The King of Kingdoms: When Human Wisdom Meets Divine MysteryIn a world spinning with chaos, riots, and division, where do we turn when our own strength runs out? When the kingdoms we've built around ourselves begin to crumble, who remains standing?The ancient story of King Nebuchadnezzar and a young Hebrew captive named Daniel reveals timeless truths about power, pride, and the God who reigns over...  Read More

If you haven’t started the Daniel Plan, then I encourage you to start and unlock the windows of heaven for a greater intimacy with God. Scripture References from the Sermon:1. **Hebrews 12:14** - "For without holiness, no man shall see [the Lord]"2. **1 John 4:4** - "Greater is he that is in you than he that's in the world"3. **2 Corinthians 6:17** - "Touch not the unclean things"4. **Isaiah 1:18*...  Read More

Christmas has a peculiar way of revealing what's truly in our hearts. For some, it's a season of wonder and celebration. For others, it feels more like a marathon of obligations, shopping lists, and mounting stress. But what if the chaos we experience during Christmas isn't just about our circumstances? What if it's actually about our perspective?Two Ways of Seeing the Same EventThe second chapter...  Read More

Ministering over the years, I have noticed a pattern from people on their perception of Jesus. The pattern is the way they compartmentalize Jesus. Christmas- Baby Jesus; Easter- Suffering/Resurrected Savior; Rapture- Heaven; Return of Jesus- Judgement/Hope. Traditions and teachings often separate each of these which can lead to different views of Jesus being the Son of God. I believe that a growin...  Read More

Finding Joy Beyond the Holiday The world tells us that thanksgiving happens once a year—a single Thursday in November when we gather around tables laden with food, pause briefly to acknowledge our blessings, and then move on with our lives. But what if we've been thinking about thanksgiving all wrong? What if gratitude isn't meant to be a seasonal event but a revolutionary way of living that trans...  Read More

In a world that often feels chaotic and uncertain, many of us find ourselves yearning for miracles. We long for divine intervention, for a touch from God that will transform our circumstances and renew our hope. But what if the key to experiencing miracles lies not in desperately seeking signs and wonders, but in cultivating a deeper relationship with the Miracle Worker Himself?The truth is, if yo...  Read More

Why Go to Church? Does it Really Matter?In a world that often glorifies individualism, there's a profound truth we sometimes overlook: we are stronger together. This simple yet powerful concept lies at the heart of our faith journey and the very essence of what it means to be part of a church community.Consider the words of Jesus in Matthew 18:20: "For where two or three are gathered in my name, t...  Read More

Hope in a Fractured Nation In a time of increasing division and turmoil, it's easy to get caught up in the chaos of the world around us. With the Charlie Kirk’s assignation, COVID 19, and the passing of 24 years after 9/11 events, it is clear our nation has been challenged and is divided. But amidst it all, there's a timeless truth we must cling to: God is still in control.As we navigate these tur...  Read More

This psalm, written by David, is unique in that it's not addressed to an audience or even to God Himself - it's David speaking to his own soul, reminding himself of the countless reasons to praise the Lord.  Read More

Surrounded and Led by God’s LoveIn a world where we often struggle with our sense of worth and identity, there's a profound truth that can transform how we see ourselves: We are known, loved, and created with purpose by the God of the universe. This isn't just a comforting platitude, but a life-altering reality that can reshape our entire perspective.Let's start with a simple yet powerful statemen...  Read More

Healing the ScarsScars tell stories. Some are visible reminders of physical trials we've endured, while others remain hidden - emotional and spiritual wounds that linger beneath the surface. These invisible scars often prove the most tender, gripping us in quiet moments and surfacing through subtle reminders of past pain.King David, the ancient psalmist, knew this reality all too well. In Psalm 51...  Read More

"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." More than words—a promise of provision, protection & peace. Our Good Shepherd, Jesus, restores our soul & leads us through every valley. Trust in His abundance, not worldly substitutes. Let your cup overflow with His presence.  Read More