This message explores the biblical significance of the "triumphal entry" and Jesus cleansing the temple, transitioning into the profound truth that every believer is now a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit. The speaker emphasizes that through water baptism and the sacrifice of Christ, individuals are called to die to self and be "born from above" to experience a direct, personal connection with God. Ultimately, the teaching encourages the community to embrace their collective identity as God’s temple, choosing unity and obedience to hear His voice in their daily lives.

Guest speaker, Alan Hawkins, continues this weekend by exploring the essential "wineskin" of the early church, identifying a fourfold commitment to the apostles' doctrine, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer. Drawing from personal experiences with deception, he emphasizes that these disciplines serve as a necessary safeguard for discerning true prophetic voices and maintaining spiritual health. The message concludes with a call to deep devotion and a corporate celebration of the Eucharist to anchor the congregation in the life of Christ.

In this session, guest speaker Alan Hawkins explores the transformative power of Romans 8, emphasizing that those in Christ are no longer defined by a "sin nature" but live within the domain of the Kingdom. He illustrates the practical necessity of active faith through personal stories of hospital ministry and challenges traditional views of original sin by highlighting the perfect obedience of Jesus. The message concludes with a communal celebration of the Eucharist and a powerful call for believers to reject condemnation and embrace their identity as children of God.

In this message, the speaker explores five "good questions" asked by Jesus to reveal His divine purpose, moving from the necessity of a clean heart over outward appearance to the peace found in His resurrection power. The teaching highlights the call to humble service through the example of foot-washing and the importance of choosing trust over offense when life’s challenges do not meet our expectations. Finally, the sermon concludes with a call to intimacy, inviting believers to move beyond mere servitude into a deep, transforming friendship with God.

In this soul-searching message, Pastor Josh explores five pivotal questions asked by Jesus in Scripture to reveal how divine inquiry serves to heal, liberate, and anchor our souls in truth. By examining moments of doubt, judgment, and the true meaning of lordship, he challenges listeners to move beyond religious rituals and embrace a genuine heart connection with God. The service concludes with a call to transparency and communal reflection, encouraging believers to release unforgiveness and live as the light they were called to be.

In this moving message, the speaker explores the transformative power of both direct and indirect encounters with God, drawing from the biblical accounts of Saul of Tarsus and the disciple Ananias. He emphasizes that an encounter with the living God—whether through a supernatural vision or the humble ministry of a fellow believer—is the key to breaking free from condemnation and stepping into a "promised land" of spiritual fruitfulness. Listeners are encouraged to stay present in their own encounters and to courageously serve as conduits for God to reach others through prayer, the laying on of hands, and compassionate action.

In this sermon, the speaker explores the holy standards of Psalm 15, contrasting legal restraining orders with the spiritual outworkings of a heart transformed by God's presence. The message challenges believers to move beyond "flesh-based thinking" by practicing radical kindness, integrity, and a sincere desire for closeness with the Creator. Ultimately, the teaching emphasizes that true spiritual stability comes from trusting in God's unfailing love and allowing Him to renovate our hearts from the inside out.

In this message, guest speaker Brother Howe shares his heart on the necessity of a supernatural revelation of Jesus Christ to experience true restoration and freedom. Drawing from his own journey of overcoming a fatherless upbringing and marital struggles, he challenges believers to move beyond religious routine and embrace their identity as new creations in Christ. Howie concludes with a prophetic call for 2026, envisioning a season of transformational encounters that will equip the church to break free from fear and impact the entire region.