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Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
We reclaim our generation's spiritual heritage by imparting faith and hope through God's Word and our multigenerational relationships.
Like the church in Antioch, we respond when the Holy Spirit speaks and sends 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 able 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.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
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.
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.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
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 does it look like to serve God while being caught in the middle of major political upheavals of your time? The fact that Daniel served under four kings (Daniel 6:28) in two major empires should not be lost to us: faithfulness to Yahweh accomplishes great things in the world. Most importantly, Daniel’s work under Cyrus paved the way for the return of the exiles to the Promised Land (cf. Daniel 6:28; Ezra 5:13; Isaiah 44:28; Isaiah 45:1).
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.
How do you speak God’s truth to people who are in power? King Nebuchadnezzar’s second dream was about his own humiliation—he was the great tree that will be chopped down to its stump. But instead of rubbing it in, Daniel was personally dismayed and alarmed at the meaning of the dream (Daniel 4:19). He exhorted the king to repent and show mercy to the oppressed that there may perhaps be a lengthening of his prosperity (Daniel 4:27). In a way, Daniel rebuked the king with tears in his eyes.
When is it right for the people of God to not obey civil authority? “When sin is decreed” is the short answer from the book of Daniel. The story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace is not just a story of deliverance but a story of three young men who took a stand and obeyed God even if all the odds were not in their favor.
In times of peril, is silence ever an option? To stop the unjust killing of the wise men of Babylon, Daniel volunteered to interpret King Nebuchadnezzar's troubling dream even it he didn't know its meaning yet. At home, Daniel enlisted the help of Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah to beh God for revelation in order that they might not be destroyed.
Worship with us this weekend for Resurrection Sunday service. Join us every Sunday, 10 AM and 2 PM, here at 2F Puregold Remington Plaza. No registration required as community restrictions have been eased. Standard health and safety protocols are still observed.
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In times of peril, is silence ever an option? To stop the unjust killing of the wise men of Babylon, Daniel volunteered to interpret King Nebuchadnezzar's troubling dream even it he didn't know its meaning yet. At home, Daniel enlisted the help of Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah to beh God for revelation in order that they might not be destroyed.
Worship with us this weekend for Resurrection Sunday service. Join us every Sunday, 10 AM and 2 PM, here at 2F Puregold Remington Plaza. No registration required as community restrictions have been eased. Standard health and safety protocols are still observed.
Follow Victory Carmona and Victory Manggahan on Facebook, YouTube and Spotify to get updates about our online services.
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What do you do when your life is turned upside down because of political choices of your national leaders? Today is the start of our brand new series on the book of Daniel entitled, Beyond Kings and Kingdoms. Join us as we hear a message about remaining faithful even when the situation is beyond your control.
Worship with us this weekend for Resurrection Sunday service. Join us every Sunday, 10 AM and 2 PM, here at 2F Puregold Remington Plaza. No registration required as community restrictions have been eased. Standard health and safety protocols are still observed.
Follow Victory Carmona and Victory Manggahan on Facebook, YouTube and Spotify to get updates about our online services.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
Victory exists to honor God and establish Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.
The Lord promises to shake and dethrone nations and kingdoms and the strength of their armies in order to exalt His servant leaders as His chosen representatives of His kingdom. Let us spur on God's people to believe that He will use the shaking of our nation to make the kingdoms of this world become the kingdoms of our Lord and Christ.
The Lord promises to shake and dethrone nations and kingdoms and the strength of their armies in order to exalt His servant leaders as His chosen representatives of His kingdom. Let us spur on God's people to believe that He will use the shaking of our nation to make the kingdoms of this world become the kingdoms of our Lord and Christ.
The people of God have been defiled by their neglect of God’s temple while being busy with building their own houses, resulting in disappointing crops and harvests, but the re-laying of the temple’s foundation will restore His blessing upon His people. Let us then revive our hope in restoration of the fortunes of God’s people as we prioritize building of God’s house.
The people of God have been defiled by their neglect of God’s temple while being busy with building their own houses, resulting in disappointing crops and harvests, but the re-laying of the temple’s foundation will restore His blessing upon His people. Let us then revive our hope in restoration of the fortunes of God’s people as we prioritize building of God’s house.
The rebuilding of God's house is accomplished by God strengthening His people by His Spirit. Let God renew our strength in the task of rebuilding His house by revealing His plan to shake the nations so that the treasures held by these nations will be loosened for the glory of His name.
The rebuilding of God's house is accomplished by God strengthening His people by His Spirit. Let God renew our strength in the task of rebuilding His house by revealing His plan to shake the nations so that the treasures held by these nations will be loosened for the glory of His name.
Salvation comes only through Jesus, the cornerstone who was crucified and raised from the dead. He gives hope and restoration to all men.
Salvation comes only through Jesus, the cornerstone who was crucified and raised from the dead. He gives hope and restoration to all men.
Jesus came from the Father and gave His disciples the Father's words. Those who receive His words will be kept from the evil one and be sanctified in the truth of God's word as they are sent into the world on God's mission.
Jesus is the true vine who imparts life to His people. As we abide in Him, we will be aligned to His will, resulting in prayers that trust His ways and a life of obedience. As we obey His words, we will find full joy in abiding in His love.
Jesus is from the Father and speaks His words, and always pleases Him. Those who abide in Jesus' words are truly His disciples. They will know the truth, and the truth will set them free from their sins.
Jesus is the true bread of heaven. Whoever feeds on Him by feeding on His words will live. His words are Spirit and life and are the words of eternal life.
Jesus has life in Himself, and everyone who hears His word and believes the Father receives eternal life. The Word gives life!
Knowing that we grow in our knowledge of God and get transformed and empowered through His word, we will choose to anchor ourselves in and prioritize His word all the more this year.
Jesus has life in Himself, and everyone who hears His word and believes the Father receives eternal life. The Word gives life!
Knowing that we grow in our knowledge of God and get transformed and empowered through His word, we will choose to anchor ourselves in and prioritize His word all the more this year.
Luke 7:13
And when the Lord saw her, he had compassion on her and said to her, “Do not weep.”
As we end the year, we hope to be reminded why we give thanks and sing praise, even after all the things we experienced and are experiencing-Jesus came, and He will come again!
Jesus is the King who came to rule the everlasting kingdom of righteousness, peace and justice.
When we look closely, we will see that God is with us. Because of Him, we always have a reason to celebrate.
When we look closely, we will see that God is with us. Because of Him, we always have a reason to celebrate.
Ultimately, we always have a reason to celebrate—God is with us, and in Him we have light and life.
Ultimately, we always have a reason to celebrate—God is with us, and in Him we have light and life.
When sometimes you feel traumatized and depressed about the world outside or you get angry about a situation and that anger gets brushed off to the people around you... would you rather be alone or be in community with people?
God's past faithfulness and the certainty of His final victory motivates His people towards a life that reflects faith, security, and identity in Him. Because He is a covenant-keeping God, this brings us hope. This hope is the Anointed One who brings victory.
It is frustrating if you can't see something you are told it's there. What if it's something big and important? How about when you look for God but can't sense Him?
When sometimes you feel traumatized and depressed about the world outside, or you get angry about a situation that brushes off to the people around you... journey with us in the next two weeks to learn from Jesus' encounters to two persons who were once at a crossroads in their lives.
God's past faithfulness and the certainty of His final victory motivates His people towards a life that reflects faith, security, and identity in Him. Because He is a covenant-keeping God, this brings us hope. This hope is the Anointed One who brings victory.
Justice and righteousness were impossible for us to attain on our own because of our sinfulness but the Redeemer put it on Himself to bring righteousness to His people. He seals His covenant with a promise that He will pour our His Spirit and will remain throughout all generations.
Justice and righteousness were impossible for us to attain on our own because of our sinfulness but the Redeemer put it on Himself to bring righteousness to His people. He seals His covenant with a promise that He will pour our His Spirit and will remain throughout all generations.
Our covenant-keeping God gives us a picture of restoration. God's judgement is always meant to bring us to humility, repentance and trust.
Our covenant-keeping God gives us a picture of restoration. God's judgement is always meant to bring us to humility, repentance and trust.
Due to our human fallenness, we have the tendency to put our trust in worldly power. When God's judgment comes or we face the consequences of our unbelief, we tend to feel that we are abandoned by God. But because God is faithful, we have hope. We can have the courage to face our challenges knowing that He is a covenant-keeping God.
Due to our human fallenness, we have the tendency to put our trust in worldly power. When God's judgment comes or we face the consequences of our unbelief, we tend to feel that we are abandoned by God. But because God is faithful, we have hope. We can have the courage to face our challenges knowing that He is a covenant-keeping God.
Worship with us this weekend as we conclude our series, Light for the Nations! Join us through Victory Manggahan and Victory Carmona Facebook pages. Like, follow and subscribe to get updated of our worship services.
In the midst of darkness, we can shine God’s light to those who need it.
Worship with us this weekend as we conclude our series, Light for the Nations! Join us through Victory Manggahan and Victory Carmona Facebook pages. Like, follow and subscribe to get updated of our worship services.
Psalm 46:6-7
The nations rage, the kingdoms totter;
he utters his voice, the earth melts.
The Lord of hosts is with us;
the God of Jacob is our fortress. Selah
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Even in good or bad times, we can have complete joy, enduring faith, and a grateful heart because of Jesus Christ. Encourage someone with this truth today.
We can endure in life because we know that our faith will grow and that Jesus Christ is our ultimate reward.
Let's learn about how we can live with confidence and hope, reflecting His love to the world in light of Christ's coming.
We can endure in life because we know that our faith will grow and that Jesus Christ is our ultimate reward.
Let's learn about how we can live with confidence and hope, reflecting His love to the world in light of Christ's coming.
Our heart is to raise leaders who honor God and make disciples. To do this, we strategically reach students who are the future leaders in different spheres of society.
We are all children of God. There is no better generation, but we are all recipients of God's grace and strength to be renewed each day and to preach the gospel wherever we may be.
We are all children of God. There is no better generation, but we are all recipients of God's grace and strength to be renewed each day and to preach the gospel wherever we may be.
Understanding God's provision within the covenant relationship leads us to obedience therefore being agents of transformation within God's Kingdom purpose.
We should fix our eyes on God, our Provider, not on our own strength and power. Let us continue to depend on Him and seek His guidance.
We should fix our eyes on God, our Provider, not on our own strength and power. Let us continue to depend on Him and seek His guidance.
One of the central themes of the book of Deuteronomy is the call to REMEMBER who God is and what He has done. Before the Israelites enter the promised land, God reminded them of a time when they were led astray, how He humbled them and put them in place where there is no one to depend but God.
Join us as we continue our series, The Ability to Produce Wealth. You can visit our Facebook pages, Victory Carmona and Victory Manggahan, hit like and get notified when our online worship services begin.
In life, we sometimes experience being in plenty, and sometimes we experience being in lack. But in every season, we are called to remember that God is our ultimate Provider and He is faithful to fulfill His promises to us.
Join us in our worship services this weekend where we will talk about God’s promise of provision and how His provision is a tool for His kingdom and purposes! You can visit our Facebook pages, Victory Carmona and Victory Manggahan, hit like and get notified when our online worship services begin.
In life, we sometimes experience being in plenty, and sometimes we experience being in lack. But in every season, we are called to remember that God is our ultimate Provider and He is faithful to fulfill His promises to us.
Join us in our worship services this weekend where we will talk about God’s promise of provision and how His provision is a tool for His kingdom and purposes!
If we are followers of Christ, He is both our master and rewarder. We are to work and serve as His servants.
If we are followers of Christ, He is both our master and rewarder. We are to work and serve as His servants.
Relationships are a reflection of God’s faithfulness in His promises for us and a way for Him to fulfill it.
“There is one body and one Spirit—just as you were called to the one hope that belongs to your call— one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.” -Ephesians 4:4-6 ESV
Worship with us this weekend! Follow Victory Carmona and Victory Manggahan to get notified when our online worship services begin.
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Life Together is a three-week series about our key relationships as described in Ephesians. At the end of this series, our people will understand that our relationships are a reflection of God's covenant with His people, resulting in Christ-centered marriages, families, and workplaces.
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
“There is one body and one Spirit—just as you were called to the one hope that belongs to your call— one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.” -Ephesians 4:4-6 ESV
Worship with us this weekend! Follow Victory Carmona and Victory Manggahan to get notified when our online worship services begin.
“There is one body and one Spirit—just as you were called to the one hope that belongs to your call— one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.” -Ephesians 4:4-6 ESV
Worship with us this weekend! Follow Victory Carmona and Victory Manggahan to get notified when our online worship services begin.
As we undergo challenges in life, we can thank God for His sovereignty and love that molds our character and draws us close, put our trust in Him, and be assured of His deliverance and comfort.
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
As we undergo challenges in life, we can thank God for His sovereignty and love that molds our character and draws us close, put our trust in Him, and be assured of His deliverance and comfort.
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
God promised to send His Spirit to dwell in us and enable us to walk in a manner that honors Him. How does knowing God change the way you live?
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
God promised to send His Spirit to dwell in us and enable us to walk in a manner that honors Him. How does knowing God change the way you live?
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
Let’s give endless praise to our God whose holiness is far above and beyond!
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
Let’s give endless praise to our God whose holiness is far above and beyond!
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
No one can love us greater than our God. Nothing else can compare to His passion towards us. Because of this, we can trust Him more than anything or anyone in this world.
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
God never gives up on us. We can trust Him with all our brokenness and failures, because He will redeem, renew, and restore us. When all else fails, our God is trustworthy.
See you in our worship services this weekend! Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
No one can love us greater than our God. Nothing else can compare to His passion towards us. Because of this, we can trust Him more than anything or anyone in this world.
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
God's true people will become a multinational community of worship and peace forever. God gathers His covenant people from different nations showing that His covenant goes beyond the nations surrounding Israel and the Gentile church.
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
God's true people will become a multinational community of worship and peace forever. God gathers His covenant people from different nations showing that His covenant goes beyond the nations surrounding Israel and the Gentile church.
Join us as we continue our series Trust Worthy. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
God never gives up on us. We can trust Him with all our brokenness and failures, because He will redeem, renew, and restore us. When all else fails, our God is trustworthy.
See you in our worship services this weekend! Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
God's ultimate plan for this world is to make it new where there is healing for all, reconciliation of old relationships, and abundant prosperity. We live in hopeful expectation of that day.
Join us as we conclude our series, Salt and Light. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
Responding to God’s call to do His work of righteousness results in the restoration and transformation of our society.
Join us as we continue on our series, Salt & Light. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
Responding to God’s call to do His work of righteousness results in the restoration and transformation of our society.
Join us as we continue on our series, Salt & Light. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
More than saving humanity from sin and its punishment, Jesus' life, death, and resurrection paved the way for God's plan to redeem and restore the world to its original design.
Let us celebrate the Resurrection Sunday from home this April 4th, with your family. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
More than saving humanity from sin and its punishment, Jesus' life, death, and resurrection paved the way for God's plan to redeem and restore the world to its original design.
Let us celebrate the Resurrection Sunday from home this April 4th, with your family. Follow Victory Carmona and Manggahan on social media to watch our online services.
Isaiah 11:2 says this about Jesus:
And the Spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him,
the Spirit of wisdom and understanding,
the Spirit of counsel and might,
the Spirit of knowledge and the fear of the Lord.
Know more about Jesus as our righteous King this weekend as we continue our series, Salt & Light.
Salt and Light is a six-week series about the compassionate and just heart of God for His people, which we can learn from through the writings of Prophet Isaiah.
The Lord hears, sees, and saves.
Let’s talk about our God who is just and deals with injustice and oppression. Join us in our series, Salt & Light.
Salt and Light is a six-week series about the compassionate and just heart of God for His people, which we can learn from through the writings of Prophet Isaiah.
Salt and Light is a six-week series about the compassionate and just heart of God for His people, which we can learn from through the writings of Prophet Isaiah.
Isaiah 55:1
“Come, everyone who thirsts, come to the waters; and he who has no money, come, buy and eat! Come, buy wine and milk without money and without price.”
This is an invitation from the Lord. God is inviting us into His presence.
To rejoice is to find joy over and over again—this means having peace even in the midst of chaos, contentment despite lack, and hope over challenges.
To rejoice is to find joy over and over again—this means having peace even in the midst of chaos, contentment despite lack, and hope over challenges.
Paul was set on achieving only one thing—to gain Christ and be found in Him. This week, let’s take a look at how joy comes from our relentless pursuit of Jesus Christ.
Paul was set on achieving only one thing—to gain Christ and be found in Him. This week, let’s take a look at how joy comes from our relentless pursuit of Jesus Christ.
Joy in relationships is made complete when we are serving with humility and walking in unity with others—the same way Christ did.
Joy in relationships is made complete when we are serving with humility and walking in unity with others—the same way Christ did.
Challenges can take away our hope or happiness. Yet despite our circumstances, we can have joy that does not depend on present reality.
Challenges can take away our hope or happiness. Yet despite our circumstances, we can have joy that does not depend on present reality.
Jacob receives a new name—Israel, as God gives him a new mission. Our God Almighty has both the authority to send His people on His mission and the power to help them accomplish it.
This week, we will look at the time when God revealed Himself to Abraham, honored his faith and obedience, and provided for him.
Join us today for Week 3 of our series “Awesome God” as we learn about God’s compassion.
As we continue our series, Awesome God, let’s look at what Gideon learned about what it means to have the peace of God.
God wants to reveal Himself to us in greater ways. As we look into the Scriptures and know Him more, may we experience Him as the Awesome God He is so we can face the challenges ahead.
Though the fig tree should not blossom, nor fruit be on the vines, the produce of the olive fail and the fields yield no food, the flock be cut off from the fold and there be no herd in the stalls, yet I will rejoice in the LORD; I will take joy in the God of my salvation. Habakkuk 3:17-18
This Christmas, let us share the life and light of Jesus which we have experienced so that others may also belie
Christmas is a reminder that Jesus came on earth to be near us—to bring us life, especially in these troubled times.
More than a baby in a manger, Jesus is Lord—the Creator. He is the source of all life and light in every season, since the very beginning
Our faith in God is demonstrated when we give generously and sacrificially.
Join us online as we close our series, Add To Heart! We hope that this series has helped you embrace giving as worship to God, an expression of honor, faith, and trust to Him.
Giving is a matter of the heart. We give not because we have to, but because of God’s graciousness and faithfulness to us.
Let’s take a look at how worship fills our hearts and allows us to live out of an overflow, especially in our finances. Join us for our new series, Add To Heart!
For the last week of our series, The Gospel Expressed, we will learn about Paul’s final reminders on keeping the unity in the church.
We demonstrate the gospel by building each other up and welcoming each other without judgment.
Our love, respect, and kindness toward our neighbors demonstrate our obedience to God's law.
Join us online as we continue our series on the book of Romans, The Gospel Expressed!
In the last few chapters of Romans, Paul encouraged the believers to live out the gospel by serving and loving others, submitting to authority, and being united as a Church. How can you live out the gospel today?
Paul considered the ministry of the gospel fulfilled only when it has been preached where Christ is not yet known. As we close this series, it is our prayer that despite this pandemic, the mission continues: to preach the gospel and see it forcefully advance in every nation.
Our calling and mission as a church has always been to honor God and make disciples in every campus and every nation, even in the midst of the pandemic. And while the world may have seemingly stopped, the mission continues.
Today, we’ll learn about the sovereignty of God. Join us online as we continue our series, The Gospel Explained!
This week, we continue our study on the book of Romans through the series, The Gospel Explained. Our topic today will remind us that nothing can separate us from the love of God despite of various sufferings.
Generationship is our two-week campus series, where we will talk about the relationship between two generations. At the end of this series, we will understand why multiple generations should cultivate a partnership in seeking, obeying, and prioritizing God even when landscapes and seasons change.
Generationship is our two-week campus series, where we will talk about the relationship between two generations. At the end of this series, we will understand why multiple generations should cultivate a partnership in seeking, obeying, and prioritizing God even when landscapes and seasons change.
We are on our thirteenth week of our series, The Gospel Explained. In light of eternity we should view our present suffering as insignificant compared to our future glory.
We are half-way through our series, The Gospel Explained. Today, we'll talk about Life in the Spirit. A life controlled and empowered by the Holy Spirit pleases God.
We are on the 11th week of our series, The Gospel Explained. Our sinful nature pulls us towards things we don't want to do, but Christ has rescued us from the law of sin so we can live for God.