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We are saved by God by His grace only, not by our works but for good works that He has prepared for us. This Sunday, Ps. Sifera Subekti reminds us to do a self-checkup, whether we truly are alive and not dead in spirit, in a sermon titled “A Name : Alive but Dead"  Let’s prepare our heart and learn the Word of God from Revelation 3:1 "To the angel of the church in Sardis write: He who has the...

And you He made alive, who were dead in trespasses and sins, in which you once walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit who now works in the sons of disobedience, among whom also we all once conducted ourselves in the lusts of our flesh, fulfilling the desires of the flesh and of the mind, and were by nature children of wrath, just a...

In this Sunday Service, Ps. Sifera Subekti shares to us about what we need to do as Christian in a message titled “Heart Keeping”. Guarding our heart is a topic that very relevant in this time, as there are more trials and temptations around us.  What comes out from our mouth and what we show in our action, all of them are originated from our hearts. Thus, we need to respond to God’s calling...

Salvation is an amazing gift from God. And it is not by our works but for good works that God prepares for us.   Continuing the collection of talks “Philippians Sermon Series” Ps. Heath Flanagan prompts us on the importance of living our life for God in the message “A Church that Honors the Lord”.  We will be reminded of what a church or Christian’s life supposed to be in honoring t...

When we have an exam or job presentation, we prepare it by studying, reading or maybe having a mock presentation in front of the mirror.  But when we want to prepare for life, what do we do?  In the sermon “Time to be Alone”, Ps. Sifera Subekti shares to us that we need to have time to get alone with God. Like Paul, Daniel, and even Jesus Himself; people in the Bible they always take tim...

In life, we often pray and strive for success, to have more than before, that house, that car or that accomplishment. And during the time we try to achieve all of those, we also sometimes become more easily worried. Can I get that tomorrow? Can I solve this problem by tomorrow? or Will I not lose what I have tomorrow?  In this message titled “Ready for Tomorrow”, Ps. Heath Flanagan continues...

There are always reasons to rejoice! That’s what we learn from Paul and his epistle to the Philippians.  In this continuation of the Philippians Sermon Series, Ps. Heath Flanagan shares with us reasons to rejoice from these three experiences in Paul’s  ministry: Bonds, Brothers and Bullies.  When problems hit us from the outside, and pressure enters our life, we learn from Paul that...

Continuing the sermon series ““Philippians: The Joyful Life,” Pastor Heath Flanagan shares with us about “A Joyful Church” based on Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi.  Through the sermon we will look at three features that make the Philippian Church a joyful church. They are: Their Fellowship, Their Father’s Work and Their Fearlessness.  God often has a plan for each and everyone o...

This Sunday, we begin a new series, “Philippians: The Joyful Life.” The background to this letter is Acts 16, where we read about Paul traveling to Macedonia and planting a church in Philippi.   Over the next decade this church grew in love and in faith. While imprisoned in Rome, chained to the Roman guard, Paul’s thoughts and heart turned toward Philippi. Overflowing with joy, Paul send...

Your Kingdom Come!! Daniel 7 :9-15. 1. The Throne, Daniel 7:9-10 2. The Horn, Daniel 7:11-12 3. The Son, Daniel 7:13-14

Psalm 3 Crying out Queting down Speaking out

The earth is the LORD’s, and all its fullness, The world and those who dwell therein. For He has founded it upon the seas, And established it upon the waters. Who may ascend into the hill of the LORD? Or who may stand in His holy place? He who has clean hands and a pure heart, Who has not lifted up his soul to an idol, Nor sworn deceitfully. He shall receive blessing from the LORD, And righteousne...

The LORD the Shepherd of His People A Starting Relationship Psalm 23:1-3 A Stilling Realization Psalm 23:4-5 A Stirring Reminder Psalm 23:6

In our sixth week studying Portraits of Christ in the Old Testament, Ps. Heath Flanagan leads us to Psalm 22, which paints a portrait of Jesus as “The Good Shepherd.”  We will consider the following points we find in Psalm 22: The Loneliness, The Looks, The Lion, and The Lord. Jesus died for us, but also died as us. It reminds all of us that Jesus, the Good Shepherd, is the one who always gui...

Often times, we feel like we need to “act” or “behave” a certain way to show God and others our life and win over their acknowledgement in return. For too many of us, the processes become a burden or may even lead us to unwanted results.  However, we need to know that God loves and accepts us no matter what.   Continuing in the Portraits of Christ sermon series, with a message title...

In the fourth week of the Portraits of Christ Sermon Series, Ps. Heath Flanagan goes deeper into the topic of God’s design of salvation with a message titled, “Look and Live.”  Life, through all ups and downs will lead us to seek freedom from bondages, to plan our future, and to always work our own way through. Maybe we tell ourselves we can get through it alone. Most of the time we do and th...

Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 5:7, “For indeed Christ, our Passover, was sacrificed for us.” In a new message from the Portraits of Christ sermon series, Ps. Heath Flanagan talks about the story behind Passover and the meaning of it in the sermon titled, “Christ our Passover."  Together we will look at these three main points in the Passover story in Exodus: The Proclamation, The Prescription...

Ps. Heath Flanagan shares hope into our lives as he continues the Portraits of Christ sermon series, in the message titled, “Father and Son”.   There are times in our lives we have questions about why things happen. We might even question God about why He allows sufferings and trials. But, in the story of Abraham and Isaac, we learn together about God’s love towards us and how we should...

There are times we have questions about what happens in our lives, especially in our difficult situations - when we’re either trying to climb over a mountain or trying to hide from the storms of life.  Delivering the first sermon to start our new “Portraits of Christ” series, Ps. Heath Flanagan encourages us to always look up to God during times of worry in a message titled, “In Christ Alone....

Time is precious to most people. Sometimes we are too preoccupied by it. However, when we look to our past, we see that in all things and through all time, God always cares and is graciously involved in our lives.  He is the owner of time and He’s always ready to find us and be with us. Looking back to our past, He is the one who found us.  Entering the last episode of the Portraits Serm...

When we find ourselves stuck in our most difficult predicaments, it can be easy to give up and lose hope.   Continuing the Portraits Sermon Series, Ps. Heath Flanagan teaches us about prayer and how Jesus loves everyone - whoever we are, wherever we're from, in a message called, “Draw Me Lord”.  In studying the encounter between Jesus and the Canaanite woman, the focus of the messag...

We all can get so distracted in our daily lives that we lose rest; we become more and more restless as we try to quench our impulsive desires in life, such as wealth, higher status or even love. This world will submerge us in a constant striving to search for more, but never be satisfied.  Continuing the Portraits Sermon Series with the sermon titled, "The Waterpot," Ps. Heath Flanagan explai...

Jesus represents all that God has ever wanted to say to us. He is the only one we need in every situation we face.  Today we will continue our Armor of God Devotional Series Part 6, the Sword of the Spirit. In this devotion, we will learn about the importance of reading and understanding the Bible. As we do, the Holy Spirit enables us to know and remember what God wants to say to us, and mayb...

In our new sermon from the Portraits Series, Ps. Heath Flanagan will lead us to Mark 9:14 -27, where we will consider the message titled, "Lord, I Believe" - an encounter between Jesus and a desperate father whose son is horribly possessed by a demon. We will learn from these three main perspectives: The Suffering Son, The Satanic Source, and The Strong Savior.  In facing the difficulties of...

Today, we've gotten used to trying our best to please other people. Sometimes we tend to compromise with others - perhaps with our superiors at work or our friends. Its all because we want their approval and gain more reputation. At the root of it all is pride.  For this new message from the Portraits Sermon Series, Ps. Heath Flanagan's message "A Defiant Stand" reminds us that pride can be a...