Sunday Messages

Prayer isn't about saying the right words—it's about drawing near to God. In this message, the new series "Draw Near" starts off a 40-day prayer journey by looking at the first words of the Lord's Prayer and discovering how Jesus teaches us to approach our Heavenly Father with confidence, honesty, and faith. Whether you're just beginning your prayer journey or looking to grow deeper, this message...

The final message of the Ten Commandments series explores the command, "You shall not covet." Discover how comparison and misplaced desires can quietly shape the heart, and learn how true contentment is found by fixing your eyes on Jesus. Through Scripture, this message reminds us that God wants more for us than from us and invites us into a life of gratitude, trust, and deeper relationship with H...

Words have the power to heal or to harm. In this message from the God Rules series, the Ninth Commandment challenges believers to reject gossip, slander, and false testimony and embrace speech that reflects God's truth and grace. Discover how a transformed heart leads to trust-building, life-giving words.

Commandment #8 reveals that God is after more than behavior—He desires hearts that trust Him completely. Through the story of Zacchaeus, this message explores faithful stewardship, radical generosity, and the freedom that comes from living with an abundance mindset rooted in God's grace.

This message from Exodus 20:14 explores the Seventh Commandment: "You shall not commit adultery." More than a rule to follow, God's design for sexuality is an invitation into covenant faithfulness. Discover how trust in God shapes our desires, why biblical sexuality is rooted in love and commitment, and how Jesus offers grace, healing, restoration, and freedom for every person.

In this powerful message from the "God Rules" series, Pastor Jose unpacks the sixth commandment—"You shall not murder"—through the story of Cain and Abel and the teachings of Jesus, revealing that God's concern goes far beyond outward actions to the condition of the heart. This sermon explores how anger, bitterness, resentment, and unforgiveness can take root and lead people away from God's design...

Honor begins in the home. In this message from the “God Rules” series, explore the command to honor your father and mother—not as a rule of control, but as an invitation into rightly ordered love. From obedience and provision to forgiveness and healing, discover how honoring others starts with honoring God first, and how Christ gives us the grace to forgive, restore, and flourish in every relation...

This message from the “God Rules” series explores the Sabbath, God’s design for rest, and why so many people struggle to slow down. From burnout and busyness to trusting God with time, this teaching unpacks how biblical rest can reorient the heart and lead to lasting peace in Jesus.

In this message from the “God Rules” series through the Ten Commandments, the deeper meaning behind the third commandment is explored—not just avoiding certain words, but learning to carry God’s name with purpose, power, and relationship. Discover what it looks like to represent Jesus in every part of life and make His name famous, not our own.

This message dives into the second commandment in Exodus 20, revealing how idolatry isn't just about ancient statues – it's anything we rely on more than God. Through relatable examples and honest reflection, it exposes modern "idols" like success, relationships, comfort, and control. Ultimately, it points to Jesus as the true image of God and the only one who can fully satisfy, calling us to a wh...

A compelling recap of the Book of Acts that brings scripture into the present. This message highlights how ordinary people, transformed by the truth of Jesus, lived with boldness, endured hardship, and built a powerful community that changed the world. Through seven key takeaways, it encourages a faith that is active, resilient, and rooted in something greater than ourselves.

Wrapping up the journey through the book of Acts, this message reflects on how God’s work didn’t stop in the early church—it continues today through His people. Looking at Acts 28:1–10, it highlights how God uses imperfect people to accomplish His perfect purposes, just as He did with Paul and the early disciples. From receiving and extending kindness, to trusting in God’s justice, to participatin...

What is God resurrecting in you? This powerful Easter message explores how the resurrection of Jesus is more than a historical event—it’s a personal reality that can restore your hope, reveal your purpose, and renew your faith. Through the stories of Mary, Peter, and Thomas, along with real-life testimonies, discover how resurrection power can transform your life today.

In this powerful message, “Wrecked,” we explore how life’s unexpected storms—loss, pain, and uncertainty—can shake us deeply. Through Acts 27 and Paul’s shipwreck, we’re reminded that even in chaos, God is present—transforming, redeeming, and re-ordering our hearts to make beauty out of the wreck. What the world means for harm, Jesus turns for our good and His glory.

What is your life’s mission? This message from Acts 26 explores what it truly means to follow Jesus—belonging to one another, growing in Christ, and reaching others. Discover how daily choices reveal a personal mission and how a life centered on Jesus leads to purpose, freedom, and bold faith.

In this episode, we look at Acts 23-25 and the reminder that God fights our battles. As Paul faces prison, accusations, and powerful rulers, he responds with joyful integrity and trust in God's plan. Because of God's grace, we can stop fighting in our own strength and instead trust in the God that goes before us and behind us.

In this episode, we explore a powerful moment from the Book of Acts where the Apostle Paul shows what it means to choose love over outrage. Through persecution, false accusations, and conflict, Paul demonstrates how followers of Jesus can respond with grace, courage, and truth in a divided world.

In Acts 20–21, Paul chooses God’s will over personal comfort—even when friends plead with him not to go to Jerusalem. This message challenges us to name where comfort has become an idol, and to pursue holiness, obedience, and courage in the uncomfortable places. Whether you’re choosing the hard path or already living in hardship, you’ll be reminded that God is faithful to meet you there.

Acts 20 records Paul's emotional farewell to the Ephesian elders. He warns them to guard the church, preach the whole counsel of God, care for the weak, and remain alert to false teaching.

In this message from Acts 18–19, discover how the Holy Spirit leads, humbles, and transforms those who trust in Him. Through the lives of Paul and Apollos, we see that spiritual growth happens through surrender, community, and daily dependence on God. The invitation remains the same today: trust in the Lord, walk by the Spirit, and allow Him to shape your life from the inside out.

Life brings hits we don’t see coming, seasons of discouragement, and moments when quitting feels easier than pressing on. In this teaching from Acts 18, Paul’s journey to Corinth shows how God meets us in the middle of the race—surrounding us with community, reminding us of our calling, and urging us to run with perseverance for an eternal prize.

In Acts 17, the Gospel meets culture head-on and calls us turn from idols to the living God. This message explores how Scripture shapes thinking, why what is consumed matters, and what it looks like to respond to the Gospel daily. A challenge to live surrendered to King Jesus and ache for others to know Him.

“Our world thinks that if we disagree, we must be enemies — we cannot be friends with those that we disagree with.” But the church should maintain a common unity even with differences, hurts, and tensions. In Acts 15, we see how to maintain common unity despite disagreements — so when people have conflict, they run to the church, not from it.

In Acts 14, we’re reminded that Jesus is the Door—and walking through Him leads to abundant life. This episode explores four gifts of faith: true healing, true worship, strength through hardship, and the power of community.