Don't Just Read It - Abimael Acal

We have more access to God's Word today than ever before. We can read it on our phones, listen to it in the car, highlight it, underline it, and even memorize it but the question is not simply, “Have I read the Word?” The question is, “Have I allowed the Word to change the way I live?” Because God didn't give us His Word just to fill our minds with information; He gave us His Word to transform our lives, to equip us for every good work, and to make us useful vessels.

Jesus commended nearly everything about the church at Ephesus - their work, their endurance, their discernment - and still said He had something against them: they had let go of the love they had at first. In Well Beloved, Alex Klott walks through Ephesians 5 to show that the problem was never what they were giving God, but where they were giving it from. Because you can do all the right things from the wrong place - and Scripture's tell isn't a sin list, it's fear.

A journey from an atheist to a follower of Jesus. A life radically transformed.

n this message, we’re reminded that followers of Jesus are called to be salt and light, standing firmly on truth while extending mercy, love, and hope to a broken world. As we remember moments of tragedy and wrestle with the noise and confusion of our culture, we’re challenged to stay grounded in God’s Word, live out our faith with courage and kindness, and let the fruit of our lives point others toward Jesus.

In this message, we’re challenged to preach the Word—not only from the pulpit, but in our homes, workplaces, relationships, and everyday lives. Through the example of Stephen and the teaching of Scripture, we’re reminded that when God’s Word is faithfully proclaimed, it brings conviction, freedom, healing, joy, and transformation.

This week marked the anniversary of two major historical events. 9/11 and Charlie Kirk. We must remember our history to provoke us to live a better future. Ps Jon remembers these two tragic events and bring us perspective on what our response should be.

Every generation must decide where it will stand. We resist evil, refuse to compromise truth, live boldly by faith, and fight to preserve freedom for those coming behind us

I’m n the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination as well as the anniversary of 9/11 we are reminded that EVIL is present in our world and cannot be ignored, tolerated or capitulated to. It MUST be driven out wherever we find it!

What one generation forgets, the next can forsake, and what we forsake will inevitably be replaced by something else to follow. Through the warning of Judges 2, Ps Mike challenges us to remember what God has done, hold fast to His truth, and intentionally pass it on to the next generation.

In this message, Tony shares his powerful journey of being built by God through surrender, discipleship, and spiritual growth. Drawing from Scripture and personal testimony, he challenges us to let God shape our character, release what we’ve been holding onto, and become people who reflect Christ in every area of life.