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Through His Holy Spirit, he guides and speaks to us; therefore, let us listen carefully every day and act accordingly.

God loves you so much, which is why he sets conditions.  Not to limit us but to truly empower us to live our best life according to His Will and Purpose, completing His joy in our lives!  May God bless you.

When we wish, we limit ourselves to the things we simply want.  When we hope, we based it on the promises of God.  We based it on what God has already done for us and through us.  You can wish all you want, but it won't make it true.  But you can hope every second of the day and trust in faith that God will bless you and your efforts according to the promises he has made in scr...

Why must we know God and know him by his name? So that we will not be persuaded and deceived by the lies of this world, corrupted in our hope in Christ by the enemy of this world. More and more governments worldwide are seeking to tighten their grip on their people. Controlling their choices, dismissing their concerns, and dictating what truth is. If we don't know who God is, then we will fall for...

The requirement for Christians is to be kind and compassionate while at the same time denouncing evil, fighting injustice, and helping to bring sinners to repentance.

Our sin and the corruption of our World lead us to a loss of innocence. Where we lose hope in the goodness of God and in the value of His truth. When we lean on the World's perspective, we damage our ability to faithfully obey the guidance of God. True believers must not be apologetic about speaking against those who seek to rob our youth of their innocence.

These days we are all looking for something to believe in, something true and real, something genuine and selfless, something to motivate us to keep going and doing the right thing. The promises of God are the only truth that can bring us such hope, joy, and purpose.

God’s plan for humanity goes beyond the faithful Christmas Day, and it’s more far-reaching than that glorious Easter morning.  As he transforms creation, may we join him in line and vent our lives for Him each day in his service and that of others.

When God calls us to serve others, He gives us what we need in order to accomplish His will.  Seek therefore the will of the Father.  Call on the Lord and experience real freedom!

God loves us very much, and He longs for us to repent of our sin and return to His welcoming, loving arms. Do so today, do not wait any longer.

We must avoid the temptation to act out of hypocrisy.  Because God has loved us and does not judge us, we ought to do the same, especially for those that may have sinned against us.

Psalm Sunday leads us into Holy week, into the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, who came to Earth to pay the wages that our sin required.  The consequence of our sin meant the death of Jesus.  His divine blood, however, cleansed all of the humankind forever and made it possible for anyone to call on His name, repent of their sins, and be saved.  Not die eternally, but live in...

Trust in God's guidance in creating powerful partnerships, working for God's Kingdon, being His hands and feet, here and now!

The act of giving is not limited to ten percent, but it must be sacrificial in nature. Always remember that all we have is because God has provided it.  Give, therefore, without expecting anything in return, and you will truly be blessed!

God calls us all to obedience and faith, not to subjugate us to Him, but so that others may experience His goodness, His faithfulness, and His transformative love through our hope in Him.

Servant leadership comes with risk and responsibility.  Knowing that when God brings something to your attention it becomes your responsibility to act and respond to it, no matter the risk.

In this new year, we must seek to live in intentional community with one another.  The best way to do that is by practicing meaningful kindness, living out purposeful compassion, and choosing Christlike forgiveness.  Ephesians 4:17-32

As 2021 comes to an end, we are reminded in this bilingual message, of the importance that our faith in Christ has in our own progression of faith.  As we welcome the baby who would one day give His life for us let us never forget that He is the initiator and perfector of our faith.  Hebrews 11:39-50 and 12:1-2.

We are to wait expectantly for the one true Son of God, Jesus Christ the Lord. Seeking God's promised truths of hope, joy, peace, and love; to be the voice in this dark world looking for answers.

As we anticipate the coming of our savior, let us be mindful that the Scriptures warn us of a deceiver that will come to fool people, even believers.  Because of that, we must always be on our guard and know who our God is, the creator and preserver of all things, and who is our true bringer of peace, Jesus the Christ!

On this week where we are full of gratitude and become thankful for all that God has done for us, God reminds us to rejoice in His goodness, treat others with love, to not be anxious, but bring our request to Him and He will grant you peace.

God calls us to be bold by stepping out in faith and trusting in His timing when serving as His hands and feet here on earth.

Let us seek God's reconciliation and as we do intentionally renew our perspective on life and God's grace.  Release our past and live in the mercy of God. Lastly, remember God's purpose and how we are saved by faith, to go tell others of His love!

God is seeking us and granting us His lessons all around. Even in the most simple of places.  Have faith, believe, and God will grant you perfect harmony to get to work according to His will.

It is our responsibility to keep building on God's legacy to direct lost souls back to their heavenly father.  2 Timothy 1:5-7