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Week 3 of our Great Commission series focuses on Jesus’ call to teach everything He commanded. This message explores how teaching shapes lifelong discipleship, why believers need a growth mindset, and how spiritual maturity develops through Scripture, community, and humility. We look at Paul’s encouragement to Timothy, the influence of godly mothers and grandmothers, and Jesus’ reminder to learn with the openness of a child. A practical, encouraging teaching on growing in faith, guarding against false ideas, and building a defensible, grounded walk with Christ.
Recent Messages
Week 3 of our Great Commission series focuses on Jesus’ call to teach everything He commanded. This message explores how teaching shapes lifelong discipleship, why believers need a growth mindset, and how spiritual maturity develops through Scripture, community, and humility. We look at Paul’s encouragement to Timothy, the influence of godly mothers and grandmothers, and Jesus’ reminder to learn with the openness of a child. A practical, encouraging teaching on growing in faith, guarding against false ideas, and building a defensible, grounded walk with Christ.
Week 2 of our Great Commission series explores Jesus’ command to “baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.” We look at why baptism matters, what Scripture teaches about repentance, and how water baptism symbolizes the death of the old self and the rise of the new. This message also walks through biblical examples—from the Ethiopian eunuch to the disciples in Ephesus—and explains how baptism marks obedience, covenant, and new life in Christ. A clear, practical teaching on the role of baptism in making disciples.
Week 1 of our Great Commission series looks at Matthew 28:16–20 and Jesus’ call to “go and make disciples.” We revisit the resurrection, Peter’s restoration, and Jesus’ ascension to understand why His authority matters and how it shapes the mission of the church. This message highlights the danger of inward‑focused faith, the need to keep going wherever God leads, and the call to share the gospel beyond our comfort zones. A practical, Scripture‑rooted look at what it means to follow Jesus’ mission today.
A teaching from Acts 1 on divine appointments — the moments God arranges with the right people, in the right place, at the right time. This message walks through the risen Jesus appearing to His disciples, instructing them to stay in Jerusalem, and preparing them for the coming of the Holy Spirit. It highlights how God guides His people, how we recognize His timing, and why gathering together matters. If you’re seeking direction, clarity, or a fresh encounter with God, this message encourages you to stay sensitive to His leading and step into the appointments He’s already prepared for you.
Mark 8:1–10 shows Jesus feeding the 4,000 and reveals His heart for both the few and the many. This message explores how Jesus equips disciples, serves crowds with compassion, and multiplies whatever we bring Him. Learn what it means to recognize a move of God, pursue Jesus wholeheartedly, and offer your time, talents, and resources for Him to use. A practical look at discipleship, ministry, and trusting Jesus to do much with the little we have.
A message from Luke 9:51–62 on finding God’s direction for your life. Jesus “sets His face toward Jerusalem,” showing what it means to follow God with clarity, conviction, and focus. This teaching explores why vision matters, how distractions and divided priorities pull us off course, and why we must seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance instead of relying on our own plans. If you’ve felt uncertain, overwhelmed, or unsure of your next step, this sermon helps you understand how God leads, how to recognize His direction, and how to stay aligned with His purpose.
A grounded and heartfelt look at Luke 10:38–42 — the story of Martha and Mary. This message explores how stress, expectations, and constant busyness can distract us from the “one thing” Jesus says is truly necessary: sitting in His presence. If you’ve been overwhelmed, anxious, or stretched thin, this teaching encourages you to slow down, breathe, and rediscover the peace that comes from choosing the good portion.
Does a perfect church exist? Even in the book of Acts, the early church faced real problems during explosive growth and daily moves of the Holy Spirit. Acts 6:1–7 shows how God’s solution wasn’t perfection — it was raising up new leaders. Discover how biblical leadership, unity, and Spirit‑led structure keep the church healthy today.