As we stand in the space between one year and the next, this message invites us to rethink what success truly means in God’s Kingdom. Drawing from Jesus’ call to Peter in Luke 5, we’re reminded that success is not measured by results, productivity, or effort—but by radical obedience to Jesus.

Whether in our families, our work, or our faith, this message calls us to surrender control, trust Christ’s voice, and follow Him wholeheartedly. When we obey Jesus, we discover that He is the one who brings fruit, transformation, and purpose beyond anything we could produce on our own.

In the busyness of the Christmas season, it’s easy to lose sight of what truly matters. Advent calls us to slow down, remember, and center our hearts on Jesus—the Light who came into the world.

In this short Advent message, we explore the meaning of the Christ candle and why intentional family rhythms of remembrance matter. Whether you’re celebrating Advent for the first time or looking for a simple way to refocus your Christmas, this message points us back to the hope, light, and salvation found in Christ alone.

On a Sunday filled with families and children, we pause to reflect on God’s heart for the next generation. Drawing from the story of Mary, the words of Scripture, and the realities parents face today, this message reminds us that children are not a burden to manage—but a gift entrusted to us by a faithful God.

As parents, grandparents, and people of influence, we are invited to lay down our anxieties, release our ambitions, and trust God’s counsel over our own plans. In a world that feels increasingly uncertain, this message calls us back to confidence rooted in God’s promises, the power of community, and the peace that only Jesus can give.

Our culture is overwhelmed with anxiety, fear, and uncertainty—but Scripture offers more than temporary relief. It offers hope, direction, and purpose.

In this message, Dr. Valson Abraham unpacks God’s promise from Deuteronomy 31:8: “The Lord Himself goes before you and will be with you. He will never leave you nor forsake you.” This promise is not only an antidote to fear—it is an invitation into a fuller, bolder life with God.

Through the final words of Moses to Joshua, we see that God’s faithfulness does not remove challenges, but it redefines what is possible. When we truly believe that God goes before us and walks with us, fear begins to lose its grip, confidence is renewed, and our vision for the future expands.

Dr. Abraham poses a challenging and hope-filled question: What would you attempt if you knew God would always be with you—and that He would bring success? This question moves us beyond survival and into the abundant life Jesus offers—a life marked by trust, obedience, and courageous faith.

Whether you’re feeling stuck by fear, standing at a crossroads, or longing to live with deeper purpose, this message invites you to remember God’s past faithfulness, trust His present presence, and step boldly into what He is calling you to next.

Join Pastor Charlie as he explores one of the most overlooked yet profound passages in Scripture: the genealogy of Jesus in Luke 3. From Adam to the promised Messiah, this message reveals how God’s faithfulness and redemption unfold across history, even through 400 years of silence.

In this Advent message, you’ll discover:

• The significance of Jesus’ genealogy and what it teaches us about God’s plan
• How hope, redemption, and restoration have been woven through history
• Why Jesus is both the Son of God and the Son of Man, identifying with our struggles

If you’re longing for hope this Christmas season, this message will remind you that God has been at work all along—and that His ultimate gift, Jesus, brings redemption and life.

Scripture references: Luke 3, Genesis, Exodus, Hebrews 4:15

When shame takes over, most of us do the same thing Adam and Eve did—we hide. But in Galatians 6, Paul gives us a radically different vision for the people of God: a community where the fallen are restored, burdens are carried together, and gentleness—not judgment—marks every step.

In this message, Pastor James unpacks what it really means to restore someone who’s been overtaken by sin, why so many believers struggle alone, and how the cross of Jesus shapes the way we treat those who are hurting. If you’ve ever felt isolated, overwhelmed, or unsure how to help someone who’s struggling, this teaching will speak directly to your heart.

What you’ll learn:
• Why shame drives us into hiding—and why the gospel calls us out
• What “gentle restoration” looks like in real life
• How Jesus restores us and empowers us to restore others
• Why community is essential for healing and spiritual growth
• How to carry each other’s burdens without becoming prideful or harsh

Whether you’re fighting a private battle or walking with someone who is, this message will remind you of the hope, freedom, and restoration Jesus offers.

This message from Galatians 5 confronts one of the biggest misunderstandings in the Christian life—what freedom in Christ is really for. While the flesh wants to use freedom as permission to serve ourselves, Scripture insists that true freedom leads us into love, service, unity, and Spirit-led living. Pastor James unpacks Paul’s warning against biting and devouring one another, the ongoing battle between flesh and Spirit, and the transforming call to crucify the old self daily. This sermon paints a compelling picture of what happens when believers plant their lives in the soil of grace and bear fruit that blesses the world around them. Ultimately, freedom in Christ is not the right to do as we want—it’s the power to become who Jesus saved us to be.

This message from Galatians 5 exposes the subtle lie of transactional religion—the belief that God’s love can be earned through performance, behavior, or good works. Pastor Dennis confronts this modern form of legalism with the timeless truth of grace—God’s unearned, undeserved favor that transforms hearts and sets us free. Through Scripture, reflection, and vivid storytelling, we’re reminded that grace isn’t a reward for effort but a gift that overcomes shame, self-sufficiency, and striving. This message invites believers to move from trying to earn God’s approval to resting in His abundant, tailor-made grace that produces true freedom, humility, and love.