First Love Online Church (FLOC)

Get ready to be strengthened, encouraged, and filled with unshakable hope! In this insightful episode, Pastor Niral Burnett delivers a clear, compassionate, and deeply loving pastoral guide through the end-times truths found in Matthew 24, Revelation 2, and 2 Thessalonians 2. With wisdom and grace, he unpacks the falling away, the rise of the man of sin, the vital role of the Restrainer—the Church empowered by the Holy Spirit—and the strong delusion sweeping our world, including the deceptive grip of communism. Yet this is not a message of fear. Pastor Burnett tenderly calls us to fix our eyes on the Savior, not merely on the signs—inviting us into a life anchored in Jesus, the One who has already overcome the world. You’ll walk away equipped and inspired with practical, life-changing guidance: Love the truth with all your heart Test every teaching against the unchanging Word of God Grow in discipleship through the transformative REDEEM method Pray fervently for persecuted Christians around the globe Stand boldly as a restraining force of light and righteousness in your generation This is your invitation to rise up in faith, live with purpose, and hold fast until the glorious, victorious return of our King, Jesus Christ! Don’t miss this timely, hope-filled episode. Your heart will be stirred, your faith will be strengthened, and your eyes will be lifted to the One who reigns forever. Listen now—and be ready. ✨

Welcome to First Love Online Church In this episode (Part 1 of an ongoing series), Pastor Niral warns that the church must take the return of Jesus seriously without trying to predict it. They contrast neglect and obsession over eschatology, unpack key scriptures (Matthew 24, 2 Peter 3, Revelation 2) and explain the warning to the Ephesian church to "repent and do the first works." The message highlights the fig tree parable and the rebirth of Israel as signs that this generation should watch and prepare, reviews growing global persecution of Christians, and urges believers to return to passionate worship, holy living, and urgent prayer for Israel, the church, and the next generation.

In today's First Love Fellowship message, Pastor Niral continues to address the topic of the "Unsaved Christian". Answering the question, such as: "Why Am I Struggling With My Faith?" and "How Do I Know I Am Really Saved?"   Subscribe to our Channel for More: https://www.youtube.com/@FirstLoveFellowship?sub_confirmation=1   You can connect with First Love Fellowship at WeAreFirstLove.com.

The sermon explores what it means to be a true disciple versus an "unsaved Christian," emphasizes Christ’s full humanity and divinity, and explains salvation, repentance, and the call to live for Jesus. Listeners are invited to respond to the gospel, embrace Jesus as Lord, and join the church’s mission of prayer, discipleship, and missional living. 

On Palm Sunday Pastor Niral reflects on Jesus’ triumphant entry and warns about the "unsaved Christian"—people who use Christian language but lack true regeneration—connecting this condition to moralistic therapeutic deism, lukewarm faith, and the need to bear spiritual fruit. He urges the church to repent, pursue unity across denominations, pray for persecuted believers worldwide, and return to gospel-centered discipleship, holiness, and bold evangelism.

This audiobook, Beginning the 3:16 Journey: The Road to True Discipleship explains God’s boundless love as revealed in John 3:16, showing how the cross bridges our separation from God and offers eternal life through true belief that moves from the mind to the heart. It calls listeners to a life of conviction and sacrificial love—abandoning former ways, demonstrating faith through action, and embracing discipleship. Includes a prayer of repentance and invites new believers to Jesus. You can connect with First Love Fellowship at WeAreFirstLove.com.

“And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth.” (John 1:14)   This single verse is the summit of all Scripture—the breathtaking climax of John’s prologue and the hinge of human history. The eternal, divine Word who spoke galaxies into existence stepped into His own creation… and took on human flesh. He didn’t just visit—He moved in. He pitched His tent among us. The Shekinah glory that once filled the tabernacle now walked dusty roads, touched lepers, wept at graves, and ate with sinners.In this soul-stirring message, Pastor Niral unpacks the greatest miracle ever: The infinite God became truly human—vulnerable, mortal, yet sinless The glory of the Father now visible in the face of Jesus Christ The tabernacle of old fulfilled forever in Emmanuel—“God with us” The overflowing fullness of grace and truth that meets every need of our hearts This is not just doctrine. This is the heart of the gospel: God did not stay distant—He became flesh so that we could behold His glory and be forever changed.If the wonder of the Incarnation has grown familiar to you, let this message rekindle your awe. Jesus is the unique, one-of-a-kind Son, full of grace and truth—and He is still with us today.Come behold the glory. Come draw near to the One who moved into your world to save you.   First Love Online Church is Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, and YouTube. Please like, subscribe, follow, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode!

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” With these thunderous opening lines, John pulls back the curtain of eternity and shows us Jesus as He truly is: the eternal, uncreated, fully divine Son—the One through whom every star, atom, and soul was made. In this foundational message, Pastor Niral takes us verse-by-verse into John 1:1–8 to behold: The Word who was face-to-face with God from all eternity… and WAS God The Creator who spoke galaxies into being and now steps into His own story The Life who is the Light that no darkness—sin, Satan, or death—can ever overpower The true Light that John the Baptist was sent to announce so the world, including you, might believe This isn’t just theology; it’s authority that can be lived out on a practical level. Once you see Jesus as the eternal Logos—the divine Word who holds all things together—your life will never be the same. If you’ve ever wondered “Who is Jesus, really?”—this message is your answer straight from the Word. Come fall in love with the pre-existent Christ all over again.

He came to His own, and His own did not receive Him. The long-awaited Messiah stepped into the nation prepared for centuries to welcome Him… and they shut the door in His face.  BUT — here it comes, perhaps the greatest pivot of the redemptive narrative — to everyone who DOES receive Him, to whoever believes in His name, He gives the right (the POWER) to become children of God, born not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but born of God.   In this powerful message, we stand at the hinge of redemptive history: • From devastating rejection to breathtaking adoption • From “no” in the Old Testament to the explosive “yes” of the New • From ethnic privilege to an open invitation for every tribe and tongue This is the moment the entire Bible has been waiting for. This is how you and I — outsiders, sinners, people with no claim on God — became beloved sons and daughters of the Most High. A deep, inductive, heart-stirring exposition that will leave you worshiping the God who turned the darkest refusal into the widest welcome the world has ever known. 

In “Hymn of the Logos Pt. 3: The Peril of Unbelief,” Pastor Niral moves to the sobering heart of John 1:9–12, where the true Light that enlightens every person has come into the world, yet the world He made did not know Him, and His own people did not receive Him. This episode carefully traces the fourfold repetition of “world” that exposes the universal tragedy of willful rejection, the inexcusable nature of unbelief in light of creation’s clear testimony (Romans 1:20), and the fatal consequence of remaining in spiritual darkness. At the same time, we linger on the glorious turning point introduced by the great “but” of verse 12: to everyone who receives Him—to those who believe in His name—He gives the right to become children of God, a rebirth that is entirely God’s sovereign gift. The message is clear and urgent: the Creator has personally entered His darkened creation, sin has blinded humanity to its Maker, and the difference between eternal life and eternal loss rests on whether a person will receive or reject the true Light. Listeners are called to marvel at the grace that opened their own eyes, to grieve with Christlike tears over those still in darkness, and to faithfully proclaim the gospel while the Light still shines and the invitation still stands.