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In this continuation of the “The Move of God” sermon series, Pastor Abraham Joy Gotico shares from Acts 6:1–7 about how God uses ordinary people for extraordinary purposes. Through the story of the early church, we learn the importance of Character, Calling, and Courage. God looks at our character, gives us a purpose, and calls us to serve even when it is difficult or uncomfortable. This message…
What happens when God is moving, but we’re not being real with Him? In this message from our sermon series "The Move of God", Pastor Obed unpacks the story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5:1–11 and reveals the danger of hypocrisy—pretending on the outside while hiding what’s really happening in our hearts. This message challenges us to examine our motives, stop living for the approval of others,…
When trouble comes, where do you turn first? In this message from our The Move of God sermon series, Pastor Abraham Joy Gotico unpacks Acts 4:23–31 and shows how the early church responded to opposition—not with fear, but with prayer. Discover how to pray immediately, with unwavering faith, and with boldness, while trusting God's sovereign plan in every circumstance. Be encouraged as you learn how…
Everyone faces pressure, but the question is: how do we confront it? In this message from The Move of God series, Pastor Abraham Joy Gotico teaches from Acts 4, where Peter and John faced persecution for boldly proclaiming the name of Jesus. Despite being arrested and threatened, they responded to pressure with acceptance, reliance on the Holy Spirit, and perseverance. This sermon reminds us that…
What if the answer to your prayer wasn't what you expected—but something far greater? In this week's message from The Move of God series, Pastor Obed unpacks the powerful story in Acts 3:1–10, where a man who had been lame since birth encountered the life-changing power of Jesus through Peter and John. His miracle wasn't just about walking again—it was about rising above limitation, broken…
As we continue the series, "The Move of God", Pastor Joy Gotico shared a powerful message entitled "When God Moves People", from Acts 2:41-47, where the Holy Spirit moved people to believe in Jesus and become part of the early Church. The believers devoted themselves to God's Word, fellowship, prayer, worship, and caring for one another. As they lived in unity and shared God's love, the Lord…
We're starting a new series titled "The Move of God" and Pastor Joy takes us through Acts 1, where Jesus instructs His disciples to wait with patience, walk in confidence, and live in obedience. God’s move begins when we trust His timing, rely on His plans, and follow His leading through the power of the Holy Spirit.
In these unprecedented times—when we see wars, uncertainties, and personal challenges all around us—God reminds us that we are not here by accident. In this powerful message titled “For Such a Time as This,” Pastor Joy shared from Esther 4:10–14, encouraging us to see that God places His people in specific moments of history for a divine purpose. Just as Esther was called to rise with courage in a…
We begin our new series “Characters Around the Cross” with a powerful and sobering message from Pastor Joy titled “Judas Iscariot Who Betrayed Him,” based on John 13:18–30. Through the life of Judas, we are reminded that betrayal doesn’t happen overnight—it follows a dangerous path: greed, offense, and hypocrisy. This message challenges us to examine our own hearts and recognize how easily we,…
Pastor Jojo shared a meaningful and reverent message about The Lord’s Table, reminding us why we observe the Holy Communion and the importance of remembering the Lord’s Supper, based on 1 Corinthians 11:23–26. This message calls us to pause, reflect, and realign our hearts with the sacrifice of Jesus Christ—His body broken and His blood poured out for our salvation. Communion is not merely a…
