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08/30/2026

In this message, “How He Walks With Me,” we explore what it really looks like to walk with the Holy Spirit in everyday life. Galatians 5:25 reminds us that following the Spirit is not just for church moments or crisis moments, but for every part of our lives. Through the examples of George Washington Carver and Abraham’s servant in Genesis 24, this sermon shows how God leads through prayer, dependence, awareness, character, obedience, and daily surrender. A Spirit-led life often looks simple: pausing before reacting, listening before speaking, obeying in small moments, and learning to recognize God’s presence in ordinary places. The more we walk with the Holy Spirit, the more we begin to notice that He has been guiding, speaking, and walking with us all along.

08/23/2026

In this message, “Keep Going: The Reward Is Worth the Wait,” we explore what it means to live with faith and perseverance when the promise feels slow, the answer feels delayed, and the process feels heavier than expected.
Using the often-overlooked story of Habakkuk, this sermon teaches that waiting on God is not passive. It is a season of preparation, perspective, character building, and spiritual alignment. Habakkuk teaches us to bring our honest questions to God, climb higher for perspective, write the vision plainly, and keep trusting even before circumstances change.
This message combines biblical truth with practical life and leadership principles, showing how faith must be lived out in everyday decisions—through discipline, stewardship, humility, clarity, and obedience. It reminds us that slow seasons are not wasted seasons when the Holy Spirit is forming something deeper within us.
You’ll be encouraged to keep showing up, keep praying, keep building, and keep listening for the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Because sometimes the delay is not God denying the promise—it is God developing the person who can carry it.
Key thought:
A waiting season is not a wasted season when God is building the person who can carry the promise.
Scripture focus:
Habakkuk 2:2–3 and Psalm 27:13–14
Main takeaway:
Faith keeps moving when feelings keep changing. Perseverance is prepared waiting. And the reward is not only what God brings into your hands, but what He forms in your heart along the way.

08/16/2026

In this Tisha B’Av reflection, “Turning Mourning to Joy,” we acknowledge the deep and often unseen grief of miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, child loss, and other painful family losses. Through Psalm 34, the story of David grieving his child in 2 Samuel 12, and Rachel weeping in Jeremiah 31, this message reminds us that faith does not erase grief, and God never asks His people to pretend they are not hurting. Instead, the Lord draws near to the brokenhearted, meets us in honest mourning, and speaks hope over our future. This sermon offers biblical comfort, practical steps toward healing, and the promise that sorrow is not the final word—because morning is coming.

08/09/2026

Sermon Summary: “Love Is an Action”
In this message, we are reminded that love is more than words—it is something we demonstrate through our actions. Based on 1 John 3:18, the sermon challenges us not to simply say we love others, but to show that love through service, humility, sacrifice, and peace.
Using the story of Isaac and the wells in Genesis 26, we see a powerful example of someone who had every right to fight but chose to trust God instead. When others disputed the wells Isaac’s servants dug, Isaac did not respond with pride or hostility. He moved forward, kept digging, and eventually came to a place called Rehoboth, meaning that God had made room for him.
The message teaches that true strength is not always found in winning arguments or defending our position. Sometimes the strongest person is the one who chooses peace, trusts God’s provision, and keeps moving forward in obedience. Love in action means valuing people over possessions, relationships over resources, and God’s purpose over personal victory.
This sermon encourages believers to ask the Holy Spirit daily who needs God’s love, to choose practical acts of service, to stop unnecessary arguments, and to help others grow. When we serve with love, we reflect the heart of Jesus and leave a legacy of kindness, grace, and faith.
Key takeaway:
Love in action is the loudest sermon you’ll ever preach.

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