“Faith that Pleases God: The Engine of Enoch’s Walk” explores the powerful truth that a life pleasing to God begins and continues through faith. Drawing from Hebrews 11:5-6, this sermon examines how Enoch’s close walk with God was not built on routine religion, but on unwavering trust, obedience, and fellowship with the Lord. In a world filled with distractions and compromise, Enoch stands as a testimony that genuine faith produces a life that honors God and leaves a lasting spiritual legacy. Join us as we discover how faith becomes the driving force behind a consistent walk with God, shaping our decisions, strengthening our devotion, and drawing us closer to His presence. This message will encourage believers to pursue a deeper relationship with God through faith that seeks Him diligently and trusts Him completely.

This Sunday’s sermon, “The Mission of The Holy Spirit,” will focus on the promise, purpose, and power of the Holy Spirit in the life of every believer. In John 14:16, Jesus assured His disciples that the Father would send another Comforter to be with them forever. The Holy Spirit was not sent to replace Christ, but to continue His work in guiding, strengthening, teaching, and empowering God’s people. Together, we will explore how the Holy Spirit works in our daily walk with God — bringing conviction, comfort, wisdom, and spiritual direction. In times of weakness, He gives strength. In moments of uncertainty, He provides guidance and peace. The mission of the Holy Spirit is to lead believers closer to Christ and equip the Church to live boldly and faithfully in a changing world. Join us as we discover the importance of surrendering to the leading of the Holy Spirit and allowing Him to transform our hearts, renew our minds, and empower us for God’s purpose.

Join us this Wednesday night for Bible Study as we continue our series on walking with God with a powerful lesson titled “The Agreement of the Walk: How Can Two Walk Together?” based on Book of Amos 3:3. Through the lives of Enoch and the call to walk humbly before God, we will discover that a true walk with God requires agreement with His Word, His will, and His ways. Together we’ll explore how surrendering our hearts and minds to the Lord leads to life, peace, obedience, and spiritual growth. This study will challenge us to examine whether our desires, decisions, and daily walk align with God’s truth. Even when we don’t fully understand His plans, we are called to trust Him completely and follow Him faithfully. Come ready to grow deeper in your relationship with Christ as we learn that agreement with God is the foundation of walking closely with Him. Scripture references include Book of Amos 3:3, Book of Genesis 5:22–24, Book of Micah 6:8, and Epistle to the Romans 8:5–6.

Tonight we continue our study in Drawing Near To God as we enter Part 3 of this important series. James 4:8 reminds us once again of God’s gracious invitation: “Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you.” As believers, our walk with God is meant to grow deeper, stronger, and more personal through continual surrender and faithful pursuit of His presence. In this session, we will focus on what it means to remain steadfast in our relationship with God even through distractions, struggles, and spiritual battles. Building on the previous studies, we will explore how spiritual discipline, obedience, and daily dependence on God help us stay connected to Him and mature in our faith. Nearness to God is not a one-time experience—it is a daily decision to seek Him wholeheartedly. As we gather together, we will be encouraged to examine our hearts, strengthen our commitment to Christ, and pursue a life that reflects His presence. God continues to call His people closer, and through His grace, we can experience the peace, strength, and transformation that come from walking intimately with Him. “Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you.” — James 4:8

What does it truly mean to walk with God in a world filled with distraction, compromise, and unbelief? Tonight’s Bible study takes us into the life of Enoch — a man who stood out in his generation because of his faith, obedience, and close relationship with God. Though his story is brief, his life speaks volumes. Genesis reveals that Enoch “walked with God,” Hebrews tells us that he pleased God by faith, and Jude reminds us that he boldly proclaimed God’s truth. Through this study, we will discover how a consistent walk with God transforms the way we live, speak, and trust Him daily. Enoch’s example challenges believers to remain faithful, pursue holiness, and live with an eternal perspective even in difficult times. His life reminds us that intimacy with God is not reserved for a few, but is available to all who seek Him wholeheartedly. Join us tonight as we study the powerful testimony of a man whose walk with God left an eternal impact. Scripture References: Genesis 5:18–24 • Hebrews 11:5 • Jude 14–15

Mother’s Day reminds us not only to honor the love and sacrifice of mothers, but also to reflect on the importance of living faithfully before God. In this special message titled “Be Ready”, we will look at the words of Jesus in Luke 12:35 and discover what it means to stay spiritually prepared, faithful, and watchful in every season of life. Just as godly mothers faithfully care for and guide their families with love and devotion, Christ calls each of us to live with hearts that are ready for His return and willing to serve Him daily. Join us this Mother’s Day as we celebrate the women who inspire us through faith, strength, and perseverance, while being encouraged to remain steadfast and prepared for all that God has ahead. “Let your waist be girded and your lamps burning.” — Luke 12:35

In today’s world, Christianity is often redefined by culture, convenience, and compromise—but Scripture presents a far different picture. This Sunday’s message, “The Modern Christian Life,” confronts a critical question: Is Christ truly reigning in our hearts, or merely coexisting alongside our desires? Through powerful passages like Psalm 103:19, Luke 6:46, and Matthew 6:24, we will examine God’s rightful place on the throne—not only in heaven, but within us. This sermon challenges the rise of a divided faith, where profession and practice no longer align, and calls believers to reject nominal Christianity in favor of wholehearted devotion. As the world competes for our allegiance and cultural Christianity blurs the line between truth and compromise, we are reminded that God does not share His throne. There is no middle ground—no dual allegiance—only a call to surrender fully to Christ. Join us as we explore what it truly means to live a life marked by holiness, daily surrender, and undivided loyalty to God. The question remains: Who is sitting on the throne of your heart?

Tonight we continue our journey in Drawing Near to God, building on the foundation laid in our previous study. In James 4:8, we are given both an invitation and a promise: “Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you.” This powerful truth reminds us that intimacy with God is not distant or reserved—it is available to every believer who intentionally seeks Him. In Part 2, we will go deeper into the practical ways we cultivate that closeness through spiritual discipline. Using the guide provided, we’ll explore how consistent habits such as prayer, repentance, humility, and devotion shape our relationship with God and align our hearts with His will. This study will challenge us to move beyond surface-level faith and pursue a sincere, daily walk with the Lord. As we reflect and grow together, we will be encouraged to examine what may be hindering our closeness with God and take intentional steps toward a more intimate, surrendered life. God’s desire is not distance—but nearness. The question is: will we draw near?

The Surrendered Life | Genesis 39–40 (April 26, 2026) This Sunday’s message, The Surrendered Life, takes us into the powerful account of Joseph in Genesis 39–40—a story marked not by ease, but by unwavering faithfulness in the face of hardship. Though betrayed, falsely accused, and forgotten, Joseph’s life reveals what it truly means to surrender completely to God’s will. We’ll explore how surrender is not about passive resignation, but active trust. Joseph remained faithful when it would have been easier to compromise, and he honored God even when no one was watching. His circumstances didn’t define his devotion—his surrender did. Through this message, we’ll be challenged to consider what it looks like to trust God when life feels unfair or uncertain. Are we willing to remain obedient in seasons of waiting? Can we surrender control, trusting that God is working behind the scenes even when we don’t see it? Join us as we discover that a surrendered life is not a defeated life—it’s a life positioned for God’s purpose, presence, and perfect timing.