Have you ever believed something that felt right, but turned out to be wrong? Life is full of voices and influences, and not all of them point us to the truth. In this message, we talk about how to recognize spiritual deception and why it's so important to stay anchored in God's Word. If you've ever felt confused about what to believe or just want to grow in discernment, this one's for you.

What kind of faith do you have? One that’s just in your head, or one that shapes how you actually live?

This week’s message explores the difference between inactive faith and active faith—the kind that aligns with God’s will, sees beyond what’s visible, and gives us access to grace in the hardest moments. Through the stories of Joseph, Paul, Peter, and Jesus, we’re reminded that faith isn’t just about believing—it’s about living with confidence in who God is, even when life feels uncertain.

Life is full of choices—but not all choices carry the same weight. Some shape your day, others shape your eternity. This message reminds us that following Jesus means choosing Him daily, even when it’s costly—and that every decision, big or small, reveals who we’re living for.

Easter reminds us of the greatest victory: Jesus conquered death and offers us the ultimate prize—salvation and eternal life. But how often do we forget the joy of that truth? In this sermon, we explore how the resurrection calls us to believe, share the good news, and live with joy, showing us what it truly means to follow a risen Savior.

What do someone’s last words reveal about who they really are? In this message, we look at the final words of Jesus and what they show us about His heart—a heart that forgives, saves, cares, sacrifices, understands, loves, and trusts God completely. This isn’t just a story from the past—it’s an invitation to know Him more deeply today.

When life gives you tangerines—or trials—what do you do? In this passage, James challenges us to see life’s struggles not as setbacks, but as opportunities for growth. God uses these moments to shape our character, strengthen our faith, and remind us where our true hope lies.

What does God really want for your life? More than just rules to follow, 1 Thessalonians 5:16-28 shows us that God desires something deeper—joy in your heart, a prayerful connection with Him, a grateful spirit, and a life shaped by His Spirit and holiness.

1 Thessalonians 5:12-15 gives us four key responsibilities as believers: keep order, pursue peace, be responsible, and show love. These aren't just church rules—they shape how we live, work, and relate to others every day. Which one do you find hardest to practice?