in Him and His mission.

In Isaiah 8-9, the prophet foresees a time of darkness and despair for Israel, especially in the northern regions, but offers a message of hope through the coming Messiah. This child, Jesus, both fully human and fully divine, will bring light, peace, and salvation, establishing a kingdom of justice and love that will endure forever. This child was born for you, for your salvation.

Understanding “who am I” shifts to “who are You” when we recognize God’s nature, allowing us to embrace our purpose. Letting go of self-centeredness allows Christ to lead, transforming our lives into reflections of His glory.

There is a transformative power of a personal relationship with Jesus. Life must revolve around Jesus rather than self, and ultimate fulfillment comes from a relationship with God.

True strength and progress come not from human might, but by the Spirit of God. God will finish what He has started and urges not to despise small beginnings, as God works through humble and seemingly insignificant starts to achieve great outcomes.

Jesus tell us in this world we will have trials but take heart for he has overcome the world. In those midnight hours we must pray and worship our way through. God is an on time Father and He wants to set you free. What you give to Him, He will use!

What does it mean to have a childlike faith? In Matthew 18, we see Jesus emphasizing that humility and a childlike nature are essential for entering the Kingdom of Heaven. Having a childlike heart is a natural result of being saved, marked by transformation, humility, and a genuine change in attitude.

Could it be that your disadvantage is actually an eternal advantage? When we have come to the end of ourselves, we have no one to turn to but God. Our surrender draws us closer to salvation. True wealth is being saved by Jesus and knowing him!