Recorded Live: September 21, 2025

“Set a guard over my mouth, Lord; keep watch over the door of my lips.” — Psalm 141:3

Our words are powerful—they can build up or tear down, bring life or bring death. In this message, we dive into the truth that what comes out of our mouths reflects the condition of our hearts (Matthew 12:34) and that we will give account for every word spoken (Matthew 12:36-37).

Drawing from Scripture—Psalm 17:3, Proverbs 18:20-21, Romans 12:17-18, and more—we see that the words we speak are not just casual expressions; they carry eternal weight. Solomon reminds us that “a man’s stomach will be satisfied from the fruit of his mouth,” emphasizing the life-giving or destructive power of speech.

This sermon challenges us to:

• Guard our tongues and align our words with God’s truth

• Speak life and blessing instead of negativity and gossip

• Live with integrity, honoring God in every conversation

• Let our hearts be transformed so our mouths reflect His goodness

Words can either align with the viper or align with the Vine. Choose to speak life, and watch how God uses your words to bless, heal, and encourage.

Key Scriptures: Psalm 141:3-4, Proverbs 18:20-21, Matthew 12:34, Matthew 12:36-37, Psalm 17:3, Psalm 19:14, Romans 12:17-18

Recorded Live: September 14, 2025

“Apart from Me, you can do nothing.” — John 15:5

This sermon reminds us that real strength, freedom, and transformation are only found when we stay connected to Jesus. The world teaches self-reliance, but the Word teaches surrender. When we come to the end of ourselves, we discover the power of Christ at work in us.

Through passages such as Matthew 5:3, 2 Corinthians 12:9–10, and John 11:43–44, we see how God meets us in our weakness, breathes life where there is death, and calls us into a new identity as His children.

In this message, you’ll learn:

• Why abiding in Christ is the key to bearing fruit (John 15:5)

• How weakness becomes strength in God’s hands (2 Corinthians 12:9–10)

• The danger of self-reliance and the beauty of dependence on Jesus (Luke 9:24)

• How to live with courage and faith even in times of persecution (Acts 6–7, 2 Timothy 3:12)

• The eternal hope that fuels us in the “last days” (Acts 2:17, Revelation 12:10)

This is a call to recognize our need for God, confess our sins, walk in His grace, and live as new creations (2 Corinthians 5:17). Because apart from Him, we can do nothing—but in Him, we have everything.

Key Scriptures: John 15:5, Matthew 5:3, 2 Corinthians 12:9–10, John 11:43–44, Acts 6–7, Hebrews 11:36–38, 1 John 1:9, Isaiah 61:10

Recorded Live: September 7, 2025

You don’t get to choose whether or not you worship—you only get to choose what you worship. Every heart bows to something. The question is: is it setting you free or enslaving you?

In this powerful message, we explore the truth that worship is more than a song—it’s whatever captures your heart, consumes your time, directs your thoughts, and shapes your choices. From the golden calf in Exodus to Paul’s message in Acts, Scripture shows us that idols always demand more but give less. But when we surrender fully to God, worship transforms us into His glorious image (2 Corinthians 3:18).

Discover how to:

1. Identify the idols that compete for your devotion

2. Confess and surrender them to God’s grace

3. Replace false worship with God’s presence

4. Live with an eternal focus that breaks the grip of temporary idols

If you’ve ever wondered what’s truly sitting on the throne of your heart, this sermon will challenge and inspire you to put God back in His rightful place.

Key Scriptures: Romans 1:25–26, Exodus 32:1–9, Psalm 115:4–8, Proverbs 3:5–6, Acts 17:22–25, 2 Corinthians 3:18