What do you do when conflict arises in the church? How do we truly forgive from the heart? Jesus lays out a powerful, step-by-step guide to reconciliation, teaching us that true unity in the Kingdom comes through humility, restoration, and unlimited forgiveness.In this life-changing message, we uncover:✅ Jesus' method for resolving conflict—the path to peace in relationships✅ The danger of unforgiveness—why harboring bitterness holds us back✅ God’s mercy toward us—how understanding His grace transforms how we treat others✅ The parable of the unforgiving servant—what it teaches about our own heartsAre you holding onto unforgiveness? Do you need to be reconciled with someone today? Watch now and discover the freedom found in forgiveness!

Are You Seeking to Be a Celebrity or a Servant?Who is the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven? The disciples asked, but Jesus flipped the script—pointing to the humility of a child. In this powerful message, we break down Matthew 18:1-14, where Jesus teaches that true greatness comes through humility, servanthood, and caring for others.✅ Be like a child—not in immaturity, but in humility✅ Welcome others in Jesus' name, without seeking personal gain✅ Remove stumbling blocks that hinder your walk with Christ✅ Love the lost—because no one is too far gone for God’s graceAre you seeking status or servanthood? This message will challenge your perspective and call you to reflect on your faith journey. Listen now and be transformed!

Welcome to this week's sermon, "The Object of Our Faith," where we explore Matthew 17:14-27 and uncover powerful lessons about faith over doubt, fear, and deficiency.✅ Faith Over Doubt – When the disciples failed to heal the boy, Jesus pointed to their lack of faith. How does our faith in Jesus impact those around us? (Matthew 17:14-18)✅ Faith Over Fear – Even when Jesus foretold His death and resurrection, the disciples struggled with fear and understanding. How often do we let fear override God's promises? (Matthew 17:19-23)✅ Faith Over Deficiency – Jesus provided for the temple tax in a miraculous way, showing that God always provides in ways we may not expect. (Matthew 17:24-27)Faith must be rooted in Jesus, not in ourselves.Prayer and dependence on God are essential for spiritual strength.God’s provision is always sufficient for our needs.Drop a comment below and let us know how this message spoke to you. We’d love to pray for you!

We explore the powerful moment of Jesus' Transfiguration, where Peter, James, and John witness His divine radiance, standing alongside Moses and Elijah—a breathtaking revelation of Christ as the fulfillment of both the Law and the Prophets. Through this encounter, we see how God’s glory transforms everything. We, as humans, are uniquely created to reflect God’s image, to the disciples’ awe-struck response on the mountain, we are reminded that true transformation happens when we behold Jesus.How does seeing Christ’s glory change the way we live daily?Are we actively listening to Jesus and aligning our choices with His Word?In what ways is God calling us to be transformed by His presence?

What is your soul worth? Jesus challenges His disciples—and us—to consider the true value of our lives. He calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. But what does that really mean?In this powerful sermon, we explore:🔹 The cost of following Jesus—self-denial, endurance, and faithfulness.🔹 The dangers of chasing worldly success at the expense of your soul.🔹 The promise of eternal life for those who surrender to Christ.🔹 Why true fulfillment is only found in Jesus, not in material possessions or personal ambitions.Scripture reminds us: “For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul?” (Matthew 16:26). This message challenges us to live with an eternal perspective, embracing the life Christ calls us to, no matter the cost.

Who is Jesus really? We dive into one of the most powerful moments in Scripture—where Jesus asks His disciples, “Who do you say that I am?” Peter boldly confesses, “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” But just moments later, Peter is rebuked by Jesus with the shocking words: “Get behind me, Satan!”In this eye-opening breakdown, we’ll uncover:✅ Why Peter’s confession is a game-changer for the Church✅ The meaning of “the rock” and the “keys of the kingdom”✅ How Jesus’ prophecy of His suffering and resurrection reveals God’s ultimate plan✅ The lesson behind Jesus’ harsh rebuke of PeterThis message challenges us to reflect: Who do you say Jesus is? Are we following Him on His terms, or are we trying to fit Him into our expectations?

In today's sermon, we look at a conversation between Jesus and the Pharisees and Sadducees who demand a sign from Jesus, despite already witnessing His miracles. Jesus rebukes their spiritual blindness, declaring that the only sign they will receive is the "sign of Jonah"—a prophecy of His resurrection. He teaches that true faith is not about seeking proof but trusting in God’s Word. Later, Jesus warns His disciples about the “leaven” of false teachings, emphasizing that just as a little leaven affects the whole dough, wrong influences can distort faith. The disciples initially misunderstand, focusing on physical needs rather than the spiritual lesson. Jesus reminds them of His miraculous provision, urging them—and us—to trust in Him completely. Faith is built on trust in God’s Word, not constant signs. Are you seeking signs, or trusting in Jesus by faith? What influences might be shaping your beliefs? How can you strengthen your spiritual discernment? Faith isn’t about waiting for proof—it’s about trusting in what God has already revealed. Let’s stand firm in His truth and grow in spiritual discernment!

Join us for this inspiring message and explore the theme of perseverance in faith. Through the lens of three profound events—Jesus’ encounter with the Canaanite woman, the healing of multitudes, and the feeding of the 4,000—this sermon highlights what it means to trust in God’s provision and remain steadfast even when the answers we seek seem delayed. True faith perseveres even in the face of silence or challenges. Faith is not about worthiness but about trusting in God’s mercy. Persistent, humble prayers like “Lord, help me” are powerful acts of faith. God’s grace is sufficient for every need. Just as the Canaanite woman received crumbs of grace that brought healing, we too can trust that His provision is more than enough for every challenge we face.