Messages

This Pentecost, let’s go beyond empathy. Romans 8 reminds us that prophecy isn’t just about speaking—but about standing in the gap for others. God calls us to be encouragers, not just comforters. To intercede, uplift, and put others before ourselves. Are you willing to connect to God on someone else’s behalf?

What we do in secret matters. In this message, discover how the small, unseen moments shape your walk with God. Learn to guard your secret place and steward it well—because God sees the details, and the details matter.

There’s a difference between following God and being bound by religion. In this message, we look at what it means to live with a heart that is truly free in Christ. Using the story of David dancing before the Lord, we learn how real freedom in worship means letting go of appearances, pride, and performance—and putting God first. If you've ever felt held back by the fear of what others might think or the weight of tradition, this message will challenge and encourage you to experience a deeper, more joyful walk with Jesus.

Jonah had no doubt that God would do exactly what He said—but that same certainty became the source of his offense. In this message, we explore how we, like Jonah, can have strong faith in God's promises, yet still struggle when His mercy is shown to others and not to us. What do we do when God blesses someone we don't think deserves it? How do we respond when our expectations don’t match God’s actions?

In this powerful Mother's Day message, we look at the story of Rizpah—a mother whose unwavering love and devotion to her children speaks volumes. Her perseverance in the face of heartbreaking loss reminds us of the strength, sacrifice, and dignity found in a mother's heart. Be encouraged by her example as we stand in faith and pray for our children to return to Jesus.

We dive into the story of Ananias—a man who had every reason to say “no” but chose to say “yes” to God's calling. Despite his fear and uncertainty, Ananias obeyed God and went to meet Saul, a known persecutor of Christians. That act of obedience played a pivotal role in Saul's radical transformation into Paul, one of the most influential figures in the early church.

Life is hard but Jesus never promised that life would be easy. All He asked is that we would follow him.

In this Easter message, we look at the story of a shepherd who breaks the leg of a wandering lamb to keep it safe — then carries it on his shoulders until it heals. This powerful illustration points to how Jesus, our Good Shepherd, sometimes allows brokenness in our lives to draw us closer to Him.

On this Palm Sunday, we’re reflecting on an often-overlooked part of the story — the donkey — and asking the question: Who are you elevating? Are we living for our own glory, or are we, like the donkey, humble, set apart, and focused on one mission — to carry Jesus wherever we go? Jesus didn’t ride in on a warhorse but chose a lowly donkey, revealing the true heart of His kingdom: humility, surrender, and purpose.

In a world that's drifting further from the truth of Jesus, it’s becoming harder to stand for what we believe. Now more than ever, we need boldness—not just the loud, public kind, but the quiet courage to serve Jesus no matter the cost. Boldness is essential for every believer. Whether you're facing opposition, pressure to conform, or internal doubts, God is calling us to stand firm and follow Him boldly.

Many things can take control of our lives—addictions, money, food, and more. But true freedom comes when we surrender to the Holy Spirit, allowing Him to break the hold of anything that masters us so that Jesus alone remains our Lord.

It's easy to get caught up in the busyness of life, making it hard to pause and wait on the Lord. But that’s exactly what we need most. God calls us to set aside our distractions, focus on Him, and make space for His voice in our lives. When we wait on Him, He renews our strength and guides our steps.