On this Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Chris walks through John 2:19–22 and revisits the three predictions Jesus made about His death and resurrection. This message challenges us to move from hindsight to foresight by trusting not only what Jesus has done, but also what He has promised to do.

Because Jesus was faithful in His suffering, death, and resurrection, we can be confident that every word He has spoken will come to pass. The resurrection is not just an event to remember, it is a truth that shapes how we live today with faith, hope, and expectation.

Easter 2026 | Date: April 5, 2026

On this Good Friday, Pastor Chris walks through Matthew 27:1-10 and unpacks the sobering contrast between Judas and Jesus. Through the themes of cost, crime, and curse, this message reveals the devastating weight of sin—and the greater love of Christ who chose to carry that weight on the cross for us.

Judas was overwhelmed by guilt, unable to undo what he had done or carry the burden of his choices. But where Judas was crushed by the weight of sin, Jesus stepped in to bear it. What we could never repay, Jesus paid in full. What we could never carry, Jesus carried completely.

This message invites us to reflect deeply on the cross. Not as a tragedy, but as a divine exchange. Jesus did not hang on a tree for nothing. He did it for you and for me, offering forgiveness, freedom, and new life to all who would receive Him.

Easter 2026 | Date: April 3, 2026

As we conclude our Bible engagement series through the Gospel of Matthew, Pastor Chris Padiath teaches from Matthew 25:31-46 and unpacks Jesus’ powerful teaching on the future, judgment, and eternity. Through the imagery of sheep and goats, we are challenged to examine how our faith is lived out through acts of mercy, compassion, and obedience. This message calls us to live with urgency, clarity, and conviction, knowing that our present response shapes our eternal future.

In Matthew 21:12-13, Pastor Kim Davis unpacks the moment Jesus cleanses the temple and reveals the deeper meaning behind His actions. More than removing corruption, Jesus was restoring the purpose of God’s house: declaring it a place of worship for all people. This message calls us to examine our own lives as the temple of God, to remove what hinders true worship, and to become a people marked by prayer, holiness, and inclusion.

Series: The Book of Matthew | Date: March 22nd 2026

In this message from Matthew 18:15–20, Pastor Andrew Brown explores Jesus’ teaching on correction, accountability, and reconciliation within the family of God. While often misunderstood, this passage reveals the heart of church disciplinenot punishment, but restoration. Jesus gives His followers a clear path for addressing conflict in a way that protects the community, pursues truth, and seeks to win our brothers and sisters back into healthy relationship.

Series: The Book of Matthew | Date: March 15th 2026

In Week 5 of our series through The Book of Matthew, Pastor James Kirimi explores the tension between religious tradition and true transformation. In Matthew 15, Jesus confronts the Pharisees for elevating tradition above the commands of God. In Matthew 16, Peter receives revelation about who Jesus truly is. This message reminds us that while the law exposes sin, only grace and the revelation of Christ can transform the heart and produce true holiness rooted in love.

Series: The Book of Matthew | Date: March 8th 2026

Discipleship has a cost, but so does staying comfortable. In Week 4 of The Book of Matthew, Pastor Kim Davis walks us through Matthew 10 and Jesus’ call to move from prayer into action. The harvest is ready. The question is: will we go?

Jesus doesn’t just tell His disciples to pray for workers, He sends them. He empowers them. And He prepares them. This message challenges us to stop waiting for someone else and step into the mission God has placed in front of us.

Series: The Book of Matthew | Date: March 1st 2026

In our series through the Gospel of Matthew, Pastor Chris Padiath examines Matthew 9:35-38 to summarize the ministry of Jesus: teaching with authority, proclaiming the good news of the Kingdom, and healing every disease and sickness. This message calls the Church to see people with compassion, to pray for more workers for the harvest, and to live as disciples who are authorized by Jesus to continue His ministry until He comes again.

Series: The Book of Matthew | Date: February 22nd 2026

In Week 3 of our series through the Gospel of Matthew, we explore the heart behind giving, prayer, fasting, and where we store our treasure. In Matthew 6:1-21, Jesus challenges us to examine our motives and choose eternal reward over earthly recognition. Are we doing what is right, or living righteously? This message calls us to build the Kingdom of God instead of the kingdom of self and to seek the reward that lasts forever.

We are in Week 2 of our Bible engagement series through the Gospel of Matthew. In Matthew 4:1–11, Pastor Chris Padiath walks us through Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness and reveals how spiritual warfare truly works. This message exposes the enemy’s tactics—temptation, testing, and trading—and shows us how Jesus overcame not by force, but by being Spirit-filled, Scripture-grounded, and unwavering in worship. This sermon equips believers to stand firm, fight in God’s strength, and walk in victory.