Today’s message, A Conquering Mindset, invites us to step into the bold faith demonstrated by Caleb in Numbers 13:30. While others were overwhelmed by fear, obstacles, and negative reports, Caleb stood with conviction and declared, “Let us go up at once and take possession, for we are well able to overcome it!” This sermon challenges us to examine the lens through which we see the promises of God. Do we view life through the perspective of faith or through the limitations of fear? Through Caleb’s example, we will discover what it means to develop a conquering mindset—one rooted in God’s power, steadfast in His promises, and confident in His ability to lead us into victory. As we explore this passage, we will learn how to silence the voices of doubt, align our hearts with God’s word, and step boldly into the future He has prepared. Today, God is calling His people to rise up with courage, trust Him fully, and believe that we are well able through His strength.

Today’s message, A Conquering Mindset, invites us to step into the bold faith demonstrated by Caleb in Numbers 13:30. While others were overwhelmed by fear, obstacles, and negative reports, Caleb stood with conviction and declared, “Let us go up at once and take possession, for we are well able to overcome it!” This sermon challenges us to examine the lens through which we see the promises of God. Do we view life through the perspective of faith or through the limitations of fear? Through Caleb’s example, we will discover what it means to develop a conquering mindset—one rooted in God’s power, steadfast in His promises, and confident in His ability to lead us into victory. As we explore this passage, we will learn how to silence the voices of doubt, align our hearts with God’s word, and step boldly into the future He has prepared. Today, God is calling His people to rise up with courage, trust Him fully, and believe that we are well able through His strength.

Tonight’s Bible study, “Victory and Defeat,” takes us to the powerful encounter between Joshua and the Commander of the Lord’s army. As Joshua prepared for battle, he learned a vital truth — victory does not come through human strength or strategy, but through submission to God’s authority. Before the walls of Jericho could fall, Joshua had to first bow in reverence before the One who leads heaven’s armies. In this study, we’ll explore what it means to surrender our battles to the Lord, recognize His presence in our struggles, and walk in obedience that leads to true victory.

In this convicting message, Friend or Foe, we confront a vital question: where does our loyalty truly lie? James 4:4 warns that friendship with the world makes us enemies of God, calling believers to examine their hearts and priorities. This sermon challenges us to recognize the subtle ways the world draws us away from God’s truth and to renew our commitment to spiritual faithfulness. Through repentance and devotion, we are invited to move from compromise to covenant, choosing friendship with God over the fleeting approval of the world.

Tonight’s Bible study reminds us of the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness. As the Israelites crossed the Jordan River, the Lord instructed them to build a memorial of stones—a lasting reminder of His mighty power and steadfast love. In the same way, we are called to remember the God who brought us through trials, opened impossible paths, and fulfilled His promises in our lives. Join us as we reflect on how gratitude and remembrance keep our faith strong and our hearts aligned with the One who never fails.

In this powerful message, A Life Surrendered, we are reminded that true strength is found in humility before God. Drawing from 1 Peter 5:6–7, we learn that surrendering our will to God’s mighty hand is not a sign of weakness, but of trust. When we cast our cares on Him, we acknowledge His authority, His love, and His faithfulness to care for us. This sermon challenges us to release control, let go of anxiety, and embrace a life fully yielded to the One who lifts us up in His perfect timing.

Tonight’s Bible study challenges us to examine our walk with the Lord through the story of Israel’s crossing of the Jordan River. Just as Joshua and the people of God were called to follow the Ark of the Covenant into unknown territory, we too are called to follow God’s leading with faith and obedience. Are we truly allowing Him to guide our steps, even when the path ahead seems uncertain? Through Joshua 3:1–17, we’ll discover what it means to trust God’s direction, move when He moves, and witness His power make a way where there seems to be none.

Today, we come together in gratitude and celebration for the faithful shepherds God has placed over our church family—Pastor Sam and Pastor Epa Soto. Through their steadfast commitment, humble service, and Spirit-led leadership, they have modeled what it means to follow Christ wholeheartedly. This special service is not only a time to honor our pastors for their labor of love but also to give thanks to God—the One who equips and sustains His servants. May this day renew our appreciation, deepen our unity, and inspire us all to serve faithfully in the places God has called us.

In today’s message, Life in the Spirit, Pastor Sam Soto explores the transforming power of the Holy Spirit in the life of every believer. Drawing from Romans 8:12–17, we are reminded that we are no longer bound by the desires of the flesh but are called to live as children of God—led, empowered, and secured by His Spirit. Through the Spirit, we find true freedom, purpose, and the assurance of our adoption as sons and daughters of God. This message invites us to walk daily in the fullness of the Spirit, reflecting the life and character of Christ in all we do.