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Bewitched by a False Gospel
Bewitched by a False Gospel

Many Christians, like the Galatians, fall under the subtle spell of “Jesus + something.” We begin by grace but drift toward performance, seeking acceptance through effort instead of resting in the finished work of Christ. The good news is that the cross breaks every spell and sets us free.

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After Charlie Kirk: Wake-Up Church
After Charlie Kirk: Wake-Up Church

Before the pastoral prayer, the church was addressed regarding the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the significance of his death as a modern Christian martyr. The moment was framed as a spiritual wake-up call, reminding believers that we are in a real battle against evil and must be alert. The church was urged to stand firm in Christ, speak boldly of the Gospel, and live with confidence in His victory.

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The Success Trap: Why Leaders Need Grace, Not Achievement
The Success Trap: Why Leaders Need Grace, Not Achievement

Christian leaders in our achievement-obsessed age must live in a way that reveals their constant dependence on Jesus. They must embrace their spiritual bankruptcy, knowing that true wealth comes only through accepting the free gift of grace.

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A Lasting Hope
A Lasting Hope

In Jesus, there is a lasting, forever hope—a hope that does not forget, fail, or fade away. So whatever season you find yourself in today, place your hope not in what changes, but in the One who never does.

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LATEST SERMON.
Ephesians 2:11-18

In Ephesians 2:11-18, the Apostle Paul shows that true peace cannot be imagined, negotiated, or manufactured by human effort—it is found only in the Lord Jesus Christ. By His blood, Jesus tore down the dividing wall of hostility, reconciling those who were far off and those who were near, granting peace with God and unity within His people.

Through union with Christ, we are made into one new humanity, no longer defined by the divisions of the world but by our shared identity in Him. This peace is not temporary or fragile—it is permanent, guaranteed, and eternal, meant to be lived out and proclaimed to the nations until the day it is fully realized in His kingdom..

“The Godward life is joyfully oriented toward God—shaped by His Word, empowered by His Spirit, and lived for His glory in every area of life.”