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Jesus does not want His people living fearful, confused, or easily shaken by what is happening in the world. As history moves closer to His return, the world will grow darker as difficulty and persecution increase for those who have faith in Christ. Even then, God is still in control, still working, and still drawing people to Himself. Our part is to stay grounded in Christ, grow in discipleship, and keep living on mission as we help people know Jesus.Vien LauretaSunday, April 19 Live at 6:00 PM

Jesus does not want His people living fearful, confused, or easily shaken by what is happening in the world. As history moves closer to His return, the world will grow darker as difficulty and persecution increase for those who have faith in Christ. Even then, God is still in control, still working, and still drawing people to Himself. Our part is to stay grounded in Christ, grow in discipleship, and keep living on mission as we help people know Jesus.Billy LileSunday, April 19 Live at 11:15 AM

Jesus does not want His people living fearful, confused, or easily shaken by what is happening in the world. As history moves closer to His return, the world will grow darker as difficulty and persecution increase for those who have faith in Christ. Even then, God is still in control, still working, and still drawing people to Himself. Our part is to stay grounded in Christ, grow in discipleship, and keep living on mission as we help people know Jesus.Kalae GeorgeSunday, April 19 Live at 7:30 AM

Jesus does not want His people living fearful, confused, or easily shaken by what is happening in the world. As history moves closer to His return, the world will grow darker as difficulty and persecution increase for those who have faith in Christ. Even then, God is still in control, still working, and still drawing people to Himself. Our part is to stay grounded in Christ, grow in discipleship, and keep living on mission as we help people know Jesus.Alfredo Canencia JrFriday, April 19 Live at 7:00 PM

The powerful truth that Jesus is coming back should change how we live right now. It's not just something we believe for the future–it should affect our priorities and perspective. Because of that, we choose to be spiritually ready, being faithful in loving and following God.Russell TolentinoSunday, April 12 Live at 6:00 PM

The powerful truth that Jesus is coming back should change how we live right now. It's not just something we believe for the future–it should affect our priorities and perspective. Because of that, we choose to be spiritually ready, being faithful in loving and following God.Billy LileSunday, April 12 Live at 11:15 AM

The powerful truth that Jesus is coming back should change how we live right now. It's not just something we believe for the future–it should affect our priorities and perspective. Because of that, we choose to be spiritually ready, being faithful in loving and following God.Kalae GeorgeFriday, April 10 Live at 7:00 PM

Easter is the celebration of Christ's sacrificial death on the cross in our place and for our sin, and His resurrection from the dead, where He broke the power of sin and death over all who believe in Him. Just as Jesus was raised from the dead, so shall all who put their ultimate trust in Him as Lord and Savior. The events surrounding Christ's sacrifice paint a vivid picture of what Jesus did for us and what His sacrifice accomplished.Russell TolentinoSunday, April 5 Live at 6:00 PM

Easter is the celebration of Christ's sacrificial death on the cross in our place and for our sin, and His resurrection from the dead, where He broke the power of sin and death over all who believe in Him. Just as Jesus was raised from the dead, so shall all who put their ultimate trust in Him as Lord and Savior. The events surrounding Christ's sacrifice paint a vivid picture of what Jesus did for us and what His sacrifice accomplished.Billy LileSunday, April 5 Live at 10:30 AM

Easter is the celebration of Christ's sacrificial death on the cross in our place and for our sin, and His resurrection from the dead, where He broke the power of sin and death over all who believe in Him. Just as Jesus was raised from the dead, so shall all who put their ultimate trust in Him as Lord and Savior. The events surrounding Christ's sacrifice paint a vivid picture of what Jesus did for us and what His sacrifice accomplished.Jerrick RiveralSunday, April 5 Live at 6:30 AM

Easter is the celebration of Christ's sacrificial death on the cross in our place and for our sin, and His resurrection from the dead, where He broke the power of sin and death over all who believe in Him. Just as Jesus was raised from the dead, so shall all who put their ultimate trust in Him as Lord and Savior. The events surrounding Christ's sacrifice paint a vivid picture of what Jesus did for us and what His sacrifice accomplished.Kalae GeorgeFriday, April 3 Live at 7:30 PM

Mission and ministry are central to the life of every believer. In John 4, Jesus helps His disciples see into the heart of God. While the disciples are focused on food and physical needs, Jesus directs their attention to the harvest before them. He teaches them that mission is a way of life that leads to joy when we are aligned with the Father's heart. God is already at work in the everyday moments around us, opening doors to love, serve, and share hope. Our role is to recognize where He is moving and join Him in His mission.Vien LauretaSunday, March 29 Live at 6:00 PM

Mission and ministry are central to the life of every believer. In John 4, Jesus helps His disciples see into the heart of God. While the disciples are focused on food and physical needs, Jesus directs their attention to the harvest before them. He teaches them that mission is a way of life that leads to joy when we are aligned with the Father's heart. God is already at work in the everyday moments around us, opening doors to love, serve, and share hope. Our role is to recognize where He is moving and join Him in His mission.Steve Murrell Sunday, March 29 Live at 11:15 AM

Mission and ministry are central to the life of every believer. In John 4, Jesus helps His disciples see into the heart of God. While the disciples are focused on food and physical needs, Jesus directs their attention to the harvest before them. He teaches them that mission is a way of life that leads to joy when we are aligned with the Father's heart. God is already at work in the everyday moments around us, opening doors to love, serve, and share hope. Our role is to recognize where He is moving and join Him in His mission.Kalae GeorgeFriday, March 29 Live at 7:00 PM

After Jesus' resurrection, He sent the disciples to change the world with the Gospel of God's love and salvation. Jesus sends us in the same way that the Father sent Him.Vien LauretaSunday, March 22 Live at 6:00 PM

After Jesus' resurrection, He sent the disciples to change the world with the Gospel of God's love and salvation. Jesus sends us in the same way that the Father sent Him.Billy LileSunday, March 22 Live at 11:15 AM

After Jesus' resurrection, He sent the disciples to change the world with the Gospel of God's love and salvation. Jesus sends us in the same way that the Father sent Him.Kalae George Friday, March 20 Live at 7:00 PM

To understand God's love for humanity, we must look at the cross of Christ. Jesus' crucifixion is the turning point of human history, where God revealed His heart to save humanity. We are saved not by might, but by sacrificial love.

To understand God's love for humanity, we must look at the cross of Christ. Jesus' crucifixion is the turning point of human history, where God revealed His heart to save humanity. We are saved not by might, but by sacrificial love.

As a loving father, God wants nothing more than to be reconciled to His lost sons and daughters, separated from Him by sin. The mission of the Church then is to be “ministers of reconciliation" by appealing to God's lost children to come home. Everything we do as a church and as Christians should be a reflection and outflow of God's love for His lost children.Russell TolentinoSunday, March 8 Live at 6:00 PM

As a loving father, God wants nothing more than to be reconciled to His lost sons and daughters, separated from Him by sin. The mission of the Church then is to be “ministers of reconciliation" by appealing to God's lost children to come home. Everything we do as a church and as Christians should be a reflection and outflow of God's love for His lost children.Tim JohnsonSunday, March 8 Live at 11:15 AM

As a loving father, God wants nothing more than to be reconciled to His lost sons and daughters, separated from Him by sin. The mission of the Church then is to be “ministers of reconciliation" by appealing to God's lost children to come home. Everything we do as a church and as Christians should be a reflection and outflow of God's love for His lost children.Billy LileFriday, March 6 Live at 7:00 PMGuest spot: Darius and Chelsy Tellez

God designed families to reflect His heart and accomplish His purpose on the earth. No matter our background, He desires to redeem our families and use them for spiritual formation, sacrificial love, and generational impact.Tim JohnsonSunday, March 1 Live at 6:00 pm

God designed families to reflect His heart and accomplish His purpose on the earth. No matter our background, He desires to redeem our families and use them for spiritual formation, sacrificial love, and generational impact.Billy LileSunday, March 1 Live at 11:15 AM

God designed families to reflect His heart and accomplish His purpose on the earth. No matter our background, He desires to redeem our families and use them for spiritual formation, sacrificial love, and generational impact.Tim JohnsonFriday, February 27 Live at 7:00 PM

Christians should understand the importance of growing in their relationship with God. What we often neglect is the essential role that godly friendships play in helping us to grow in our relationship with God.Russell TolentinoSunday, February 22 Live at 6:00 PM

Christians should understand the importance of growing in their relationship with God. What we often neglect is the essential role that godly friendships play in helping us to grow in our relationship with God.Norman NakanishiSunday, February 22 Live at 11:15 AM

Christians should understand the importance of growing in their relationship with God. What we often neglect is the essential role that godly friendships play in helping us to grow in our relationship with God.Jerrick RiveralFriday, February 20 Live at 7:00 PM

Relationships were never meant to be random or purely romantic. God designed relationships for shared life and shared mission. While “dating” as we know it is not directly described in the Bible, Scripture gives clear wisdom for relationships and decision-making. The most important decision we'll ever make is to follow God. The second most important is who we'll follow God with in marriage. With that in mind, dating is not meant to be casual–the goal should be preparation for a covenant.Vien LauretaSunday, February 15 Live at 6:00 PM

Relationships were never meant to be random or purely romantic. God designed relationships for shared life and shared mission. While “dating” as we know it is not directly described in the Bible, Scripture gives clear wisdom for relationships and decision-making. The most important decision we'll ever make is to follow God. The second most important is who we'll follow God with in marriage. With that in mind, dating is not meant to be casual–the goal should be preparation for a covenant.Billy LileSunday, February 15 Live at 11:15 AM

Relationships were never meant to be random or purely romantic. God designed relationships for shared life and shared mission. While “dating” as we know it is not directly described in the Bible, Scripture gives clear wisdom for relationships and decision-making. The most important decision we'll ever make is to follow God. The second most important is who we'll follow God with in marriage. With that in mind, dating is not meant to be casual–the goal should be preparation for a covenant.Kalae GeorgeFriday, February 13 Live at 7:00 PM

All of us are shaped by marriage, for better or worse, through our families of origin, our personal relationships, or the society in which we live. Based on our experiences, we either hold a high view of marriage as a sacred covenant between God and us, or a low view, where marriage is merely a meaningless formality. Regardless of our experiences, we need to align with God's perspective on marriage to heal from our past and move forward to experience the blessings God intended.Edwin IzumigawaSunday, February 8 Live at 6:00PM

All of us are shaped by marriage, for better or worse, through our families of origin, our personal relationships, or the society in which we live. Based on our experiences, we either hold a high view of marriage as a sacred covenant between God and us, or a low view, where marriage is merely a meaningless formality. Regardless of our experiences, we need to align with God's perspective on marriage to heal from our past and move forward to experience the blessings God intended.Billy LileSunday, February 8 Live at 9:15 AM

All of us are shaped by marriage, for better or worse, through our families of origin, our personal relationships, or the society in which we live. Based on our experiences, we either hold a high view of marriage as a sacred covenant between God and us, or a low view, where marriage is merely a meaningless formality. Regardless of our experiences, we need to align with God's perspective on marriage to heal from our past and move forward to experience the blessings God intended.Kalae GeorgeFriday, February 6 Live at 7:00 PM

We were created for healthy relationships with God and one another. In the beginning, humanity lived “naked and unashamed,” fully known and fully loved. One consequence of the fall, however, was that our relationships became fractured. Instead of living openly before God and others, we began “covering and hiding” behind “fig leaves.”Russell TolentinoSunday, February 1, 2026 Live at 6:00 PM

We were created for healthy relationships with God and one another. In the beginning, humanity lived “naked and unashamed,” fully known and fully loved. One consequence of the fall, however, was that our relationships became fractured. Instead of living openly before God and others, we began “covering and hiding” behind “fig leaves.”Billy LileSunday, February 1, 2026 Live at 11:15 AM

We were created for healthy relationships with God and one another. In the beginning, humanity lived “naked and unashamed,” fully known and fully loved. One consequence of the fall, however, was that our relationships became fractured. Instead of living openly before God and others, we began “covering and hiding” behind “fig leaves.”Kalae GeorgeFriday, January 30, 2026 Live at 7:00 PM

We live in the “already but not yet” of God's Kingdom. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus has defeated the serpent and secured redemption. Yet the world still waits for the day He returns to fully restore all things. God promises to renew creation, bring heaven to earth, dwell with His people, and remove everything that causes pain, loss, and death. This future hope is not meant to make us passive, but purposeful. It shapes how we live now: faithful to Jesus, hopeful in suffering, and committed to God's mission in the world.Russell TolentinoSunday, January 25, 2026 Live at 6:00PM

We live in the “already but not yet” of God's Kingdom. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus has defeated the serpent and secured redemption. Yet the world still waits for the day He returns to fully restore all things. God promises to renew creation, bring heaven to earth, dwell with His people, and remove everything that causes pain, loss, and death. This future hope is not meant to make us passive, but purposeful. It shapes how we live now: faithful to Jesus, hopeful in suffering, and committed to God's mission in the world.Billy LileSunday, January 25, 2026 Live at 11:15 AM

We live in the “already but not yet” of God's Kingdom. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus has defeated the serpent and secured redemption. Yet the world still waits for the day He returns to fully restore all things. God promises to renew creation, bring heaven to earth, dwell with His people, and remove everything that causes pain, loss, and death. This future hope is not meant to make us passive, but purposeful. It shapes how we live now: faithful to Jesus, hopeful in suffering, and committed to God's mission in the world.Kalae GeorgeFriday, January 23, 2026 Live at 7:00 PM

God's story took a turn from “very good” to very bad after the fall. When Adam and Eve listened to the Serpent over God, they effectively gave their authority over God's creation to Satan. Yet, even after man's failure, God's goodness was demonstrated immediately after the fall, when He promised redemption. Vien LauretaSunday, January 18, 2026 Live at 6:00 PM

God's story took a turn from “very good” to very bad after the fall. When Adam and Eve listened to the Serpent over God, they effectively gave their authority over God's creation to Satan. Yet, even after man's failure, God's goodness was demonstrated immediately after the fall, when He promised redemption. Jarrett SuniulaSunday, January 18, 2026 Live at 9:15 AM

God's story took a turn from “very good” to very bad after the fall. When Adam and Eve listened to the Serpent over God, they effectively gave their authority over God's creation to Satan. Yet, even after man's failure, God's goodness was demonstrated immediately after the fall, when He promised redemption. Kalae GeorgeFriday, January 16, 2026 Live at 7:00 PM

The story of God begins with creation. God blessed and provided mankind with everything needed for them to thrive in perfect relationship with Him and one another. He called man to be stewards of God's creation, filling it with goodness. Sadly, everything went from “very good” to very bad rather quickly. Rather than ruling over the earth, they became ruled over by sin when they gave in to Satan's temptation. They rebelled against God, severing healthy relationships with one another and with Him. As a result, the curse of sin, death, and evil entered the world. This is known as “The Fall”.Russell TolentinoSunday, January 11, 2026 Live at 6:00 PM

The story of God begins with creation. God blessed and provided mankind with everything needed for them to thrive in perfect relationship with Him and one another. He called man to be stewards of God's creation, filling it with goodness. Sadly, everything went from “very good” to very bad rather quickly. Rather than ruling over the earth, they became ruled over by sin when they gave in to Satan's temptation. They rebelled against God, severing healthy relationships with one another and with Him. As a result, the curse of sin, death, and evil entered the world. This is known as “The Fall”.Billy LileSunday, January 11, 2026 Live at 9:15 AM

The story of God begins with creation. God blessed and provided mankind with everything needed for them to thrive in perfect relationship with Him and one another. He called man to be stewards of God's creation, filling it with goodness. Sadly, everything went from “very good” to very bad rather quickly. Rather than ruling over the earth, they became ruled over by sin when they gave in to Satan's temptation. They rebelled against God, severing healthy relationships with one another and with Him. As a result, the curse of sin, death, and evil entered the world. This is known as “The Fall”.Kalae GeorgeFriday, January 9, 2026 Live at 7:00 PM

The Bible is a Spirit-inspired collection of writings that tells one unified story: who God is, who we are, what went wrong, and how God saves. When we understand God's story, we start to make sense of our own. That story begins in Genesis, where God reveals His heart and purpose for humanity. In Genesis 1, we see that God is good, and He created a “very good” world for people to thrive in relationship with Him and one another. From the start, He gives humanity identity (made in His image) and purpose (to fill the earth with His goodness). We were never meant to be passive recipients of blessing, but partners in God's good design.Russell TolentinoSunday, January 4, 2026 Live at 6:00PM

The Bible is a Spirit-inspired collection of writings that tells one unified story: who God is, who we are, what went wrong, and how God saves. When we understand God's story, we start to make sense of our own. That story begins in Genesis, where God reveals His heart and purpose for humanity. In Genesis 1, we see that God is good, and He created a “very good” world for people to thrive in relationship with Him and one another. From the start, He gives humanity identity (made in His image) and purpose (to fill the earth with His goodness). We were never meant to be passive recipients of blessing, but partners in God's good design.Billy LileSunday, January 4, 2026 Live at 9:15 AM

The Bible is a Spirit-inspired collection of writings that tells one unified story: who God is, who we are, what went wrong, and how God saves. When we understand God's story, we start to make sense of our own. That story begins in Genesis, where God reveals His heart and purpose for humanity. In Genesis 1, we see that God is good, and He created a “very good” world for people to thrive in relationship with Him and one another. From the start, He gives humanity identity (made in His image) and purpose (to fill the earth with His goodness). We were never meant to be passive recipients of blessing, but partners in God's good design.Kalae GeorgeFriday, January 2, 2026 Live at 7:00 PM

As we reach the end of the year, Scripture consistently calls God's people to pause, remember, and give thanks for all He has done. Reflection can stir up fresh faith and clarify the lessons God wants to teach us. When we intentionally look back and recognize God's faithfulness, such as His provision, protection, correction, and even through challenges, we cultivate a deeper trust that He will continue to lead us forward.Vien LauretaSunday, December 28, 2025 Live at 6:00PM

As we reach the end of the year, Scripture consistently calls God's people to pause, remember, and give thanks for all He has done. Reflection can stir up fresh faith and clarify the lessons God wants to teach us. When we intentionally look back and recognize God's faithfulness, such as His provision, protection, correction, and even through challenges, we cultivate a deeper trust that He will continue to lead us forward.Billy LileSunday, December 28, 2025 Live at 11:15 AM