When someone mentions your name, what does your reputation say about your faith? In this sermon, we explore what it means to have a reputation that reflects a life transformed by Jesus.

In the rush of daily life, it’s so easy to let distractions take over and miss what truly matters. This sermon invites you to pause, reassess your priorities, and discover how putting God at the center can bring clarity and purpose.

To become a better version of ourselves in all areas of life—whether as a parent, son/daughter, friend, coworker, classmate, or leader—is something we all aspire to. But how can we make this year a time of meaningful transformation? In this message, we explore three practical ways to grow more Christlike: building spiritual habits, setting boundaries against sinful practices, and living out the fruit of the Spirit.

"Why pray if God already knows everything?" Prayer isn’t just about asking—it's about deepening our relationship with God. What we pray for and our conduct when we pray help us trust that God, as our good and loving Father, always responds with our best interest in mind.

The announcement of Jesus Christ's birth in Luke 1:26-38 reminds us that nothing is impossible with God. No matter what challenges we face, this truth invites us to trust Him fully, even when His plans are beyond our understanding.

God uses the seemingly insignificant to achieve the extraordinary—just like the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. In Micah 5:2-5, we discover how God's purpose, redemption, and peace can transform your life, no matter your circumstances.

Life’s challenges can leave us feeling broken, but in Christ, brokenness is never hopeless. 2 Corinthians 4:7-10 reminds us that God’s power shines through our weakness, transforming trials into something beautiful.

Faith is more than just acknowledging God's existence—it is trusting in His promises and accepting His Word as truth. In this sermon, we explore why faith is the cornerstone of eternal life and how it leads to the incredible gift of salvation through Jesus Christ.