In this message from Romans 8:1–4, we’re reminded that life in Christ means freedom from condemnation and power to live differently through the Holy Spirit. Paul shows us that while we cannot overcome sin by our own effort, God has done what the law could not by sending His Son and giving us His Spirit. As believers, we are invited to walk in true spiritual victory—not by the flesh, but by daily surrender to the Spirit who gives life.

In this message, we explore the biblical practice of fasting through Ezra 8 and discover how fasting helps us draw nearer to God through prayer. Fasting is not about health trends or self-denial for its own sake, but a spiritual discipline that expresses our dependence on God, humbles our hearts, and leads us toward freedom from sin. As Ezra and God’s people sought the Lord before a major step of faith, we’re invited to see fasting as a regular rhythm that reorients our lives toward God’s presence, power, and sustaining grace.

In this message, we learn from Hannah’s prayer in 1 Samuel 1 and discover the deep connection between faith and prayer. Hannah’s persistent, raw, and honest prayers show us that prayer that touches heaven flows from trust in God, seeks His glory above our own desires, and remains faithful even in long seasons of waiting—ultimately pointing us to a God who hears, cares, and answers in His perfect time.