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Come join us this Sunday to worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth and find refuge in His presence.  “He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty” (Psalm 91:1). God’s promises in Psalm 91 aren’t just poetic—they are powerful declarations of protection, deliverance, and hope for those who choose to dwell with Him.  Whether you're weary, over...

Come join us to worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth. We are not called to be spectators of the Word, but doers—people whose faith produces fruit and love in action. James 1:22 warns us that hearing without doing is deception, and too many in our generation are content with a form of godliness that never touches the hurting. True worship breaks the grip of self-love and sends us into the world...

Come join us this Sunday to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth— Jesus did not save us to sit still— He filled us with Holy Spirit so we could testify boldly to His name.   Every believer, not just a few, has been anointed to proclaim the Gospel with clarity, compassion, and authority. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead now lives in you—not just to comfort, but to commission. You ar...

Come join us to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth— as we seek to welcome and honor the ministry of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit is not just present—He is active, revealing Christ, shaping hearts, and empowering His people for transformation. We’ll explore what it means to not only have the Spirit, but to yield to Him daily in love, truth, and power. As Scripture says, “If we live by the Spirit,...

Come join us this Sunday to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth— and to lean in to the divinity of the Holy Spirit. In order to welcome the ministry of the Holy Spirit, you must first understand the divinity of the Holy Spirit. He is not a force, a vibe, or an accessory to God—He is God. Fully divine. Co-equal with the Father and the Son. Many desire His power without submitting to His divine nat...

Join us  to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth as we gather for a powerful Mother's Day service that honors the beauty and purpose of womanhood in God’s design. Woman was not created to be man’s assistant, but a co-laborer and equal partner in His mission—reflecting His wisdom, strength, and relational grace. In a culture that seeks to redefine gender and identity, we’re turning to God’s Wo...

Join us as we praise the King in Spirit and Truth for who He is!  This is a praise gathering for every worshiper, every soul, every breath-filled believer to gather and raise a hallelujah to our undefeated King! There is a sound that shakes prison doors, confuses the enemy, and invites heaven to invade the earth—and that sound is praise. “But You are holy, enthroned on the praises of Israel” (Psal...

Join us this Sunday as we gather in awe and reverence to behold the Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world. Long before Calvary, God gave a shadow of what was to come. In Exodus 12, He gave clear instructions: “Every man shall take a lamb... a lamb for a household.” This wasn’t a suggestion—it was a divine command. The lamb wasn’t optional. The blood wasn’t symbolic. It was the only way...

Join us to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth and to behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. We have no agenda, no programs and no performance. We’re coming with hearts wide open, setting aside distractions, laying down expectations, and simply saying—Jesus, we want to behold You. As we journey through the Garden of Gethsemane together, we’re not just remembering a moment in...

In Daniel chapter 3, Hebrew exiles stood before the most powerful King of their time and declared: “ We want to make it clear to you, O king, that we will never serve your gods or worship the image you have set up.” Daniel 3:18 Their courage echoes through history, reminding us that true worship refuses to compromise, even in the face of fire. The Book of Daniel gives us a powerful and clear bluep...

In Joshua 22, the West Side tribes were ready for war—not against their enemies, but against their own brethren. Why? Because assumption replaced understanding. The Eastern tribes, who had fought faithfully alongside their brothers, shedding blood and laboring for the promise, built an altar—not for rebellion, but for remembrance. Yet, instead of seeking the truth, their brothers assumed the worst...

At all times, we are constructing, building, or growing something. Whether we realize it or not, our lives are constantly in motion, shaping a legacy, a future, or even a false sense of security. So the question isn’t if we are building, but what we are building—and who we are building it for. Are we building altars that honor God or monuments to ourselves? "Unless the Lord builds the house,...

The Spirit of the Living God is calling us to a deeper place of worship—a place where we don’t just sing songs but surrender fully to His presence, offering our hearts as a sacrifice of praise. When Noah stepped out of the ark into a cleansed world, his first act was not to build a home, plant a field, or secure his future. No— he built an altar to the Lord! "And Noah build an altar to the Lo...

“Lord, even the demons submit to us in YOUR Name!”  Luke 10:17   The disciples returned to Jesus rejoicing because they didn’t just use His Name; they knew the One behind it. But in Acts 19, the sons of Sceva attempted to use the Name of Jesus without relationship, and they left beaten and broken. The difference is relationship. Do you use the Name of Jesus, or do you truly know it? When you simpl...

The world seeks to bind our minds with anxiety, doubt, and distractions, but God's Word calls us to renewal and transformation. "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what is the good, pleasing, and perfect will of God."  Romans 12:2 Your thoughts matter. What you magnify becomes your master. Are...

This Sunday, February 9th at 10am , we gather to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth, celebrating the life-changing power of His grace, which is sufficient for anyone willing to receive it. What better way to illustrate this grace and mercy than Jesus calling a tax collector—one of the most despised men in Israel—to be His disciple? Matthew had built his fortune by exploiting his own people, yet...

God is revealing that idols don’t just steal our attention—they rob us of our inheritance in Christ. His command is clear: “You shall have no other gods before Me.” (Exodus 20:3) If we truly desire to see the King in His fullness, every idol in our lives must fall—because no idol went to the cross for you. This is a call to surrender, to tear down everything that has tried to take His place and to...

"Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?" (Isaiah 43:19) The Holy Spirit is moving, awakening hearts and ushering in a new wave of God’s glory. This is a time of awakening—a call to step into His purposes as He dismantles the systems of Babylon and establishes His Kingdom on Earth. Let’s gather with open hearts, ready to discern and align with what H...

Romans 15:13 speaks directly to what He offers: "May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope." This isn’t fleeting optimism or shallow comfort. It’s the kind of hope that anchors your soul, the kind only He can give. When the world wavers, His hope remains steady. When joy and peace feel distant, He fill...

When Christ was preparing to enter into the crushing weight of the cross, He makes a statement to His disciples: “Watch and pray that you may not enter into temptation. The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.” Matthew 26:41 The Greek word for "watch" is (grēgoreō), which means to be vigilant or to stay awake. In the context of this verse, Jesus is urging His disciples to rem...

When the eyes of your heart fixate on the things of this world, your clarity fades, and distractions cloud your purpose. But when they are set on Jesus, boldness ignites—a boldness that births victory and reveals His Kingdom in your life. “The next day he saw Jesus coming toward him, and said, ‘Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!’” John 1:29 What you behold, you will beco...

This Sunday, we’re shifting things slightly to embrace a simpler, family-centered flow. We believe something powerful happens when we come before Him as families, lifting our voices in unity and expectation. His presence doesn’t depend on our programs. He is faithful to meet us when we come hungry and surrendered.

The Savior stepped into our world to bring hope, healing, and redemption. Jesus—fully God, yet fully human—entered our story to rewrite it with grace and truth.  “Do not be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people.” (Luke 2:10) This good news is for everyone—every heart longing for hope, every soul in need of peace. Come and celebrate the great joy that changes ev...

Our God is a God of victory! He sent the chains of slavery into the sea when he drowned Pharaoh and his chariots. He silenced the arrogant boasts of Sennacherib, proving that no earthly king can stand against the Lord of Hosts. He sent the Philistines running from the sling of a shepherd boy. He conquered Satan himself, casting him down and stripping him of authority. And He claimed the ultimate v...