In this message from James 1:1–9, we discover how to stand firm when life shakes us. James writes to believers scattered by persecution, yet his message is clear: trials are not obstacles to faith, they are opportunities for growth, and we can have joy though the storms of life. If you’re walking through difficulty, uncertainty, or pressure, this sermon will help you see your trials through God’s perspective.

In this powerful message from the series How Great the Father’s Love For Us, we dive into 1 John 3:24–4:6 and learn why believers must keep their eyes wide open. The Apostle John warns the church to test what you hear and see—because not every message, preacher, or spiritual experience is from God. Some are empowered by the Spirit of God… others by the spirit of the antichrist.

In this message from our series How Deep the Father’s Love for Us, we walk through 1 John 3:11–24 and discover why love is not optional for the believer—it’s a matter of life and death. The Apostle John makes it clear: those who are truly born again will love one another, and that love is the greatest evidence and assurance of new life in Christ. This sermon explores how biblical love (agape) is not new, not passive, and not selective. It contrasts love with hatred, points us to Christ’s sacrifice on the cross as the ultimate example, and shows how a lifestyle of love brings confidence and assurance before God. If you want to know what genuine Christianity looks like in everyday life, this message is for you.

In this message from our series How Deep the Father’s Love for Us, we examine 1 John 3:1–10 and the clear line the Apostle John draws between genuine faith and counterfeit Christianity. Scripture shows there is no gray area—you are either a child of God or part of the family of the devil. This sermon challenges believers to examine their lives, understand God’s incredible love, live in light of our future hope, and recognize the difference between practicing righteousness and living in sin. The question remains: Which family are you in?

We are living in what the Apostle John calls “the last hour.” In this powerful message from 1 John 2:18–29, we examine the growing deception of the end times and how believers can stand firm in truth.

In this sermon from Mark 4:1–9, Jesus teaches the Parable of the Sower—revealing that the power of God’s Word is never the problem. The difference lies in the condition of the heart that receives it. This message challenges every listener to examine how they hear the Word of God. Are we hardened by familiarity, shallow in commitment, divided by worldly cares, or receptive and fruitful?

In this sermon, Every and All, we are reminded of God’s eternal desire that people from every nation, tribe, and tongue gather around the throne to worship the Lamb who was slain. Drawing from Revelation 4–5, Revelation 7:9, and 1 Corinthians 15:34, this message challenges believers not to settle for a comfortable and manageable Christianity, but to live with urgency for eternity and compassion for a broken world.

What does it truly mean to live with the mind of Christ? In this sermon from Philippians chapter 2, we explore one of the most powerful and practical passages in Scripture. The Apostle Paul calls believers to a life marked by humility, unity, and selfless obedience, modeled perfectly in the life of Jesus Christ. Philippians 2 reminds us that Jesus did not cling to His rights, but willingly humbled Himself, becoming obedient even to the point of death on a cross. Because of His humility and obedience, God highly exalted Him above every name.

What does it mean to be spiritually rooted and unshakable in 2026? In this Bible-based sermon, Being Rooted and Solid in 2026, we explore how Scripture calls believers to live with stability, love, and readiness in an ever-changing world. Drawing from Psalm 1, Jeremiah 17, John 13, and Isaiah 38, this message outlines God’s clear pattern for a firm and fruitful Christian life.