As Christians, we are called to live with an eternal perspective, prioritizing what truly matters. This means taking risks for our faith, standing up for our beliefs, and sharing the hope of the gospel with others. By doing so, we invest in things that have lasting value and impact. Life is short, but eternity is long. Let us live with the confidence that we shall rise again, allowing this truth to transform the way we live today.   Read More

The resurrection of Jesus is the greatest news the world has ever known. It offers us hope, forgiveness, and a new beginning. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or seeking to deepen your relationship with God, remember that Jesus is the light that guides us through every storm. Embrace His love, and let it transform your life.  Read More

Orderly worship is not just a matter of tradition or preference. It’s a biblical principle that helps us focus on what truly matters: the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. By participating in worship with a heart of submission and a desire to build up the church, we can help others encounter the transformative power of the Gospel. As we gather to celebrate Easter, let’s remember that our worship is ultimately about pointing to the One who died and rose again for us.  Read More

Jesus wants us to use our gifts to build up His church and make His love known. What will you do this week to use your gifts in a way that clearly communicates Christ’s love? How can you ensure that your actions are attracting people to Jesus rather than distracting them? Remember, without taking this step, you might miss out on the incredible impact God wants to make through you.  Read More

By understanding that our crucifixions are not just random acts of suffering but are part of God's divine plan, we can begin to see them as opportunities for growth. This perspective shift allows us to move from a place of bitterness and blame to one of acceptance and transformation. As we align our will with God's, we open ourselves to the healing and resurrection that only He can provide.  Read More

The sermon invites us to reflect on the role of spiritual gifts in our lives and encourages us to live out our faith with love as the guiding principle. Whether you find yourself aligned with cessationism, continuationism, or somewhere in between, the call to love remains constant. As we seek to understand and embrace the gifts of the Spirit, let us do so with hearts open to the transformative power of God's love.  Read More