Weekly Message

Repentance may not mean what you think it means. You see, over the years the this term has developed a negative connotation. It's connotation that neither Jesus, nor those who heard him use it ever had in my mind. No, what they had in my mind was something that was actually beautiful and much more life altering than it's modern connotation.

This Is Us // David, Continued (Part 5) - Ro Remedios by Cuhow

This Is Us // David (Part 4) - Jorge Caban by Cuhow

This Is Us // Gideon (Part 3) - Ro Remedios by Cuhow

Have you ever felt inferior? Like you didn't belong with the people in the same room as you? There's an unnamed woman whose community finds her so sinful that they are shocked when they see here next to Jesus, even more so when they see she is worshipping him and washing his feet. This woman definitely did not belong in the room she was in with the people she was with. But she didn't let it stop her from getting to Jesus. This Is The Woman With The Alabaster Box

In our first message of our This Is Us series, we examine Moses. Moses was a murderer, a stutterer and full of fear. Despite all these things God still used him. This Is Moses...

God wants use....you. No matter what your credentials are, his desire is to use all of humanity to work in collaboration with him in the earth. We see this all though out the Bible. Will you let him?

Whatever you might be going though, we want you to know we care and are here for you. We also want you to know that there is a way we can go through the painful experiences in our lives that doesn’t lead to them overwhelming us, but us being victorious over them.

Did you know Baptism is an expression of love? When we take our faith public we are expressing our gratitude and love for God. Today we look at the how the account of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, who responded to the Gospel by saying "We've got water right here? What can stand in the way of me being baptized?" demonstrates this.

This Easter Sunday we unpack a few of the extraordinary things that took place on this special weekend that we celebrate.

Great Defender - Mai-Ling Miranda by Cuhow

What do we do between the promise and the harvest? To answer this question we will look to the life of Abraham and see how he dealt with the promise of becoming a father to countless nations until it came to pass.

When it comes to generosity, everyone wants to give but our hearts can be an obstacle towards the very thing we desire to do. In our Generosity Sunday message, Pastor Russ helps deal with our hearts and teaches us how to cultivate the right heart.

Did you know that generosity is grace in motion? In our latest message, Pastor Carlos breaks down this idea and teaches us the power of generosity

God’s goodness isn’t measured solely by what He gives us, but also by what He keeps from us. And our response in those times reveals the condition of our heart. In the book of Samuel we see this illustrated in the life of Hannah.

God doesn’t want you to lose out on what he’s placed right in front of you. God wants to pull back all scales, God wants to clear up the fog, God wants to open the eyes of your heart so that you won’t miss out on everything He has in store for you.

God wants to change the way we view generosity. In our current economy there are producers and consumers. But in God's Kingdom there are only givers. In the Kingdom, the economy runs on generosity.

God has a calling over all of us, and there is a time where God is calling you, to fulfill his purpose for your life. When we pray "Here I am, send me" we are choosing to live the kind of life that says "Lord I am listening. Speak to me. Whatever it is you want me to do, wherever it is you want me to go, and whoever it is you want me to help, I will.

When we pray for God's will to triumph over ours, we surrender our desires to him. In this week's message Mike Sunbury teaches how this why this can be so hard and how we can take steps to give up our desires to God and truly let his will be done.

What's so dangerous about a prayer like, "Lord, lead my path" is that we now have to begin to follow God's voice instead of our own. This can be so difficult when you have learned to listen to your own voice for so long. How do you learn to tell the difference between God's voice and your own? How can you confirm that it is truly God leading you down the path? Join u as we answer these questions!