This sermon, Now Is the Time to Do Right, calls believers to live with urgency, compassion, and soul-seeking sensitivity. Drawing from Matthew 25, Pastor John reminds us that Jesus is coming back again and that our daily lives reveal whether we are producing the fruit of the faith we proclaim. The message challenges listeners to recognize everyday opportunities to serve, love, and minister — not as community service, but as evidence of our being transformed with the heart of Christ. With clarity and conviction, the sermon urges us to act now, to live ready for Jesus' return, and to let our works reflect the heart of Jesus in every moment we are blessed with in the earth.

This Resurrection Sunday message, “Seek, See and Rejoice,” invites listeners into the early morning mission of the women in Matthew 28. The sermon highlights their determination to seek Jesus, see the empty grave "just as He said", and rejoice in the risen Christ. The message reminds us that strongholds are broken through God's sovereignty, clarity is provided in the scripture, and eternal life is gained through Jesus' victory over the grave.

In this Good Friday message, Pastor John reflects on Jesus’ seventh last saying: “Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit.” Drawing from Luke 23:44–46, he highlights the darkness, the torn veil, and the public nature of Christ’s death. Jesus’ final cry becomes both a declaration and a lesson, pointing believers toward new life in His name. The message challenges listeners to consider their own “public declaration” and “public death,” calling them to die daily to old lifestyles and embrace the renewal, hope, access, and restoration God provides through Jesus' death and resurrection.