Past Messages

This week we explored how “O Little Town of Bethlehem” reflects the depth of God’s long-standing plan, showing that Jesus’ birth in a humble town fulfilled centuries-old promises and calls us to live in faith, surrender, and recognition of His presence.

In this first week of the Advent season, we are exploring the theological significance of the Christmas carol “Silent Night”.

This week we learned that choosing daily gratitude, even in ordinary moments, helps us see God more clearly and transforms the way we think, relate, and live.

We were blessed to witness four baptisms this week – we share the joy of those who have made a public commitment to Christ and pledge to walk alongside them as we all strive to deepen our relationship with God.

We’re called to live with an active, rooted faith that stays connected to God in every moment, producing lasting fruit through obedience and authenticity rather than surface-level religion.

We’re called to live as true representatives of Christ—surrendering our lives to God, embodying His love, and sharing His message of reconciliation through both our actions and our words.

We’re challenged to use what God has given us—our time, talents, and resources—to actively live out our faith and make a real difference in the world.

A “life unlocked” in relationship with God involves worshipping Him through prayer, study, and, single-minded pursuit; surrendering control of our time to God allows us to be used as God’s instrument to serve others.

True spiritual power and the manifestation of spiritual gifts come from complete surrender to the Holy Spirit, who distributes them as He wills for serving one another and for God’s glory.