Jesus made it pretty clear that at the end of the age, we won’t be judged by how much we knew but by how well we loved. In this message, we’ll learn that faith isn’t about checking religious boxes; it’s about who saw the hungry, the hurting, and the forgotten and did something about it. It’s a way of seeing and serving people the way Jesus did. If we follow Him, we’ll live like He matters, and that means every life matters to us too.

Stewardship isn't about waiting for the perfect moment—it's about taking a step with what God has entrusted to you before the opportunity slips away. The third servant in Matthew 25 missed his chance because he mischaracterized the master, allowed fear to paralyze him, and ultimately wasted what he was given. Don't let fear or doubt hold you back. Trust God, step forward, and use what He’s placed in your hands to make a difference!

You’re on assignment, not on accident. God has given you specific talents and a unique assignment to advance his kingdom. Your assignment is to be fruitful with what you’ve been given and stay faithful until Jesus returns. Every moment matters. How can you use your time to align with your God-given assignment?

God has entrusted each of us with specific talents for unique opportunities to advance His kingdom. The question is, what’s in your hand, and how can you use it to make an impact? Discover how to identify your God-given talents, develop them with wisdom, and use them to serve people in need.

This message dives into what it means to live with purpose while waiting for Jesus’ return, inspired by the Parable of the Ten Bridesmaids in Matthew 25. It’s about staying ready, not just busy—overcoming spiritual procrastination by embracing our roles as both servants and friends of God. The question is simple: how can the promise of His return reshape your priorities today? Let’s explore how to live faithfully, purposefully, and fully prepared for the moment we meet Him.

Celebrate what God did at Worship Center in 2024 — specifically in Kids Ministry, Small Groups, and Water Baptisms. Hear from a leader representing each of these areas who will share highlights, testimonies, and a prayer for 2025.

The Christmas story isn’t just a sweet tale about a baby in a manger; it’s an announcement that Jesus came to save us from our sins. That’s good news. But here’s the challenge: Jesus’ arrival confronts us with a question—who’s really sitting on the throne of your life? Herod didn’t want to lose control, and if we’re honest, we don’t either. Yet, Jesus, the true King, calls us to trust Him with faith-filled obedience.

The Magi remind us of the importance of our worship to Jesus, showing us we are all invited to worship and surrender our lives to Jesus. Our personal spiritual hunger will open up our lives for God to use us in His Kingdom.

The Christmas story is more than a birth; it’s the moment God came to us. Jesus, called Immanuel, means “God with us,” showing that God isn’t distant but approachable, loving, and present in our lives. Like Joseph and Mary, we’re called to trust and obey God, even in uncertainty, because His presence gives us courage. This Christmas, let’s remember that Jesus is the ultimate reminder that we’re never alone.

In this message, we explore how God’s grace is displayed through the imperfect people in Jesus' family tree. Despite their flaws, God used them to bring His plan of salvation to fruition, showing that no one is beyond His redemption. God’s grace isn’t about earning, it’s about receiving—and no one is too far gone to be part of His plan.