As we stand at the threshold of a new year, this New Year’s Eve service calls us to align our hearts with God’s divine purpose. “The Year of the Will of God” invites us to step into the coming year not driven by resolutions, but by surrender. Rooted in 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, we are reminded that God’s will for our lives is lived out daily through rejoicing always, praying continually, and giving thanks in every circumstance. This message challenges us to embrace a lifestyle of faith, gratitude, and dependence on God—no matter what the year may bring. As we close one chapter and open another, we commit ourselves as a church to walk in obedience, trust God in every season, and pursue His will above our own. Together, we declare the new year as a year marked by spiritual growth, unwavering hope, and a deeper devotion to the will of God.

As we stand at the threshold of a new year, this New Year’s Eve service calls us to align our hearts with God’s divine purpose. “The Year of the Will of God” invites us to step into the coming year not driven by resolutions, but by surrender. Rooted in 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, we are reminded that God’s will for our lives is lived out daily through rejoicing always, praying continually, and giving thanks in every circumstance. This message challenges us to embrace a lifestyle of faith, gratitude, and dependence on God—no matter what the year may bring. As we close one chapter and open another, we commit ourselves as a church to walk in obedience, trust God in every season, and pursue His will above our own. Together, we declare the new year as a year marked by spiritual growth, unwavering hope, and a deeper devotion to the will of God.

In The Battle Within Pt. 3, Pastor Sam Soto calls us to the heart of spiritual victory—adopting the mind of Christ. Drawing from Philippians 2:5, this message challenges believers to examine their thoughts, attitudes, and motives, and to align them with the humility and obedience of Jesus. As the battle within continues, we are reminded that transformation begins not with outward change, but with a renewed mindset shaped by Christ Himself.

This Christmas service centers on the glorious truth that in a world marked by darkness, fear, and waiting, God has sent His light. Isaiah foretold the promise: “The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light” (Isaiah 9:2), and in Luke’s Gospel we witness that promise fulfilled as heaven breaks into the night sky and announces the birth of our Savior. Through the angelic proclamation to the shepherds, we are reminded that the light of Christ shines not only for the powerful or the prepared, but for all who dwell in darkness. Jesus’ birth declares peace, joy, and hope to a weary world, illuminating hearts with the glory of God’s redeeming love. This message invites us to behold the Light who has dawned, to step out of darkness, and to respond with worship, obedience, and renewed hope. As we celebrate the birth of Christ, may we once again be transformed by the Light that still shines—and will never be overcome.

As the battle within unfolds, Scripture reveals that lasting victory is found through transformation, not conformity. In Romans 12:2, Paul exhorts believers not to be shaped by the patterns of this world, but to be transformed by the renewing of the mind. This renewal is essential in overcoming the internal struggle between the old nature and the new life we have in Christ. This message builds on the call to set our minds on the Spirit by showing how God reshapes our thinking, desires, and responses as we surrender daily to Him. When our minds are renewed by God’s truth, we gain clarity to discern His will and strength to live it out. Join us as we learn that the battle within is not won by willpower alone, but by a life continually transformed through the power of the Word and the Spirit.

Every believer faces an ongoing inner conflict—a battle between the desires of the flesh and the leading of the Spirit. In The Battle Within, we turn to Romans 8:5–6 to understand how the mindset we choose shapes the direction of our lives. The Apostle Paul reminds us that setting our minds on the flesh leads to death, but setting our minds on the Spirit results in life and peace. This message challenges us to examine where our thoughts, affections, and priorities are focused. As we learn to surrender our minds to the Holy Spirit, we discover the power to overcome destructive patterns and walk in the freedom Christ has provided. Join us as we explore how victory in the Christian life begins with a transformed mind anchored in the Spirit.

This Bible study explores the daily battle between the Spirit and the flesh, drawing from Galatians 5:16–19. We will learn what it means to walk by the Spirit, allowing God’s power to guide our thoughts, choices, and actions, while intentionally putting to death the desires of the flesh. As we submit to the Spirit’s leading, we discover a life marked by freedom, obedience, and spiritual victory.

Today’s message, “True Authority,” reminds us that real spiritual authority begins with loving obedience to Christ. In John 14:15, Jesus calls us to show our love through faithful obedience to His Word. As we honor Christ by walking in His commands, we experience His power, His presence, and His guidance. True authority is found not in position, but in submitting ourselves to the One who leads us with love and equips us to live boldly for Him. Yet today, many pulpits have drifted from the truth of God’s Word. Modern preaching often trades conviction for comfort, weakening the church by losing the authority of Scripture. This message calls us back to the solid foundation of God’s unchanging Word, where true spiritual authority is restored.

Today’s message, “True Authority,” reminds us that real spiritual authority begins with loving obedience to Christ. In John 14:15, Jesus calls us to show our love through faithful obedience to His Word. As we honor Christ by walking in His commands, we experience His power, His presence, and His guidance. True authority is found not in position, but in submitting ourselves to the One who leads us with love and equips us to live boldly for Him. Yet today, many pulpits have drifted from the truth of God’s Word. Modern preaching often trades conviction for comfort, weakening the church by losing the authority of Scripture. This message calls us back to the solid foundation of God’s unchanging Word, where true spiritual authority is restored.