To Serve God and Government (Matt 22:15-23) | Rev. Herman Moldez, May 4, 2025

Jesus wisely avoided the trap set by the Herodians who collaborated with Rome and the Pharisees who zealously advocated strict obedience to God's laws. Jesus recognized the place of human government within the Kingdom of God. What does this mean in practice especially in the coming election?

What does it mean to be a Christian when human government is corrupt and abusive of its power?

How do we view human government within the Kingdom of God?

1. Separation from Government
2. Set apart for God
3. Sent to Serve the Government

Conclusion:

How will you serve the interest of God on May 12, 2025 Election?

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Christians In The World (Sermon Series)

Some Christians stay out of the world by completely regarding it as Satan's territory. Others have become too secular that they live like others. Jesus says we are sent into the world for a purpose.

How do we live between two worlds? A proper biblical perspective is necessary to remain faithful to God in a world that upholds different practices and perspective, vision and values?

In the month of May 2025 we will reflect the Christians' roles and responsibilities in the world as citizens, marketplace workers, and as witnesses of the Kingdom of God.

Worthy is the Lamb (Rev 5:6-10) | April 27, 2025Ptr. Rein Arlegui

1. The Lamb’s Worthy Sacrifice vv.6-7
2. The Lamb’s Worthy Praise v.8
3. The Lamb’s Worthy Reign v.9-10

Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. He gave His life as the perfect sacrifice to save us, and He is the perfect priest who can cleanse us from all our sins. He is worthy to receive our praise. He is worthy to rule in our lives.

How does Jesus’ sacrifice guide the way you live each day in alignment with His sovereign will?

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Living in the Power of The Cross (Sermon Series)

The Cross is the iconic symbol of Christianity. It is not a mere sign of the Christian faith but the power of God to save, sanctify, and serve Him as we are sent into the world. We advance the Kingdom through the way of the cross. At the end, all will bow down before the Lamb, seated on the throne, to worship Jesus Christ.

As we remember and reflect on Christ's death and resurrection, let us renew our lives by meditating on the messages about the power of Christ's Cross for our daily lives.

May Lent become a season of recommitment to take up our cross, not as victims bur victors with the crown of resurrection.

May we find the power of the Cross at work in our lives to experience freedom from hate to heal, to go through suffering to grow as saints in Christ, and find hope in the Lamb who rules the world.

That I May Know Christ (Phil 3:10-11), April 20, 2025

- Rev. Herman Moldez

Christians remember Christ’s passion, death and resurrection. This Easter Sunday we celebrate Christ’s resurrection from the dead. To know Christ is to experience his risen life to overcome the forces of death. We don’t just look forward to the resurrection of the dead.

We live the risen life of Jesus now in our mortal bodies.

1. Empty the Pursuit of Self’s Gain
2. Embrace the Pain of Life’s Suffering
3. Experience the Power of Christ’s Resurrection

May knowing Christ become our greatest desire to live the resurrection life.

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Living in the Power of The Cross (Sermon Series)

The Cross is the iconic symbol of Christianity. It is not a mere sign of the Christian faith but the power of God to save, sanctify, and serve Him as we are sent into the world. We advance the Kingdom through the way of the cross. At the end, all will bow down before the Lamb, seated on the throne, to worship Jesus Christ.

As we remember and reflect on Christ's death and resurrection, let us renew our lives by meditating on the messages about the power of Christ's Cross for our daily lives.