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Jesus tells a parable about ten virgins to emphasize the urgent need for spiritual readiness, warning that not everyone who looks prepared truly is. In week 3 of Rediscovering the Holy Spirit pastor Kevin teaches how the oil represents the Holy Spirit, genuine faith, and a personal relationship with God.

The Holy Spirit is freely given to us. Jesus died on the cross and rose again and when he was seated at the right hand of God, he sent us the Holy Spirit to live in us and through us. Pastor Ronaldo encourages us all to seek the Holy Spirit daily in our lives and see how our lives will change.

The Holy Spirit is not just a theological idea but a living presence who brings order to our chaos and life to what was dead. In week 1 of Rediscovering the Holy Spirit pastor Kevin encourages us to dive all in to what life in the Spirit ought to look like.

Pentecost is not just a historic event, it’s the beginning of a Spirit-empowered life. This Pentecost Sunday, pastor Kevin invites you into more: more presence, more power, more purpose. Don’t stop at belief—walk in the boldness and power the Spirit gives today.

We are constantly being formed by our environment, experiences, and relationships. True transformation begins when we intentionally apprentice under Jesus, allowing Him to shape us from the inside out. Pastor Gabe reminds us that, God meets us in our actual lives, and formation starts not in perfection, but in our willingness to be shaped by Him.

This message explores the ache of spiritual numbness, revealing it not as a lack of desire but the buildup of unfulfilled ones. Pastor Kevin shows us how our numbness is a holy signal pointing us back to the well of Living Water—Christ Himself—who longs for our longing and invites us to drink deeply again.

There is an ache of living in the “in-between”, the being caught between promise and fulfillment. where thirst and longing are not punishments but invitations into deeper intimacy with God. Pastor Kevin reminds us that thirst and longing are not punishments but invitations into deeper intimacy with God.

On this Mother’s Day, we’re invited to step away from the noise and busyness of life to encounter God in the silence. Pastor Kevin reminds us that God often speaks not through dramatic signs, but through a gentle whisper. In this sacred quiet—through reflection, Scripture, and the Eucharist—we learn to hear His voice and respond to His presence.

Baptism isn’t a reward for a perfect life, it’s a response to the saving grace of Jesus. Pastor Kevin reminded us that Baptism is a public declaration of an inward transformation: dying to your old self and rising into new life in Christ.

Jesus didn’t just save us from sin; He redeemed us into freedom, authority, peace, and purpose. In week 14 of Who is Jesus, pastor Kevin focuses on the cost Jesus paid and the confidence we gain by knowing what’s rightfully ours through His redemption

Every story points to Jesus, every page in scripture is filled with Him. This Easter we are reminded of the reason for Jesus. The question is, do you recognize him? This is the Whole Story.

Palm Sunday reminds us that Jesus is King—not just when it’s easy to praise Him, but even when He challenges our expectations. On week 12 of Who is Jesus Pastor Kevin reminds us that He came first in humility, but He will return in power and glory.

Greatness in the Kingdom of God isn’t about status or recognition—it’s about serving others, just as Jesus did. In week 11 of Who is Jesus Pastor Kevin reminds us that Jesus came not to be served but to serve, setting the ultimate example of humility and love.

Jesus is the ultimate Seeker, pursuing the lost with relentless love. In week 10 of Who is Jesus pastor Kevin reminds us that Jesus invites us to continually say “yes” to Him. Just as Jesus seeks us, He calls us to join Him in seeking the lost.

Jesus is not just a teacher or savior—He is Lord. In week 9 of Who is Jesus Pastor Kevin reminds us that either Jesus is Lord of all or He is not at all. Does He truly rule your life?

Jesus is not just a provider of blessings but the ultimate provision Himself. In week 8 of Who is Jesus Pastor Kevin reminds us that if we have Jesus, we lack nothing.

Jesus is not only a Shepherd and Father but also a Warrior who fights for His people. In week 7 of Who Is Jesus, Pastor Kevin reminds us that Victory is already won through Christ, but we are called to actively fight for our faith, our families, and against the lies of the enemy.

In a culture that celebrates independence and self-sufficiency, we can be tempted to think that we can do life and faith alone. As we kick off family groups, we are reminded that Biblical community isn't just about attending church on Sundays, but walking alongside others in authentic relationships.

Jesus is absolute truth, He is the unchanging foundation of reality, morality, and salvation. In week 6 of Who Is Jesus, Pastor Kevin reminds us, that in a world that embraces relativism, Jesus stands as objective truth.

Jesus is our Deliverer, freeing us from both physical and spiritual bondage, though many remain blind to their captivity. In week 5 of Who is Jesus Pastor Kevin teaches us that demons work to tempt, distract, and inflict suffering, but believers have miraculous authority over darkness through Jesus.

Jesus is the Educator of Souls, calling us to a life of purpose as His disciples. In week 4 of Who Is Jesus Pastor Gabe reminds us trusting Him comes from His divine authority, miracles, and ultimate sacrifice, proving He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. To live fully in Him, we must practice His way daily.

Jesus is our Healer, capable of restoring physical, emotional, and spiritual brokenness. In week 3 of Who Is Jesus Pastor Kevin reminds us that True healing comes when we seek Jesus' heart above all else.

The Good Shepherd lays down His life for His sheep. In week 2 of Who Is Jesus Pastor Kevin reminds us that Jesus guides, provides, corrects, and protects.

In Who is Jesus we explore the profound identity of Jesus as both fully God and fully man, addressing doubts and clarifying His divinity through Scripture. In week 1 Pastor Kevin encourages us to understand that Jesus’ dual nature offers believers comfort in His empathy, security in His unshakable kingdom, and a call to worship Him as Savior and Lord.

The call is to behold Jesus daily in 2025, allowing His glory to transform us, deepen our faith, and encourage us to look at Him with awe and reverence rather than mere familiarity. Pastor Kevin challenges us to fix our eyes on Christ through Scripture, prayer, and worship, recognizing that what we behold shapes our hearts and lives.