Sunday Recap

This Sunday, Pastor Kike delivered an encouraging message reminding us that God is still at work in our lives. Drawing from Philippians 1:6 and Ephesians 2:10, she spoke to those who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unworthy—assuring them that their journey is not over. Who Is This Message For? This message speaks to different groups of people: Those who have fallen repeatedly in their faith and feel unworthy. Those feeling oppressed by the wicked and struggling in life’s battles. Those facing various attacks—spiritual, emotional, mental, or relational. Those who feel stuck in life, going in circles without progress. If you relate to any of these, you are…

On Sunday, Pastor Abraham shared a powerful message on the significance of confessing Jesus as Lord. He reminded us that our confession is more than just words—it is a declaration of faith, a revelation of truth, and a commitment to follow Christ wholeheartedly. Key Takeaways: ✅ Your confession brings glory to God (Phil 2:9-11). Every time you declare Jesus as Lord, you acknowledge His exalted position and give God the glory He deserves. ✅ Your confession means you agree with everything God said about Jesus (John 9:35-38). Just like the blind man who received his sight, confessing Christ affirms…

On Sunday, Pastor Abraham preached on "What Does It Mean That Jesus Is Lord?". It was a powerful message that challenged us to truly understand what it means to declare Jesus Christ as Lord in our lives. He began with the foundational scriptures (Luke 2:11; 1 Peter 3:15; Colossians 2:6-7; Romans 10:5-10), reminding us that this declaration is more than just words—it’s a commitment to believe in who Jesus Christ truly is. So, what does it mean that Jesus is Lord?. Pastor Abraham broke it down into several key truths: It is a declaration of His deity.  When we say Jesus is…

Today, March 2nd, 2025, Pastor Abraham spoke on "A Few Benefits of Spiritual Growth," and it was a strong reminder of why we should never stay stagnant in our walk with God. He opened with 1 Corinthians 13:11, emphasizing that growing spiritually helps us mature in every aspect of life. One key point was that spiritual growth improves your relationship with God (John 6:15, 22-27). When we grow, we desire more of Him and seek His presence beyond just our needs. Pastor Abraham also highlighted that spiritual growth prepares you for service (Matt 9:37–38; 1 Cor 14:26, TLB; John 20:21). As we mature, we’re able to…

Pastor AB’s sermon on Sunday was all about Cultivating the Fruit of the Spirit—and it was a powerful reminder of what it means to truly grow in our faith. He encouraged everyone not to be ashamed of identifying as a child of God, even in the marketplace (Rom 1:16-17). He also talked about how, when we fall, we shouldn’t hide or stay down—God wants us to get back up (Gen 3:6-8). Another key point was about putting away childish things (1 Cor 13:11) and taking our spiritual growth seriously. Pastor AB challenged us to fact-check the sermons we hear, just…

On Sunday, Pastor Abraham continued with Part 2 of the powerful teaching series, "How to Attain Spiritual Maturity." Building on last week’s message, he reminded us that spiritual growth isn’t just about hearing the Word—it’s about applying it to our daily lives. So how do we take our spiritual maturity even further? Here are the key takeaways from Part 2: Be quick to obey the promptings of the Holy Spirit (1 Thessalonians 5:19, AMP; John 14:26; Isaiah 30:20-21, NIV). Ignoring God’s leading slows down our spiritual growth. Start practicing what you are taught in the church (James 1:22-25). Growth…

On Sunday, Pastor Abraham began a powerful two-part teaching series on "How to Attain Spiritual Maturity." He started with 1 Corinthians 13:11, emphasizing that growing spiritually requires intentional steps. Maturity doesn’t just happen with time—it comes through commitment, discipline, and a deeper relationship with God. So, how do we attain spiritual maturity? Here are the key points from Part 1 of the teaching: Start making God first in your daily life (Proverbs 3:5-6; Psalm 37:4). Spiritual growth begins when we intentionally put God at the center of everything. Be committed to a local church where you are fed the…