✝️ Salvation isn’t earned — it’s received by faith in Jesus.

In this message, we walk through the powerful story of Paul and Silas in prison and the life-changing question that followed: “What must I do to be saved?” Using Acts 16:25–31 and Romans 10:9–13, this sermon points us to the simple but powerful truth of the gospel.

In this sermon, we talk about:

•How worship and faith in the middle of hardship can shake more than prison walls

•What it truly means to believe and place your faith in Jesus

•How genuine heart-change can impact your entire household

•Why salvation begins with opening your heart to Christ, not just agreeing with Him intellectually

This message is an invitation to respond to the gospel with faith, surrender, and trust in Jesus—the One who saves, transforms, and gives new life.

Full service: https://youtu.be/PbSFnI3TTJs?si=sB4sTTJKqdW0W0ke

⛓️ Jesus calls us out of the grave — but freedom requires obedience.

In this message, we examine what it really means to live in freedom—and what can still keep a believer bound even after encountering Jesus. Using Galatians 5:19–6:1 and John 11:44, we’re challenged to look honestly at the truth we’re listening to and the commitments shaping our lives.

In this sermon, we talk about:

•Why it matters which “truth” we choose to listen to

•The danger of clinging only to feel-good messages without biblical instruction

•What our commitments reveal about who or what we’re living for

•The responsibility believers have when Jesus calls someone out of the grave

This message calls us to move beyond surface freedom and into real transformation—walking in obedience, accountability, and the freedom Christ actually offers.

Full service: https://youtu.be/cnosGA9Ujgw?si=aV_pp387Hxvc2TfN

⭐ The light still leads — the question is whether we’re willing to follow.

In this message, we look at the meaning behind the star that led the Magi to Jesus—and what it reveals about faith, obedience, and God’s perfect timing. Using Matthew 2:7–12, Daniel 2:48, Daniel 9:25, 1 John 4:9, Matthew 2:9–10, John 1:9, Matthew 2:11, and John 3:16–17, we trace how God prepared the way for Christ long before His birth.

In this sermon, we talk about:

•The faith of the Magi, who preserved and passed down the prophecy of the star for over 600 years

•How the Magi, as astronomers, were uniquely positioned to recognize the sign God placed in the sky

•How the star appeared and reappeared at just the right moments, guiding them directly to Jesus

•How Jesus Himself is our true Star—guiding us, surrounding us, and shining light that drives out darkness

This message invites us to ask an honest question: are we willing to follow the light God gives us, wherever it leads? When we fix our eyes on Jesus, the Light of the world, He leads us into truth, hope, and salvation.

Full service: https://youtu.be/G69nh90gWvM?si=l4GU7anfOncFcmLS