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We often hear the saying, “There is no growth in comfort,” and we took this to heart from the beginning. We were once recipients of a short-term mission outreach in Manila. If we stayed with a mission-field mentality, we would never become the mission force we are today.

As God empowers us to carry out His mission, let us step out of our comfort zone into the unknown by faith.

May we press on with the same passion, pursue His call to make disciples, and be His mission force for the next 40 years and beyond.

We often hear the saying, “There is no growth in comfort,” and we took this to heart from the beginning. We were once recipients of a short-term mission outreach in Manila. If we stayed with a mission-field mentality, we would never become the mission force we are today.

As God empowers us to carry out His mission, let us step out of our comfort zone into the unknown by faith.

May we press on with the same passion, pursue His call to make disciples, and be His mission force for the next 40 years and beyond.

We often hear the saying, “There is no growth in comfort,” and we took this to heart from the beginning. We were once recipients of a short-term mission outreach in Manila. If we stayed with a mission-field mentality, we would never become the mission force we are today.

As God empowers us to carry out His mission, let us step out of our comfort zone into the unknown by faith.

May we press on with the same passion, pursue His call to make disciples, and be His mission force for the next 40 years and beyond.

During Jesus’ time on earth, He walked with His disciples, involving them in His life and ministry.

This series will explore stories where Jesus exemplified how we are to journey together through the highs, lows, and everything in between as His church while glorifying God and carrying out His mission.

Let’s journey through this series together, and ask God for wisdom and softened hearts as we respond to His word.

Just like the African proverb that says, “If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together.”

Don’t walk alone.

During Jesus’ time on earth, He walked with His disciples, involving them in His life and ministry.

This series will explore stories where Jesus exemplified how we are to journey together through the highs, lows, and everything in between as His church while glorifying God and carrying out His mission.

Let’s journey through this series together, and ask God for wisdom and softened hearts as we respond to His word.

Just like the African proverb that says, “If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together.”

Don’t walk alone.

During Jesus’ time on earth, He walked with His disciples, involving them in His life and ministry.

This series will explore stories where Jesus exemplified how we are to journey together through the highs, lows, and everything in between as His church while glorifying God and carrying out His mission.

Let’s journey through this series together, and ask God for wisdom and softened hearts as we respond to His word.

Just like the African proverb that says, “If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together.”

Don’t walk alone.

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus.

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by.

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus.

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by.

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus.

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by.

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus.

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by.

Rest is a promise available for everyone. Many try to find rest by going places, isolating, and reflecting.

This Holy Week, may we find ourselves resting in Christ—where we are and will always be in a place of grace; a place where we will receive what God intends for our good, even if we don’t deserve it.

Rest is a promise available for everyone. Many try to find rest by going places, isolating, and reflecting.

This Holy Week, may we find ourselves resting in Christ—where we are and will always be in a place of grace; a place where we will receive what God intends for our good, even if we don’t deserve it.

How many times have we wavered when faced with insurmountable odds?

While we can try to endure life’s challenges on our own terms and strength, many times, it makes us grow tired and weary, too.

Here’s the good news:

There is something that goes beyond mere resilience. It is faith—it is counterintuitive and overcoming.

It allows us to endure, despite all the reasons we can think of, and despite it all.

How many times have we wavered when faced with insurmountable odds?

While we can try to endure life’s challenges on our own terms and strength, many times, it makes us grow tired and weary, too.

Here’s the good news:

There is something that goes beyond mere resilience. It is faith—it is counterintuitive and overcoming.

It allows us to endure, despite all the reasons we can think of, and despite it all.

How many times have we wavered when faced with insurmountable odds?

While we can try to endure life’s challenges on our own terms and strength, many times, it makes us grow tired and weary, too.

Here’s the good news:

There is something that goes beyond mere resilience. It is faith—it is counterintuitive and overcoming.

It allows us to endure, despite all the reasons we can think of, and despite it all.

How many times have we wavered when faced with insurmountable odds?

While we can try to endure life’s challenges on our own terms and strength, many times, it makes us grow tired and weary, too.

Here’s the good news:

There is something that goes beyond mere resilience. It is faith—it is counterintuitive and overcoming.

It allows us to endure, despite all the reasons we can think of, and despite it all.

This year, we all want to do things right.

Yet, we soon realize that this is easier said than done. Making things right can be challenging, even with our best efforts.

But only God has the power to truly change us from the inside out.

This year, we all want to do things right.

Yet, we soon realize that this is easier said than done. Making things right can be challenging, even with our best efforts.

But only God has the power to truly change us from the inside out.

This year, we all want to do things right.

Yet, we soon realize that this is easier said than done. Making things right can be challenging, even with our best efforts.

But only God has the power to truly change us from the inside out.

This year, we all want to do things right.

Yet, we soon realize that this is easier said than done. Making things right can be challenging, even with our best efforts.

But only God has the power to truly change us from the inside out.

This year, we all want to do things right.

Yet, we soon realize that this is easier said than done. Making things right can be challenging, even with our best efforts.

But only God has the power to truly change us from the inside out.

The very first Christmas was the silent miracle that pointed us to the promised and long-awaited arrival of the Messiah.

This series will help us take a fresh look and deeper understanding of the miracles surrounding Jesus’ birth that greatly demonstrate God’s unconditional love for us.

Let’s be expectant together for great things, even as the year ends!

The very first Christmas was the silent miracle that pointed us to the promised and long-awaited arrival of the Messiah.

This series will help us take a fresh look and deeper understanding of the miracles surrounding Jesus’ birth that greatly demonstrate God’s unconditional love for us.

Let’s be expectant together for great things, even as the year ends!

The very first Christmas was the silent miracle that pointed us to the promised and long-awaited arrival of the Messiah.

This series will help us take a fresh look and deeper understanding of the miracles surrounding Jesus’ birth that greatly demonstrate God’s unconditional love for us.

Let’s be expectant together for great things, even as the year ends!

The very first Christmas was the silent miracle that pointed us to the promised and long-awaited arrival of the Messiah.

This series will help us take a fresh look and deeper understanding of the miracles surrounding Jesus’ birth that greatly demonstrate God’s unconditional love for us.

Let’s be expectant together for great things, even as the year ends!

The very first Christmas was the silent miracle that pointed us to the promised and long-awaited arrival of the Messiah.

This series will help us take a fresh look and deeper understanding of the miracles surrounding Jesus’ birth that greatly demonstrate God’s unconditional love for us.

Let’s be expectant together for great things, even as the year ends!

God designs His people to come together and not give up in doing so, even when faced with challenges.See You On Sunday series reveals God’s heart for us as He continues to build the church today and as we persevere in meeting together.

God designs His people to come together and not give up in doing so, even when faced with challenges.See You On Sunday series reveals God’s heart for us as He continues to build the church today and as we persevere in meeting together.

We aren’t merely a product of life’s circumstances.

God shapes us to live a joyful, fulfilling, and purposeful life–through the power of His unchanging word.

Together, let us dig deeper and find out how God’s truth shapes the core of our being.

We aren’t merely a product of life’s circumstances.

God shapes us to live a joyful, fulfilling, and purposeful life–through the power of His unchanging word.

Together, let us dig deeper and find out how God’s truth shapes the core of our being.

We aren’t merely a product of life’s circumstances.

God shapes us to live a joyful, fulfilling, and purposeful life–through the power of His unchanging word.

Together, let us dig deeper and find out how God’s truth shapes the core of our being.

We aren’t merely a product of life’s circumstances.

God shapes us to live a joyful, fulfilling, and purposeful life–through the power of His unchanging word.

Together, let us dig deeper and find out how God’s truth shapes the core of our being.

We aren’t merely a product of life’s circumstances.

God shapes us to live a joyful, fulfilling, and purposeful life–through the power of His unchanging word.

Together, let us dig deeper and find out how God’s truth shapes the core of our being.

We aren’t merely a product of life’s circumstances.

God shapes us to live a joyful, fulfilling, and purposeful life–through the power of His unchanging word.

Together, let us dig deeper and find out how God’s truth shapes the core of our being.

We aren’t merely a product of life’s circumstances.

God shapes us to live a joyful, fulfilling, and purposeful life–through the power of His unchanging word.

Together, let us dig deeper and find out how God’s truth shapes the core of our being.

Are there possibilities beyond what appears to be a dead end?

God’s compassion knows no limit. He can turn dead ends into doorways for the gospel to reach every nation. The world awaits to discover the miracle of His great love.

We’ve all been there before, haven’t we? That feeling of being stuck, trapped in an unending cycle, facing insurmountable challenges.

We long to escape the shackles that hold us back.

In the middle of the dark endless tunnel, there is a road out. There is only one God whose might and power can truly set us free. He strengthens us to confidently step into His purpose and promises.

We’ve all been there before, haven’t we? That feeling of being stuck, trapped in an unending cycle, facing insurmountable challenges.

We long to escape the shackles that hold us back.

In the middle of the dark endless tunnel, there is a road out. There is only one God whose might and power can truly set us free. He strengthens us to confidently step into His purpose and promises.

We’ve all been there before, haven’t we? That feeling of being stuck, trapped in an unending cycle, facing insurmountable challenges.

We long to escape the shackles that hold us back.

In the middle of the dark endless tunnel, there is a road out. There is only one God whose might and power can truly set us free. He strengthens us to confidently step into His purpose and promises.

We’ve all been there before, haven’t we? That feeling of being stuck, trapped in an unending cycle, facing insurmountable challenges.

We long to escape the shackles that hold us back.

In the middle of the dark endless tunnel, there is a road out. There is only one God whose might and power can truly set us free. He strengthens us to confidently step into His purpose and promises.

We’ve all been there before, haven’t we? That feeling of being stuck, trapped in an unending cycle, facing insurmountable challenges.

We long to escape the shackles that hold us back.

In the middle of the dark endless tunnel, there is a road out. There is only one God whose might and power can truly set us free. He strengthens us to confidently step into His purpose and promises.

You may have heard that “change starts from within”.

But will it ever be enough? What happens when we walk hand in hand in fulfilling God’s purpose and live out our change together?

From a tiny spark, He causes our fire to burn like wildfire—consuming the world around us.

May He fan us into flame and set our hearts ablaze as we pursue Him together in all our days.

You may have heard that “change starts from within”.

But will it ever be enough? What happens when we walk hand in hand in fulfilling God’s purpose and live out our change together?

From a tiny spark, He causes our fire to burn like wildfire—consuming the world around us.

May He fan us into flame and set our hearts ablaze as we pursue Him together in all our days.

Jesus knows exactly what we need even before we ask. Out of the greatness of His love for us, He desires to meet our every need – even the most impossible ones.

As we start this new series, may you discover God’s compassionate heart and mighty power. He longs to meet you and provide a miracle for you. May you be drawn closer to Jesus

Jesus knows exactly what we need even before we ask. Out of the greatness of His love for us, He desires to meet our every need – even the most impossible ones.

As we start this new series, may you discover God’s compassionate heart and mighty power. He longs to meet you and provide a miracle for you. May you be drawn closer to Jesus.

Jesus knows exactly what we need even before we ask. Out of the greatness of His love for us, He desires to meet our every need – even the most impossible ones.

As we start this new series, may you discover God’s compassionate heart and mighty power. He longs to meet you and provide a miracle for you. May you be drawn closer to Jesus.

Jesus knows exactly what we need even before we ask. Out of the greatness of His love for us, He desires to meet our every need – even the most impossible ones.

As we start this new series, may you discover God’s compassionate heart and mighty power. He longs to meet you and provide a miracle for you. May you be drawn closer to Jesus.

Jesus knows exactly what we need even before we ask. Out of the greatness of His love for us, He desires to meet our every need – even the most impossible ones.

As we start this new series, may you discover God’s compassionate heart and mighty power. He longs to meet you and provide a miracle for you. May you be drawn closer to Jesus.

Jesus knows exactly what we need even before we ask. Out of the greatness of His love for us, He desires to meet our every need – even the most impossible ones.

As we start this new series, may you discover God’s compassionate heart and mighty power. He longs to meet you and provide a miracle for you. May you be drawn closer to Jesus.

Every setback is a setup for God to make Himself known.

Just like the disciples in Acts, in times of pain and persecution, God can come through to do a miraculous breakthrough and accomplish His purpose.

Discover what exactly happened in the Upper Room. May you experience God’s power to become His witnesses, relentlessly proclaiming and demonstrating the gospel together. It starts from where we are, and leads us to the ends of the earth.

Every setback is a setup for God to make Himself known.

Just like the disciples in Acts, in times of pain and persecution, God can come through to do a miraculous breakthrough and accomplish His purpose.

Discover what exactly happened in the Upper Room. May you experience God’s power to become His witnesses, relentlessly proclaiming and demonstrating the gospel together. It starts from where we are, and leads us to the ends of the earth.

Every setback is a setup for God to make Himself known.

Just like the disciples in Acts, in times of pain and persecution, God can come through to do a miraculous breakthrough and accomplish His purpose.

Discover what exactly happened in the Upper Room. May you experience God’s power to become His witnesses, relentlessly proclaiming and demonstrating the gospel together. It starts from where we are, and leads us to the ends of the earth.

Every setback is a setup for God to make Himself known.

Just like the disciples in Acts, in times of pain and persecution, God can come through to do a miraculous breakthrough and accomplish His purpose.

Discover what exactly happened in the Upper Room. May you experience God’s power to become His witnesses, relentlessly proclaiming and demonstrating the gospel together. It starts from where we are, and leads us to the ends of the earth.

Want to see a miracle?

Take a seed. Sow it on good ground. Water and allow it to take root. Wait until the seed grows into a full-blown tree and its fruit becomes ready for harvest!

In the same way, if we want to see God’s miracle of provision, let’s discover the miracle in the seed. Even through the barren seasons of our lives, the power of the seed reminds us that the provision goes beyond opportunity and production.

Let’s talk about God’s heart and miraculous power to provide.

Want to see a miracle?

Take a seed. Sow it on good ground. Water and allow it to take root. Wait until the seed grows into a full-blown tree and its fruit becomes ready for harvest!

In the same way, if we want to see God’s miracle of provision, let’s discover the miracle in the seed. Even through the barren seasons of our lives, the power of the seed reminds us that the provision goes beyond opportunity and production.

Let’s talk about God’s heart and miraculous power to provide.

Want to see a miracle?

Take a seed. Sow it on good ground. Water and allow it to take root. Wait until the seed grows into a full-blown tree and its fruit becomes ready for harvest!

In the same way, if we want to see God’s miracle of provision, let’s discover the miracle in the seed. Even through the barren seasons of our lives, the power of the seed reminds us that the provision goes beyond opportunity and production.

Let’s talk about God’s heart and miraculous power to provide.

Why is it so hard to talk about “DEATH”?

Though it is inevitable, death is a bitter pill to take. At all costs, we try to avoid it, delay the conversation, or hesitantly speak about it. Maybe because death signifies loss, sorrow, and defeat. We fear how death brings loneliness, hopelessness, grief, and pain. Death is the end of all.

But when Jesus died on the cross, His death became a new beginning. On the third day, the tomb was found empty because death died that day!

We celebrate the Holy Week knowing that our King is alive, not dead; victorious, not defeated; powerful, not weak. And Jesus, our King, can do great and mighty wonders in our lives today.

Together, let’s experience God’s miraculous power changing our lives in the same way that it has made Jesus do the impossible— endure the cross and conquer the grave.

Why is it so hard to talk about “DEATH”?

Though it is inevitable, death is a bitter pill to take. At all costs, we try to avoid it, delay the conversation, or hesitantly speak about it. Maybe because death signifies loss, sorrow, and defeat. We fear how death brings loneliness, hopelessness, grief, and pain. Death is the end of all.

But when Jesus died on the cross, His death became a new beginning. On the third day, the tomb was found empty because death died that day!

We celebrate the Holy Week knowing that our King is alive, not dead; victorious, not defeated; powerful, not weak. And Jesus, our King, can do great and mighty wonders in our lives today.

Together, let’s experience God’s miraculous power changing our lives in the same way that it has made Jesus do the impossible— endure the cross and conquer the grave.

We’ve all heard the saying, “No man is an island”. Recent events and seasons have solidified the importance of relationships to our well-being. The weight and value our family and friends bring to our lives can never be replaced by any material thing or achievement. Truly, we are designed for relationships.

The ability to gather together, share a meal, and encourage one another reminds us that we are designed to connect, build, and grow with others. The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit living together in perfect harmony reflect the kind of relationships God wants us to enjoy in this life.

Let’s discover the power of relationships as we walk in God’s purpose.

Together, let’s be empowered to make disciples and make God known in our campuses, communities, and nation.

We’ve all heard the saying, “No man is an island”. Recent events and seasons have solidified the importance of relationships to our well-being. The weight and value our family and friends bring to our lives can never be replaced by any material thing or achievement. Truly, we are designed for relationships.

The ability to gather together, share a meal, and encourage one another reminds us that we are designed to connect, build, and grow with others. The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit living together in perfect harmony reflect the kind of relationships God wants us to enjoy in this life.

Let’s discover the power of relationships as we walk in God’s purpose.

Together, let’s be empowered to make disciples and make God known in our campuses, communities, and nation.

We’ve all heard the saying, “No man is an island”. Recent events and seasons have solidified the importance of relationships to our well-being. The weight and value our family and friends bring to our lives can never be replaced by any material thing or achievement. Truly, we are designed for relationships.

The ability to gather together, share a meal, and encourage one another reminds us that we are designed to connect, build, and grow with others. The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit living together in perfect harmony reflect the kind of relationships God wants us to enjoy in this life.

Let’s discover the power of relationships as we walk in God’s purpose.

Together, let’s be empowered to make disciples and make God known in our campuses, communities, and nation.

Last year, we dedicated 2022 as a year of abiding in God’s word, discovering its power and beauty. It says in John 15:7, “If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you.”

Let us declare in faith that this year will be a year of God’s miracles, so that more and more people will find faith in Jesus, the Son of God. In our prayer, fasting, and consecration week and in our series, we will be looking at stories of God’s miraculous power in the Bible, which led people to know Jesus and believe in His name.

Last year, we dedicated 2022 as a year of abiding in God’s word, discovering its power and beauty. It says in John 15:7, “If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you.”

Let us declare in faith that this year will be a year of God’s miracles, so that more and more people will find faith in Jesus, the Son of God. In our prayer, fasting, and consecration week and in our series, we will be looking at stories of God’s miraculous power in the Bible, which led people to know Jesus and believe in His name.

Last year, we dedicated 2022 as a year of abiding in God’s word, discovering its power and beauty. It says in John 15:7, “If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you.”

Let us declare in faith that this year will be a year of God’s miracles, so that more and more people will find faith in Jesus, the Son of God. In our prayer, fasting, and consecration week and in our series, we will be looking at stories of God’s miraculous power in the Bible, which led people to know Jesus and believe in His name.

Last year, we dedicated 2022 as a year of abiding in God’s word, discovering its power and beauty. It says in John 15:7, “If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you.”

Let us declare in faith that this year will be a year of God’s miracles, so that more and more people will find faith in Jesus, the Son of God. In our prayer, fasting, and consecration week and in our series, we will be looking at stories of God’s miraculous power in the Bible, which led people to know Jesus and believe in His name.

Last year, we dedicated 2022 as a year of abiding in God’s word, discovering its power and beauty. It says in John 15:7, “If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you.”

Let us declare in faith that this year will be a year of God’s miracles, so that more and more people will find faith in Jesus, the Son of God. In our prayer, fasting, and consecration week and in our series, we will be looking at stories of God’s miraculous power in the Bible, which led people to know Jesus and believe in His name.

Last year, we dedicated 2022 as a year of abiding in God’s word, discovering its power and beauty. It says in John 15:7, “If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you.”

Let us declare in faith that this year will be a year of God’s miracles, so that more and more people will find faith in Jesus, the Son of God. In our prayer, fasting, and consecration week and in our series, we will be looking at stories of God’s miraculous power in the Bible, which led people to know Jesus and believe in His name.

Last year, we dedicated 2022 as a year of abiding in God’s word, discovering its power and beauty. It says in John 15:7, “If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you.”

Let us declare in faith that this year will be a year of God’s miracles, so that more and more people will find faith in Jesus, the Son of God. In our prayer, fasting, and consecration week and in our series, we will be looking at stories of God’s miraculous power in the Bible, which led people to know Jesus and believe in His name.

It’s Christmas time once again! A season we get to celebrate with our family and friends, look back and give thanks for the things that happened in our lives this year, and think about our plans and goals for the next year. Although there are uncertainties, many of us feel the excitement that this season brings.

The real reason this season makes us look forward to our future is because there is a truth which we can truly anchor our hope upon: Jesus came to give us salvation and for us to experience true, abundant life in Him.

Let’s look at the Gospel of John to get a deeper understanding of who Jesus is, why He came, and the fullness of the gospel in our present reality. Beyond the nativity story, we can unravel the meaning and person of Christmas in our new series, Unwrapping the Present. Through this series, may we not just remember the true reason for the season, but invite others to know and have faith in Jesus as well.

Unwrap the greatest present we have all received: Jesus Christ, in whom we have light and life for our present reality and for all time.

It’s Christmas time once again! A season we get to celebrate with our family and friends, look back and give thanks for the things that happened in our lives this year, and think about our plans and goals for the next year. Although there are uncertainties, many of us feel the excitement that this season brings.

The real reason this season makes us look forward to our future is because there is a truth which we can truly anchor our hope upon: Jesus came to give us salvation and for us to experience true, abundant life in Him.

Let’s look at the Gospel of John to get a deeper understanding of who Jesus is, why He came, and the fullness of the gospel in our present reality. Beyond the nativity story, we can unravel the meaning and person of Christmas in our new series, Unwrapping the Present. Through this series, may we not just remember the true reason for the season, but invite others to know and have faith in Jesus as well.

Unwrap the greatest present we have all received: Jesus Christ, in whom we have light and life for our present reality and for all time.

It’s Christmas time once again! A season we get to celebrate with our family and friends, look back and give thanks for the things that happened in our lives this year, and think about our plans and goals for the next year. Although there are uncertainties, many of us feel the excitement that this season brings.

The real reason this season makes us look forward to our future is because there is a truth which we can truly anchor our hope upon: Jesus came to give us salvation and for us to experience true, abundant life in Him.

Let’s look at the Gospel of John to get a deeper understanding of who Jesus is, why He came, and the fullness of the gospel in our present reality. Beyond the nativity story, we can unravel the meaning and person of Christmas in our new series, Unwrapping the Present. Through this series, may we not just remember the true reason for the season, but invite others to know and have faith in Jesus as well.

Unwrap the greatest present we have all received: Jesus Christ, in whom we have light and life for our present reality and for all time.

It’s Christmas time once again! A season we get to celebrate with our family and friends, look back and give thanks for the things that happened in our lives this year, and think about our plans and goals for the next year. Although there are uncertainties, many of us feel the excitement that this season brings.

The real reason this season makes us look forward to our future is because there is a truth which we can truly anchor our hope upon: Jesus came to give us salvation and for us to experience true, abundant life in Him.

Let’s look at the Gospel of John to get a deeper understanding of who Jesus is, why He came, and the fullness of the gospel in our present reality. Beyond the nativity story, we can unravel the meaning and person of Christmas in our new series, Unwrapping the Present. Through this series, may we not just remember the true reason for the season, but invite others to know and have faith in Jesus as well.

Unwrap the greatest present we have all received: Jesus Christ, in whom we have light and life for our present reality and for all time.

There have been a lot of preachings and seminars on wealth management, personal finance, and wealth building. The explosion of new investments have created financial freedom for some yet the promise of financial peace (shalom) seems elusive as the world continues to demand more. In this series, we hope to see people move from chasing the elusive financial freedom and choose the path of financial peace that can only be found in a right perspective of how Jesus wants us to view wealth.

The stability and financial freedom people are looking for today cannot be found by gaining more wealth and possessions. When we think beyond what we have and look to Jesus, we will see that in Him we can have abundant life and true financial peace.

There have been a lot of preachings and seminars on wealth management, personal finance, and wealth building. The explosion of new investments have created financial freedom for some yet the promise of financial peace (shalom) seems elusive as the world continues to demand more. In this series, we hope to see people move from chasing the elusive financial freedom and choose the path of financial peace that can only be found in a right perspective of how Jesus wants us to view wealth.

The stability and financial freedom people are looking for today cannot be found by gaining more wealth and possessions. When we think beyond what we have and look to Jesus, we will see that in Him we can have abundant life and true financial peace.

There have been a lot of preachings and seminars on wealth management, personal finance, and wealth building. The explosion of new investments have created financial freedom for some yet the promise of financial peace (shalom) seems elusive as the world continues to demand more. In this series, we hope to see people move from chasing the elusive financial freedom and choose the path of financial peace that can only be found in a right perspective of how Jesus wants us to view wealth.

The stability and financial freedom people are looking for today cannot be found by gaining more wealth and possessions. When we think beyond what we have and look to Jesus, we will see that in Him we can have abundant life and true financial peace.

There have been a lot of preachings and seminars on wealth management, personal finance, and wealth building. The explosion of new investments have created financial freedom for some yet the promise of financial peace (shalom) seems elusive as the world continues to demand more. In this series, we hope to see people move from chasing the elusive financial freedom and choose the path of financial peace that can only be found in a right perspective of how Jesus wants us to view wealth.

The stability and financial freedom people are looking for today cannot be found by gaining more wealth and possessions. When we think beyond what we have and look to Jesus, we will see that in Him we can have abundant life and true financial peace.

Following Jesus is impossible apart from knowing and growing in His word. We are not just encouraged to read the Bible daily, but also think and live accordingly. It’s not just a matter of how much you know, but how much of the Bible is evident in your daily life.

Let’s continue to discover the power and beauty of God’s word. It can transform our hearts, minds, and lives to be more like Jesus as we meditate on, obey, and apply God’s word in all aspects of our lives every day.

Following Jesus is impossible apart from knowing and growing in His word. We are not just encouraged to read the Bible daily, but also think and live accordingly. It’s not just a matter of how much you know, but how much of the Bible is evident in your daily life.

Let’s continue to discover the power and beauty of God’s word. It can transform our hearts, minds, and lives to be more like Jesus as we meditate on, obey, and apply God’s word in all aspects of our lives every day.

Following Jesus is impossible apart from knowing and growing in His word. We are not just encouraged to read the Bible daily, but also think and live accordingly. It’s not just a matter of how much you know, but how much of the Bible is evident in your daily life.

Let’s continue to discover the power and beauty of God’s word. It can transform our hearts, minds, and lives to be more like Jesus as we meditate on, obey, and apply God’s word in all aspects of our lives every day.

The Lord sets free the prisoners and those who are doomed to die. As such, the closing of history will see all nations worshipping God.

The world is in dire need of hope. While things may not be how we want them to be—in both the small and larger scales of life—there is a bigger reality that we can look forward to. God is the hope of all nations.

In our new series, Every Tribe, Every Nation, we will discover God’s heart to draw all men to Himself. As we know, experience, and trust Him, we will experience redemption, salvation, and freedom that He has designed for us to live in since the very beginning. And He invites us, His people, to take part in bringing the gospel of hope to all nations.

We do this with the faith that ultimately, people from every tongue, tribe, and nation will come to Him, bow before His throne, and worship Him with their whole hearts (Revelation 7:9–10).

Following Jesus is impossible apart from knowing and growing in His word. We are not just encouraged to read the Bible daily, but also think and live accordingly. It’s not just a matter of how much you know, but how much of the Bible is evident in your daily life.

Let’s continue to discover the power and beauty of God’s word. It can transform our hearts, minds, and lives to be more like Jesus as we meditate on, obey, and apply God’s word in all aspects of our lives every day.

Following Jesus is impossible apart from knowing and growing in His word. We are not just encouraged to read the Bible daily, but also think and live accordingly. It’s not just a matter of how much you know, but how much of the Bible is evident in your daily life.

Let’s continue to discover the power and beauty of God’s word. It can transform our hearts, minds, and lives to be more like Jesus as we meditate on, obey, and apply God’s word in all aspects of our lives every day.

Following Jesus is impossible apart from knowing and growing in His word. We are not just encouraged to read the Bible daily, but also think and live accordingly. It’s not just a matter of how much you know, but how much of the Bible is evident in your daily life.

Let’s continue to discover the power and beauty of God’s word. It can transform our hearts, minds, and lives to be more like Jesus as we meditate on, obey, and apply God’s word in all aspects of our lives every day.

God is calling us all to His family to accomplish His purpose together. As one family, we are to walk side by side, learn from one another, grow with each other, impart faith and hope to one another, and set each other up to succeed in the things God called us to do.

Though some things might get lost in translation because of instant communication, we can work together despite differences across generations and impart truths beyond our own generation.

IYKYK means someone gets it, and understands the meaning, without much need for explanation. As our relationship with each other and other generations grows stronger, we can accomplish more together and advance God’s kingdom further together!

God is calling us all to His family to accomplish His purpose together. As one family, we are to walk side by side, learn from one another, grow with each other, impart faith and hope to one another, and set each other up to succeed in the things God called us to do.

Though some things might get lost in translation because of instant communication, we can work together despite differences across generations and impart truths beyond our own generation.

IYKYK means someone gets it, and understands the meaning, without much need for explanation. As our relationship with each other and other generations grows stronger, we can accomplish more together and advance God’s kingdom further together!

Like the church in Antioch, we respond when the Holy Spirit speaks and send us for His purpose.

Like the church in Rome (who are loved by God), we are exhorted to long to see each other for impartation and mutual encouragement with the eagerness to preach the gospel.

By gathering frequently just like the early church, we are here to be devoted to the apostles' teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer.

The Church, which Jesus is building, is the gathering of the called out ones. The Church is a people who have the same foundation in the Lord Jesus Christ.

As God's royal, holy and chosen people, we are made to proclaim his excellencies through the gospel and are called to let our light shine in this dark world.

In Christ Jesus, as our cornerstone, we (Gentiles) are no longer strangers and aliens. But citizens, saints, and members brought into the household of God. We are growing and being built together as his holy temple.

Lois and Eunice discipling the next generation in the home, and Timothy's Influence went beyond the home. The foundation of faith was passed on by a parent and even a grandparent.

Picking up from the Abrahamic mandate to be a blessing to all the families of the earth, we now segue into a Gentile and his family that encountered God through Peter. Cornelius, is a family man, a Roman army officer, well respected by the Jews, and a man who made an impact among his family, relatives, close friends, and in the city through his faith, example, and influence. He responded to God. His conversion was a major stepping stone in advancing God's kingdom in the empire's capital and later to the Gentile world.

How must we view our family? What is God’s design for family? And how can our family pursue God’s purpose when they haven’t even encountered God yet?

In our new series, As for Me and My House, we will be exploring stories of three families in the Bible that God used for His kingdom purpose. While our families may not be perfect or have yet to be connected to Christ, the truth is God has a call for each household.

May this series help us see God’s plans for our families and trust that He will call each family towards healing, reconciliation, mission, and faith. Together, let us discover how we can be a family on God’s mission to be a blessing to the nations and restore them back to Himself, declaring: As for me and my house, we shall serve the Lord.

Let’s continue to grow with our families, intentionally build relationships with them, and pursue God’s calling and purpose together.

The Holy Spirit enables us to proclaim this message of first importance with power (1 Cor 2:1-5.) In the same way, receiving this message is made possible by the power of the Holy Spirit (1 Cor 1:18).

The Holy Spirit enables us to proclaim this message of first importance with power (1 Cor 2:1-5.) In the same way, receiving this message is made possible by the power of the Holy Spirit (1 Cor 1:18).

What do you do when your life is turned upside down because of the political choices of your national leaders? After a succession of Judean kings who did evil in the sight of the Lord, God sent the people of Judah into exile as punishment for its continued covenant unfaithfulness (2 Chronicles 36). But not everyone who got carried off was evil. Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah were faithful young men who had to grapple with the question of honoring God in a culture that doesn't acknowledge Him, while personally dealing with the loss of their loved ones and their homeland.

How do you handle obscurity? King Nebuchadnezzar's reign is over; his son Belshazzar replaced him. Daniel's days of fame in the Babylonian palace are also over (Daniel 5:10-12). When the young king and his lords were feasting, a mysterious hand appeared and wrote on the wall. None of the sages in the kingdom could interpret the writing so Daniel was called in. The writing says that the days of the kingdom are numbered, that king Belshazzar didn't measure up, and the invading Persians are coming. Even when he was no longer in active public service, Daniel was ready to answer the call and serve when he was needed the most.

What do you do when your life is turned upside down because of the political choices of your national leaders? After a succession of Judean kings who did evil in the sight of the Lord, God sent the people of Judah into exile as punishment for its continued covenant unfaithfulness (2 Chronicles 36). But not everyone who got carried off was evil. Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah were faithful young men who had to grapple with the question of honoring God in a culture that doesn't acknowledge Him, while personally dealing with the loss of their loved ones and their homeland.

What do you do when your life is turned upside down because of the political choices of your national leaders? After a succession of Judean kings who did evil in the sight of the Lord, God sent the people of Judah into exile as punishment for its continued covenant unfaithfulness (2 Chronicles 36). But not everyeone who got carried off was evil. Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah were faithful young men who had to grapple with the question of honoring God in a culture that doesn't acknowledge Him, while personally dealing with the loss of their loved ones and their homeland.

What do you do when your life is turned upside down because of the political choices of your national leaders? After a succession of Judean kings who did evil in the sight of the Lord, God sent the people of Judah into exile as punishment for its continued covenant unfaithfulness (2 Chronicles 36). But not everyeone who got carried off was evil. Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah were faithful young men who had to grapple with the question of honoring God in a culture that doesn't acknowledge Him, while personally dealing with the loss of their loved ones and their homeland.

What do you do when your life is turned upside down because of the political choices of your national leaders? After a succession of Judean kings who did evil in the sight of the Lord, God sent the people of Judah into exile as punishment for its continued covenant unfaithfulness (2 Chronicles 36). But not everyeone who got carried off was evil. Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah were faithful young men who had to grapple with the question of honoring God in a culture that doesn't acknowledge Him, while personally dealing with the loss of their loved ones and their homeland.

As Filipinos, celebrating the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ every year is culturally ingrained in us. Holy Week has become a tradition for most, if not all, of us, but this time, let us take this time to reflect on the importance of Jesus’ life and sacrifice not merely for inspiration, but so that we can persevere in the purpose of God in our lives and in His mission.

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is crucial to our faith. When we have a good understanding of these, we can truly live out the life we have in Him and help others know Him and the life He offers as we proclaim His gospel.

We hope that this will help us reflect on and respond to Jesus’ life and His sacrifice for us.

As Filipinos, celebrating the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ every year is culturally ingrained in us. Holy Week has become a tradition for most, if not all, of us, but this time, let us take this time to reflect on the importance of Jesus’ life and sacrifice not merely for inspiration, but so that we can persevere in the purpose of God in our lives and in His mission.

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is crucial to our faith. When we have a good understanding of these, we can truly live out the life we have in Him and help others know Him and the life He offers as we proclaim His gospel.

We hope that this will help us reflect on and respond to Jesus’ life and His sacrifice for us.

We’re all looking for a way to move forward. While there are still many things we are uncertain of, we want to rebuild and live a better life as soon as we can. In this season, we can look to God and trust that His plans are better than what we see or imagine for ourselves, and heed His call to trust Him as we pursue His purpose for us, even as a nation.

Tayo can mean many things: to stand; to build; to be together. As followers of God, we will stand on God’s word as the stable and sure foundation of our lives and our nation. We hope that through this series, our faith will be strengthened and we will be inspired to build together according to God’s mission, purpose, and call.

God is sovereign, and we can trust Him and His plans. May we hold on to His promises and pursue His mission together!

We’re all looking for a way to move forward. While there are still many things we are uncertain of, we want to rebuild and live a better life as soon as we can. In this season, we can look to God and trust that His plans are better than what we see or imagine for ourselves, and heed His call to trust Him as we pursue His purpose for us, even as a nation.

Tayo can mean many things: to stand; to build; to be together. As followers of God, we will stand on God’s word as the stable and sure foundation of our lives and our nation. We hope that through this series, our faith will be strengthened and we will be inspired to build together according to God’s mission, purpose, and call.

God is sovereign, and we can trust Him and His plans. May we hold on to His promises and pursue His mission together!

We’re all looking for a way to move forward. While there are still many things we are uncertain of, we want to rebuild and live a better life as soon as we can. In this season, we can look to God and trust that His plans are better than what we see or imagine for ourselves, and heed His call to trust Him as we pursue His purpose for us, even as a nation.

Tayo can mean many things: to stand; to build; to be together. As followers of God, we will stand on God’s word as the stable and sure foundation of our lives and our nation. We hope that through this series, our faith will be strengthened and we will be inspired to build together according to God’s mission, purpose, and call.

God is sovereign, and we can trust Him and His plans. May we hold on to His promises and pursue His mission together!

We’re all looking for a way to move forward. While there are still many things we are uncertain of, we want to rebuild and live a better life as soon as we can. In this season, we can look to God and trust that His plans are better than what we see or imagine for ourselves, and heed His call to trust Him as we pursue His purpose for us, even as a nation.

Tayo can mean many things: to stand; to build; to be together. As followers of God, we will stand on God’s word as the stable and sure foundation of our lives and our nation. We hope that through this series, our faith will be strengthened and we will be inspired to build together according to God’s mission, purpose, and call.

God is sovereign, and we can trust Him and His plans. May we hold on to His promises and pursue His mission together!

There are a lot of things in the world where we try to put our hope and trust in. Sadly, these things are temporary and tend to fail us. In this ever shifting world, there is only one person on whom we can build our lives—Jesus, the chief cornerstone.

What is a cornerstone? It is the stone that is laid first when something is built, and to it all other stones are aligned. In the same way, when we put Christ front and center, that means we are also aligning every other aspect of our lives to Him. We may experience ups and downs, but we can stand firm and pursue God’s mission because Jesus is our stable and sure foundation!

May we continue to be reminded that we will be stable, immovable, and firm when we’re connected and aligned to our Cornerstone.

There are a lot of things in the world where we try to put our hope and trust in. Sadly, these things are temporary and tend to fail us. In this ever shifting world, there is only one person on whom we can build our lives—Jesus, the chief cornerstone.

What is a cornerstone? It is the stone that is laid first when something is built, and to it all other stones are aligned. In the same way, when we put Christ front and center, that means we are also aligning every other aspect of our lives to Him. We may experience ups and downs, but we can stand firm and pursue God’s mission because Jesus is our stable and sure foundation!

May we continue to be reminded that we will be stable, immovable, and firm when we’re connected and aligned to our Cornerstone.

We know that our awesome God has been with us and He alone continually sustains us through our journey. Because of this, we face the new year with hope and look forward to seeing Him move powerfully in and through us every day.

Let us start the year abiding in God’s word and calling others to do the same. To abide means “to remain stable or fixed in a state; to continue in a place.” Through our series, we will look at the different aspects of God’s word and allow His voice to transform us in His image, empowered to do what He has called us to do.

As we prioritize reading the Bible above all else, we will begin to discover the power and beauty of God’s word and continue to anchor ourselves upon His never failing and unshaken truth.

We know that our awesome God has been with us and He alone continually sustains us through our journey. Because of this, we face the new year with hope and look forward to seeing Him move powerfully in and through us every day.

Let us start the year abiding in God’s word and calling others to do the same. To abide means “to remain stable or fixed in a state; to continue in a place.” Through our series, we will look at the different aspects of God’s word and allow His voice to transform us in His image, empowered to do what He has called us to do.

As we prioritize reading the Bible above all else, we will begin to discover the power and beauty of God’s word and continue to anchor ourselves upon His never failing and unshaken truth.

We know that our awesome God has been with us and He alone continually sustains us through our journey. Because of this, we face the new year with hope and look forward to seeing Him move powerfully in and through us every day.

Let us start the year abiding in God’s word and calling others to do the same. To abide means “to remain stable or fixed in a state; to continue in a place.” Through our series, we will look at the different aspects of God’s word and allow His voice to transform us in His image, empowered to do what He has called us to do.

As we prioritize reading the Bible above all else, we will begin to discover the power and beauty of God’s word and continue to anchor ourselves upon His never failing and unshaken truth.

We know that our awesome God has been with us and He alone continually sustains us through our journey. Because of this, we face the new year with hope and look forward to seeing Him move powerfully in and through us every day.

Let us start the year abiding in God’s word and calling others to do the same. To abide means “to remain stable or fixed in a state; to continue in a place.” Through our series, we will look at the different aspects of God’s word and allow His voice to transform us in His image, empowered to do what He has called us to do.

As we prioritize reading the Bible above all else, we will begin to discover the power and beauty of God’s word and continue to anchor ourselves upon His never failing and unshaken truth.

We know that our awesome God has been with us and He alone continually sustains us through our journey. Because of this, we face the new year with hope and look forward to seeing Him move powerfully in and through us every day.

Let us start the year abiding in God’s word and calling others to do the same. To abide means “to remain stable or fixed in a state; to continue in a place.” Through our series, we will look at the different aspects of God’s word and allow His voice to transform us in His image, empowered to do what He has called us to do.

As we prioritize reading the Bible above all else, we will begin to discover the power and beauty of God’s word and continue to anchor ourselves upon His never failing and unshaken truth.

We know that our awesome God has been with us and He alone continually sustains us through our journey. Because of this, we face the new year with hope and look forward to seeing Him move powerfully in and through us every day.

Let us start the year abiding in God’s word and calling others to do the same. To abide means “to remain stable or fixed in a state; to continue in a place.” Through our series, we will look at the different aspects of God’s word and allow His voice to transform us in His image, empowered to do what He has called us to do.

As we prioritize reading the Bible above all else, we will begin to discover the power and beauty of God’s word and continue to anchor ourselves upon His never failing and unshaken truth.

Our experiences with loss, grief, frustration, and hopelessness can diminish one's excitement for this season. But for those who know Christ, we can look back on our lives, recount how faithful He is to us, and live with hope. Ultimately, we will always have a reason to celebrate—God is with us, and in Him we have light and life.

Our experiences with loss, grief, frustration, and hopelessness can diminish one's excitement for this season. But for those who know Christ, we can look back on our lives, recount how faithful He is to us, and live with hope. Ultimately, we will always have a reason to celebrate—God is with us, and in Him we have light and life.

Our experiences with loss, grief, frustration, and hopelessness can diminish one's excitement for this season. But for those who know Christ, we can look back on our lives, recount how faithful He is to us, and live with hope. Ultimately, we will always have a reason to celebrate—God is with us, and in Him we have light and life.

Our experiences with loss, grief, frustration, and hopelessness can diminish one's excitement for this season. But for those who know Christ, we can look back on our lives, recount how faithful He is to us, and live with hope. Ultimately, we will always have a reason to celebrate—God is with us, and in Him we have light and life.

Our experiences with loss, grief, frustration, and hopelessness can diminish one's excitement for this season. But for those who know Christ, we can look back on our lives, recount how faithful He is to us, and live with hope. Ultimately, we will always have a reason to celebrate—God is with us, and in Him we have light and life.

Regardless of how long we have been walking with God, the uncertainties we face and of the future would often make us feel unprepared and lost. Our struggles and difficulties can truly be overwhelming, and even Jesus Himself warned us about these troubles. The good news is that God did not end there.

We can have hope and confidence despite our present circumstances because God is near and His word never fails.

Regardless of how long we have been walking with God, the uncertainties we face and of the future would often make us feel unprepared and lost. Our struggles and difficulties can truly be overwhelming, and even Jesus Himself warned us about these troubles. The good news is that God did not end there.

We can have hope and confidence despite our present circumstances because God is near and His word never fails.

Regardless of how long we have been walking with God, the uncertainties we face and of the future would often make us feel unprepared and lost. Our struggles and difficulties can truly be overwhelming, and even Jesus Himself warned us about these troubles. The good news is that God did not end there.

We can have hope and confidence despite our present circumstances because God is near and His word never fails.

Regardless of how long we have been walking with God, the uncertainties we face and of the future would often make us feel unprepared and lost. Our struggles and difficulties can truly be overwhelming, and even Jesus Himself warned us about these troubles. The good news is that God did not end there.

We can have hope and confidence despite our present circumstances because God is near and His word never fails.

Regardless of how long we have been walking with God, the uncertainties we face and of the future would often make us feel unprepared and lost. Our struggles and difficulties can truly be overwhelming, and even Jesus Himself warned us about these troubles. The good news is that God did not end there.

We can have hope and confidence despite our present circumstances because God is near and His word never fails.

Regardless of how long we have been walking with God, the uncertainties we face and of the future would often make us feel unprepared and lost. Our struggles and difficulties can truly be overwhelming, and even Jesus Himself warned us about these troubles. The good news is that God did not end there.

We can have hope and confidence despite our present circumstances because God is near and His word never fails.

Our present circumstances may lead us to lose our hope. But because we know that we have Christ and that He will one day come in glory, we live with hope for our future and have confidence in Him.

Let’s learn about how we can live with confidence and hope, reflecting His love to the world in light of Christ’s coming.

FutureHope

Our present circumstances may lead us to lose our hope. But because we know that we have Christ and that He will one day come in glory, we live with hope for our future and have confidence in Him.

Let’s learn about how we can live with confidence and hope, reflecting His love to the world in light of Christ’s coming.

FutureHope

Our present circumstances may lead us to lose our hope. But because we know that we have Christ and that He will one day come in glory, we live with hope for our future and have confidence in Him.

Let’s learn about how we can live with confidence and hope, reflecting His love to the world in light of Christ’s coming.

FutureHope

Our present circumstances may lead us to lose our hope. But because we know that we have Christ and that He will one day come in glory, we live with hope for our future and have confidence in Him.

Let’s learn about how we can live with confidence and hope, reflecting His love to the world in light of Christ’s coming.

FutureHope

Our present circumstances may lead us to lose our hope. But because we know that we have Christ and that He will one day come in glory, we live with hope for our future and have confidence in Him.

Let’s learn about how we can live with confidence and hope, reflecting His love to the world in light of Christ’s coming.

FutureHope

God is a multigenerational God. We see this in Scripture where generations of families work together, pursue the glory of God together, and carry the mission of God together.

It takes all generations—previous generations, Gen X, Gen Y, Gen Z, and future generations—working together to pursue the mission of God to see campuses, communities, and nations transformed by the gospel. Young people can find and receive strength from God, and the whole church community will be there to support, encourage, and help them fulfill their God-given mission.

Let’s continue with our God-given mission to change the campus and change the world!

ChangeTheCampusChangeTheWorld #GenWe

God is a multigenerational God. We see this in Scripture where generations of families work together, pursue the glory of God together, and carry the mission of God together.

It takes all generations—previous generations, Gen X, Gen Y, Gen Z, and future generations—working together to pursue the mission of God to see campuses, communities, and nations transformed by the gospel. Young people can find and receive strength from God, and the whole church community will be there to support, encourage, and help them fulfill their God-given mission.

Let’s continue with our God-given mission to change the campus and change the world!

ChangeTheCampusChangeTheWorld #GenWe

Life is far from perfect. Sometimes, we experience being in plenty, sometimes we experience being in lack. But despite the times of lack or crisis, we are called to remember God’s faithfulness to confirm whatever He has promised to His people.

HeWhoPromised

Life is far from perfect. Sometimes, we experience being in plenty, sometimes we experience being in lack. But despite the times of lack or crisis, we are called to remember God’s faithfulness to confirm whatever He has promised to His people.

HeWhoPromised

Life is far from perfect. Sometimes, we experience being in plenty, sometimes we experience being in lack. But despite the times of lack or crisis, we are called to remember God’s faithfulness to confirm whatever He has promised to His people.

HeWhoPromised

Life is far from perfect. Sometimes, we experience being in plenty, sometimes we experience being in lack. But despite the times of lack or crisis, we are called to remember God’s faithfulness to confirm whatever He has promised to His people.

HeWhoPromised

Relationships are important. God created us to be in relationships, and He works in our lives through them. Our relationships at home, at work, and with our communities are far from perfect. But God, in His divine wisdom, provided a blueprint in how we are to relate with others: in submission and reverence to Christ (Ephesians 5:21).

Despite the physical distance, we can still build strong relationships with those around us. And this is possible through our relationship with Christ, which affects the way we treat and relate with others. Because of Christ, we can experience lasting, thriving, and fulfilling relationships, where we do and share life together.

We will be looking at Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to know how our relationship with Christ helps us relate with others the way God intended.

Let us continue to pray and fight for our relationships, and spur one another to grow in our relationship with Christ and with each other!

LifeTogether

Relationships are important. God created us to be in relationships, and He works in our lives through them. Our relationships at home, at work, and with our communities are far from perfect. But God, in His divine wisdom, provided a blueprint in how we are to relate with others: in submission and reverence to Christ (Ephesians 5:21).

Despite the physical distance, we can still build strong relationships with those around us. And this is possible through our relationship with Christ, which affects the way we treat and relate with others. Because of Christ, we can experience lasting, thriving, and fulfilling relationships, where we do and share life together.

We will be looking at Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to know how our relationship with Christ helps us relate with others the way God intended.

Let us continue to pray and fight for our relationships, and spur one another to grow in our relationship with Christ and with each other!

LifeTogether

Relationships are important. God created us to be in relationships, and He works in our lives through them. Our relationships at home, at work, and with our communities are far from perfect. But God, in His divine wisdom, provided a blueprint in how we are to relate with others: in submission and reverence to Christ (Ephesians 5:21).

Despite the physical distance, we can still build strong relationships with those around us. And this is possible through our relationship with Christ, which affects the way we treat and relate with others. Because of Christ, we can experience lasting, thriving, and fulfilling relationships, where we do and share life together.

We will be looking at Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to know how our relationship with Christ helps us relate with others the way God intended.

Let us continue to pray and fight for our relationships, and spur one another to grow in our relationship with Christ and with each other!

LifeTogether

Many times, our failures and faults make us feel unworthy to draw near to God. But here’s the truth: We have a God who never gives up on us. He pursues us despite all our shortcomings. He is faithful even when we are not. In fact, He wants us to come to Him with all of our brokenness and failures, so He can redeem and renew us. And He invites us to know Him more and live differently.

The world may be filled with uncertainty and human systems may fail, but we can trust God because He is unchanging and steadfast, holy and just, loving and all-powerful. He fulfills His promises no matter what. When all else fails, our God is trustworthy.

We’ll discover more about God and our relationship with Him.

TrustWorthy

Many times, our failures and faults make us feel unworthy to draw near to God. But here’s the truth: We have a God who never gives up on us. He pursues us despite all our shortcomings. He is faithful even when we are not. In fact, He wants us to come to Him with all of our brokenness and failures, so He can redeem and renew us. And He invites us to know Him more and live differently.

The world may be filled with uncertainty and human systems may fail, but we can trust God because He is unchanging and steadfast, holy and just, loving and all-powerful. He fulfills His promises no matter what. When all else fails, our God is trustworthy.

We’ll discover more about God and our relationship with Him.

TrustWorthy

Many times, our failures and faults make us feel unworthy to draw near to God. But here’s the truth: We have a God who never gives up on us. He pursues us despite all our shortcomings. He is faithful even when we are not. In fact, He wants us to come to Him with all of our brokenness and failures, so He can redeem and renew us. And He invites us to know Him more and live differently.

The world may be filled with uncertainty and human systems may fail, but we can trust God because He is unchanging and steadfast, holy and just, loving and all-powerful. He fulfills His promises no matter what. When all else fails, our God is trustworthy.

For the next six weeks, we’ll discover more about God and our relationship with Him.

TrustWorthy

Many times, our failures and faults make us feel unworthy to draw near to God. But here’s the truth: We have a God who never gives up on us. He pursues us despite all our shortcomings. He is faithful even when we are not. In fact, He wants us to come to Him with all of our brokenness and failures, so He can redeem and renew us. And He invites us to know Him more and live differently.

The world may be filled with uncertainty and human systems may fail, but we can trust God because He is unchanging and steadfast, holy and just, loving and all-powerful. He fulfills His promises no matter what. When all else fails, our God is trustworthy.

For the next six weeks, we’ll discover more about God and our relationship with Him.

TrustWorthy

Pain, troubles, and suffering are part of life. And often, we can be consumed by these difficulties we face. However, God’s word shows us a different way: Jesus heals us, restores us, and gives us the power to overcome our difficulties. But it doesn’t stop with us. We can help others do the same. We are the salt and light that can reach out to others and extend the love and power God has given to us (Matthew 5:13–16).

Now that we are God’s people, our understanding of our realities stems from the truth of His word and a desire to advance His kingdom. His word allows us to apply His truths, helps us respond in faith, and causes us to actively take part in discipling a nation.

SaltAndLight

Pain, troubles, and suffering are part of life. And often, we can be consumed by these difficulties we face. However, God’s word shows us a different way: Jesus heals us, restores us, and gives us the power to overcome our difficulties. But it doesn’t stop with us. We can help others do the same. We are the salt and light that can reach out to others and extend the love and power God has given to us (Matthew 5:13–16).

Now that we are God’s people, our understanding of our realities stems from the truth of His word and a desire to advance His kingdom. His word allows us to apply His truths, helps us respond in faith, and causes us to actively take part in discipling a nation.

SaltAndLight

Pain, troubles, and suffering are part of life. And often, we can be consumed by these difficulties we face. However, God’s word shows us a different way: Jesus heals us, restores us, and gives us the power to overcome our difficulties. But it doesn’t stop with us. We can help others do the same. We are the salt and light that can reach out to others and extend the love and power God has given to us (Matthew 5:13–16).

Now that we are God’s people, our understanding of our realities stems from the truth of His word and a desire to advance His kingdom. His word allows us to apply His truths, helps us respond in faith, and causes us to actively take part in discipling a nation.

SaltAndLight

Pain, troubles, and suffering are part of life. And often, we can be consumed by these difficulties we face. However, God’s word shows us a different way: Jesus heals us, restores us, and gives us the power to overcome our difficulties. But it doesn’t stop with us. We can help others do the same. We are the salt and light that can reach out to others and extend the love and power God has given to us (Matthew 5:13–16).

Now that we are God’s people, our understanding of our realities stems from the truth of His word and a desire to advance His kingdom. His word allows us to apply His truths, helps us respond in faith, and causes us to actively take part in discipling a nation.

SaltAndLight

Pain, troubles, and suffering are part of life. And often, we can be consumed by these difficulties we face. However, God’s word shows us a different way: Jesus heals us, restores us, and gives us the power to overcome our difficulties. But it doesn’t stop with us. We can help others do the same. We are the salt and light that can reach out to others and extend the love and power God has given to us (Matthew 5:13–16).

Now that we are God’s people, our understanding of our realities stems from the truth of His word and a desire to advance His kingdom. His word allows us to apply His truths, helps us respond in faith, and causes us to actively take part in discipling a nation.

SaltAndLight

Pain, troubles, and suffering are part of life. And often, we can be consumed by these difficulties we face. However, God’s word shows us a different way: Jesus heals us, restores us, and gives us the power to overcome our difficulties. But it doesn’t stop with us. We can help others do the same. We are the salt and light that can reach out to others and extend the love and power God has given to us (Matthew 5:13–16).

Now that we are God’s people, our understanding of our realities stems from the truth of His word and a desire to advance His kingdom. His word allows us to apply His truths, helps us respond in faith, and causes us to actively take part in discipling a nation.

SaltAndLight

The circumstances around us can snatch away any hope or happiness that we have if we let them. But we don't have to worry or fret; we can rejoice because we have joy that does not depend on our present reality and we have all we need and more in Christ!

JoyFull

The circumstances around us can snatch away any hope or happiness that we have if we let them. But we don't have to worry or fret; we can rejoice because we have joy that does not depend on our present reality and we have all we need and more in Christ!

JoyFull

The circumstances around us can snatch away any hope or happiness that we have if we let them. But we don't have to worry or fret; we can rejoice because we have joy that does not depend on our present reality and we have all we need and more in Christ!

JoyFull

The circumstances around us can snatch away any hope or happiness that we have if we let them. But we don't have to worry or fret; we can rejoice because we have joy that does not depend on our present reality and we have all we need and more in Christ!

JoyFull

The circumstances around us can snatch away any hope or happiness that we have if we let them. But we don't have to worry or fret; we can rejoice because we have joy that does not depend on our present reality and we have all we need and more in Christ!

JoyFull

We want to talk about our Awesome God because God is awesome! Through learning about how awesome He is, we will be able to grow more in our understanding of who He is and how we ought to relate with Him. Our fitting response to the awesomeness of God is two-fold: we will fear God and we will grow in our love for Him. Our hope is that this series will help us see not only the greatness of God but also the goodness of God, and that we will be able to hold on to these in a new way.

AwesomeGod2021

We want to talk about our Awesome God because God is awesome! Through learning about how awesome He is, we will be able to grow more in our understanding of who He is and how we ought to relate with Him. Our fitting response to the awesomeness of God is two-fold: we will fear God and we will grow in our love for Him. Our hope is that this series will help us see not only the greatness of God but also the goodness of God, and that we will be able to hold on to these in a new way.

AwesomeGod2021

We want to talk about our Awesome God because God is awesome! Through learning about how awesome He is, we will be able to grow more in our understanding of who He is and how we ought to relate with Him. Our fitting response to the awesomeness of God is two-fold: we will fear God and we will grow in our love for Him. Our hope is that this series will help us see not only the greatness of God but also the goodness of God, and that we will be able to hold on to these in a new way.

AwesomeGod2021

We want to talk about our Awesome God because God is awesome! Through learning about how awesome He is, we will be able to grow more in our understanding of who He is and how we ought to relate with Him. Our fitting response to the awesomeness of God is two-fold: we will fear God and we will grow in our love for Him. Our hope is that this series will help us see not only the greatness of God but also the goodness of God, and that we will be able to hold on to these in a new way.

AwesomeGod2021

We want to talk about our Awesome God because God is awesome! Through learning about how awesome He is, we will be able to grow more in our understanding of who He is and how we ought to relate with Him. Our fitting response to the awesomeness of God is two-fold: we will fear God and we will grow in our love for Him. Our hope is that this series will help us see not only the greatness of God but also the goodness of God, and that we will be able to hold on to these in a new way.

AwesomeGod2021

We want to talk about our Awesome God because God is awesome! Through learning about how awesome He is, we will be able to grow more in our understanding of who He is and how we ought to relate with Him. Our fitting response to the awesomeness of God is two-fold: we will fear God and we will grow in our love for Him. Our hope is that this series will help us see not only the greatness of God but also the goodness of God, and that we will be able to hold on to these in a new way.

AwesomeGod2021

In spite of everything we have been through in 2020, we are looking forward to celebrating the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ again. Our Christmas celebrations in our homes and churches are different and many of us are longing for better days in time. But in all this we have hope, because the Savior of the world came in time for us, bringing light and life to His people.

Join us in the next three weeks as we look at the coming of Jesus through the gospel of John. More than a baby in a manger, Jesus is Lord—Creator and pre-eminent—and the source of all life and light for us in these troubled times.

InTime

In spite of everything we have been through in 2020, we are looking forward to celebrating the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ again. Our Christmas celebrations in our homes and churches are different and many of us are longing for better days in time. But in all this we have hope, because the Savior of the world came in time for us, bringing light and life to His people.

Join us in the next three weeks as we look at the coming of Jesus through the gospel of John. More than a baby in a manger, Jesus is Lord—Creator and pre-eminent—and the source of all life and light for us in these troubled times.

InTime

In spite of everything we have been through in 2020, we are looking forward to celebrating the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ again. Our Christmas celebrations in our homes and churches are different and many of us are longing for better days in time. But in all this we have hope, because the Savior of the world came in time for us, bringing light and life to His people.

Join us in the next three weeks as we look at the coming of Jesus through the gospel of John. More than a baby in a manger, Jesus is Lord—Creator and pre-eminent—and the source of all life and light for us in these troubled times.

InTime

Giving is a matter of the heart. We give not because we have to, but because of God’s graciousness and faithfulness to us.

Even in the midst of a pandemic, we can trust God for provision and, in turn, give to honor Him. This is our form of worship.

Join us as we look at biblical attitudes when it comes to giving our tithes unto the Lord through different passages and stories in the Bible.

AddToHeart

Giving is a matter of the heart. We give not because we have to, but because of God’s graciousness and faithfulness to us.

Even in the midst of a pandemic, we can trust God for provision and, in turn, give to honor Him. This is our form of worship.

Join us as we look at biblical attitudes when it comes to giving our tithes unto the Lord through different passages and stories in the Bible.

AddToHeart

Giving is a matter of the heart. We give not because we have to, but because of God’s graciousness and faithfulness to us.

Even in the midst of a pandemic, we can trust God for provision and, in turn, give to honor Him. This is our form of worship.

Join us as we look at biblical attitudes when it comes to giving our tithes unto the Lord through different passages and stories in the Bible.

AddToHeart

In the last five chapters of his letter to the Romans, Paul outlined how we can live out the gospel by serving and loving others, submitting to authority, and being united as a Church. We will continue our study on Romans through the series, The Gospel Expressed.

TheGospelExpressed

In the last five chapters of his letter to the Romans, Paul outlined how we can live out the gospel by serving and loving others, submitting to authority, and being united as a Church. We will continue our study on Romans through the series, The Gospel Expressed.

TheGospelExpressed

In the last five chapters of his letter to the Romans, Paul outlined how we can live out the gospel by serving and loving others, submitting to authority, and being united as a Church. We will continue our study on Romans through the series, The Gospel Expressed.

TheGospelExpressed

In the last five chapters of his letter to the Romans, Paul outlined how we can live out the gospel by serving and loving others, submitting to authority, and being united as a Church. We will continue our study on Romans through the series, The Gospel Expressed.

#TheGospelExpressed

For the next five weeks, we will be looking at how we can respond in view of God’s mercy. In the last five chapters of his letter to the Romans, Paul outlined how we can live out the gospel by serving and loving others, submitting to authority, and being united as a Church. We will continue our study on Romans through the series, The Gospel Expressed.

TheGospelExpressed

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

As a church, we are called to reach the next generation—aka the future leaders of our society. This is why we value building relationships with them and setting them up for success.

We pray that this series will encourage you to see our future with hope as we continue to make disciples and equip the next generation for God’s purposes in their lives!

Generationship

As a church, we are called to reach the next generation—aka the future leaders of our society. This is why we value building relationships with them and setting them up for success.

We pray that this series will encourage you to see our future with hope as we continue to make disciples and equip the next generation for God’s purposes in their lives!

Generationship

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

From March 8 to October 18, we will have a series spread over the year about the gospel, as explained in the book of Romans.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word in the next 23 weeks, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

From March 8 to October 18, we will have a series spread over the year about the gospel, as explained in the book of Romans.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word in the next 23 weeks, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

From March 8 to October 18, we will have a series spread over the year about the gospel, as explained in the book of Romans.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word in the next 23 weeks, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

From March 8 to October 18, we will have a series spread over the year about the gospel, as explained in the book of Romans.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word in the next 23 weeks, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

From March 8 to October 18, we will have a series spread over the year about the gospel, as explained in the book of Romans.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word in the next 23 weeks, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

From March 8 to October 18, we will have a series spread over the year about the gospel, as explained in the book of Romans.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word in the next 23 weeks, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

From March 8 to October 18, we will have a series spread over the year about the gospel, as explained in the book of Romans.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word in the next 23 weeks, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

From March 8 to October 18, we will have a series spread over the year about the gospel, as explained in the book of Romans.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word in the next 23 weeks, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Understanding the gospel and how it affects our lives will allow us to have a deeper appreciation of God’s love.

From March 8 to October 18, we will have a series spread over the year about the gospel, as explained in the book of Romans.

The book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul. He wrote it at a time when there was great persecution and conflict between Christians of Jewish origin and Christians who were Gentiles. Through the message of the gospel, Paul hoped to see the two walking in unity with each other.

As we dig deep into God’s word in the next 23 weeks, may we have a clearer understanding and appreciation of God’s love for us. May it also inspire us to walk in unity as we live lives pleasing to God.

GoodNews2020 #TheGospelExplained #RomansSeries

Today, we honor the role of fathers and recognize their influence in our homes and society. A Father’s Heart is a preaching message for Father’s Day based on Psalm 128. As we study this psalm, we hope that we will have a deeper understanding of God as our Father and be encouraged to walk in obedience to Him.

In a time of fear, uncertainty, and grief, we can find new hope in Jesus Christ. He is the hope of our salvation and our hope in every situation. #GoodNews2020 #ANewHope

In a time of fear, uncertainty, and grief, we can find new hope in Jesus Christ. He is the hope of our salvation and our hope in every situation. #GoodNews2020 #ANewHope

In a time of fear, uncertainty, and grief, we can find new hope in Jesus Christ. He is the hope of our salvation and our hope in every situation. #GoodNews2020 #ANewHope

In a time of fear, uncertainty, and grief, we can find new hope in Jesus Christ. He is the hope of our salvation and our hope in every situation. #GoodNews2020 #ANewHope

In a time of fear, uncertainty, and grief, we can find new hope in Jesus Christ. He is the hope of our salvation and our hope in every situation. #GoodNews2020 #ANewHope

There is a predicament in the world right now and suffering is a universal reality. Jesus didn’t say you are the salt and the light of the world thoughtlessly. He said that because Salt and Light are the tools needed in the world. Being salt and light is living out who you truly are.

In this series, we will look at our situation today from the perspective–one that is unmoved and unshaken.

God is our Shepherd.

GoodNews2020 #Psalm23

In this series, we will look at our situation today from the perspective–one that is unmoved and unshaken.

God is our Shepherd.

GoodNews2020 #Psalm23

In this series, we will look at our situation today from the perspective–one that is unmoved and unshaken.

God is our Shepherd.

GoodNews2020 #Psalm23

In this series, we will look at our situation today from the perspective–one that is unmoved and unshaken.

God is our Shepherd.

GoodNews2020 #Psalm23