Explore the continuity of God's promises from the Old Testament to the New Testament, highlighting His unwavering faithfulness. Discover how God's promises, including the new covenant through Jesus Christ, shape our faith and actions. Reflect on historical evidence of God's faithfulness, particularly through the nation of Israel, and understand His will for salvation for all. Embrace God's faithfulness in your life and take action to share the gospel and live faithfully.

This week's message explored the concept of dual citizenship, emphasizing that Christians are both citizens of heaven and earth. Drawing from 1 Peter, it highlighted the temporary nature of our earthly residence and our identity as a chosen people. Practical steps were provided for living out this dual citizenship, including conducting ourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel, abstaining from fleshly desires, and honoring all people. The sermon challenged believers to reflect on their behavior, respect others, and live a life that glorifies God.

In a world of turmoil, Daniel 9 reminds us of the power of repentance. God's call goes beyond societal norms, seeking a personal commitment. Daniel's prayer, rooted in Scripture and humility, serves as a model for us. Collective repentance is crucial, and the church must lead by example. Let's align our prayers with God's Word, demonstrate humility, and seek forgiveness together.

In John 14, Jesus prepares His disciples for the trials ahead by offering them the gift of peace through the Holy Spirit. He demonstrates His authority and humility by washing their feet and promises the coming of the Holy Spirit to guide and comfort them. Jesus emphasizes the importance of belief, assuring that true peace comes from God's presence within us. These teachings are not just historical but practical lessons for finding peace in troubled times.

In John 14, Jesus comforts His disciples by promising to prepare a place for them in His Father's house. He assures them that He is the way, the truth, and the life, emphasizing that faith in Him is the only path to eternal life. The parable of the ten bridesmaids underscores the importance of being ready for His return, with our 'lamps' filled with the Holy Spirit. Reflect on your readiness for Jesus' return and live in anticipation of the place He is preparing for you.

The sermon focuses on John 14:1, where Jesus tells His disciples not to let their hearts be troubled, but to trust in God and in Him. The pastor draws parallels between the natural disasters happening around the world and the biblical prophecy of creation groaning for Christ's return. He emphasizes that as followers of Christ, we too will experience troubles and heartaches as we await His return. However, Jesus provides comfort by reminding us to trust in Him, as He has overcome the world. The sermon also highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit and the power of prayer in maintaining peace amidst life's storms, using the life of Peter as an example of transformation through trust in God.

True worship transcends Sunday services and involves living a life that honors God daily. By examining the lives of Job and Isaiah, we learn that understanding God's greatness and our own sinfulness leads to genuine worship. Job's trials and Isaiah's vision reveal the importance of seeing God for who He truly is and recognizing our need for a Savior. This perspective humbles us and aligns our hearts for true worship, motivating us to serve and glorify God in all we do.

In Ephesians, we explore the incredible power of God available to believers. Our 40-day journey of prayer and scripture has emphasized drawing near to God, the transformative power of prayer, and living like Jesus. The church must harness this power to address societal issues and operate as God intended. By embracing the Holy Spirit's power, we can effect real change, just as the early church did.

Exploring 1 John 2, we delve into the essence of the Christian walk, emphasizing the simplicity and possibility of living a life that pleases God. Our 40-day journey involves daily prayer, Bible reading, and fasting to draw nearer to God. Key points include the importance of obedience, delighting in God's word, and the power of hearing and following His voice. Reflective questions challenge us to deepen our relationship with God and live out His word more fully.

Pastor John delivers a compelling sermon from the Book of Revelation, specifically focusing on the letters to the churches in Revelation 3. He challenges our perception of the American church's vitality, drawing parallels with the church in Sardis that appeared alive but was found to be spiritually dead. This sermon is a clarion call for revival, urging the church to wake up and fully embrace its divine mission through the power of the Holy Spirit and committed prayer.

Join Pastor John as he explores the profound lessons from 1 Kings 19, where Elijah encounters God not in the wind, earthquake, or fire, but in a gentle whisper. As our church embarks on a 40-day journey of devotion, this sermon sets the stage for us to deepen our relationship with God, echoing Elijah’s transformational experience.

Join Pastor John as he delivers a powerful message from 1 Kings 18, connecting the dramatic encounter of Elijah on Mount Carmel to our modern-day spiritual journey. As we prepare to enter a 40-day period of devotion, this sermon aims to ignite a revival in our hearts and our church by embracing the true presence and power of God, just as Elijah demonstrated before the Israelites.

Discover the transformative power of God's presence in our lives. Learn about the alarming trend of Christians leaving their faith due to a lack of experiencing God's true presence. Embrace a 40-day journey of prayer, fasting, and resisting temptation, following biblical examples to draw closer to God. Find joy, strength, and distinction as God's chosen people through His manifest presence.

Exploring the concept of true tolerance, this message delves into living with grace and truth in a divided world. It emphasizes the importance of worshiping Christ as Lord, being prepared to share the gospel, and responding to disagreements with a Christlike attitude. The sermon encourages Christians to reflect Christ in their interactions, even when they don't agree with others.

This sermon explores the cultural differences in the understanding of sacrifices between the West and the East and emphasizes how animal sacrifices in the Old Testament were a grace-filled act by God, serving as a temporary measure until Christ’s ultimate sacrifice.

Are you living in true freedom? Romans 8 reveals a life beyond condemnation and the power to overcome sin. Find out how to distinguish the Holy Spirit's conviction from Satan's accusations and live in the fullness of the gospel. #FreedomInChrist #Romans8 #SpiritLedLife