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What happens when Jesus interrupts the story we thought we were writing? Through Paul's own story, we see that an encounter with Jesus doesn't just change what we believe; it changes who we are, what we see, and what we live for. Scripture Referenced: Acts 26:12-18

Sunday, August 2, 2026 // "The Purpose of Oneness" // Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on God's call for all believers to be one so that the world would know Him. 

Sunday, August 9, 2026 // "The Enemy of Oneness" // Enjoy this powerful message as Pastor Andre speaks on one of the greatest enemies of our oneness: the temptation to take offense. It's a subtle trap that has held us captive for far too long, quietly hiding beneath the surface and damaging everything it its path.

YOUTH TAKEOVER THIS SUNDAY! We're raising up the Next Gen of Kingdom Carriers, and this Sunday, our youth are taking over parts of the service! In this message, Pastor Andre is joined by Jordan and Christine. Each will share part of this impactful message, revealing keys to unlocking the destiny of the next generation.Come be part of raising up a generation of world changers! #Worship #ShofarEastLondon #andrekruger #jordanvandenbosch #christinewarrenEnter our doors and step into a vibrant community of everyday people. A place where authentic relationships are formed and nurtured. A place where hearts are anchored in the fullness of Christ and bodies are mobilised for others to receive it.This is home. This is family. This is Shofar East London.Connect with us on one of the following platforms.Website: www.shofaronline.org/eastlondonFacebook: www.facebook.com/shofareastlondonInstagram: www.instagram.com/shofareastlondon

Pastor Andre Cooper has a message for us "Changing Your Tomorrow, Today" on August 2, 2026. Thank you for listening to our Online Experience at Emerge Church! Here are some ways to connect with us! Website: emergechurch.com Online Connection Card: https://emergechurch.churchcenter.com Follow us on social media to stay in the loop with all things Emerge! Facebook: Emerge Church Tallahassee Instagram: @emerge_church Youtube: Emerge Church Tallahassee Emerge Church meets on Sundays at 10:00am at the Tallahassee Auto Museum! We would love for you and your family to visit us.

Sunday, July 19, 2026 // "Demons & Spiritism" // Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on a topic that is far overdue-and one that the church is in dire need of discussing: demons and spiritism.

Sunday, July 5, 2026 // "Deconstruction" // Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on the tension of deconstruction and the wrestling that we experiencing with our faith.

The good news of the Christian faith is that our access to God depends not on how put together we are, but on how gracious God is. This message continues our series, Joining God on Mission, through the book of Acts, exploring how this life-changing truth shaped the early church and continues to bring freedom, hope, and belonging today. Scripture Referenced: Acts 15:1-21

This sermon explores the biblical concept of sadness (itzavon) as God's beacon call for hearts to return to Him. Building on previous teachings about preparing and guarding the heart, Pastor Andre examines how sorrow serves as a divine indicator that things are not as they ought to be. The message traces God's redemptive plan from the Fall through Noah, Jacob, Job, Ruth, and ultimately to Christ—the fulfillment of Jacob's ladder vision. Central to the sermon is the distinction between two responses to comfort (naham): medicating ourselves to "get over it" versus allowing sorrow to work genuine repentance and transformation. The ultimate goal is heart surrender, enabling God's kingdom to be established in and through believers. The sermon warns against the danger of Capernaum—having abundant revelation without repentance—and calls believers to move beyond familiarity with God to genuine transformation.

This sermon explores the theological significance of sadness and sorrow as divine signals calling us back into right relationship with God. Pastor Andre examines the Hebrew concepts of sorrow (tzivon), comfort (nacham), and appreciation/acknowledgment (hoda'a) to demonstrate how God uses emotional pain not as punishment, but as a beacon calling us to restoration. The message traces humanity's relational journey with God from Creation through the Fall and the Flood, showing how God grieves over broken relationship rather than responding in mere anger. The sermon emphasizes that God desires bilateral relationship but is willing to maintain covenant even when humanity fails, ultimately pointing to our need for a Messiah to restore what we cannot fix ourselves.

Sunday, June 28, 2026 // "Women Pastors" // Enjoy this message as we continue in our "Let's Talk About It" series and Pastor Andre speaks on the topic of women pastors and women preaching. 

Sunday, June 21, 2026 // Father's Day Message // Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks about fear we experience in life and how God walks through it with us.

This sermon on Ecclesiastes 2 argues that pleasure itself isn't broken—our method of pursuing it is. Solomon's experiment of total self-indulgence proved that earthly pleasures, though genuinely enjoyable, are ultimately "vanity"—they never last and never fully satisfy. The root problem is that God has placed eternity in our hearts, so finite pleasures will always leave us empty. The solution isn't abstinence but a shift from indulging (taking) to enjoying (receiving)—recognizing pleasure as a gift from God rather than something to grasp. When we see God as the source of all good things, pleasure becomes a signpost toward Him rather than a substitute for Him, and the cycle of craving and emptiness is replaced by delight and worship.

Sunday, May 24, 2026 // "When Love Doesn't Fix The Pain" // Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on what to do in times of hardship where love isn't enough to fix the pain. 

Sunday, June 7, 2026 // "The Bible" // Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre starts us in a new series and speaks on an even bigger question our hearts must wrestle with about the Bible.

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Sunday, May 10, 2026 // "What Your Marriage Is Missing" // Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre spoke on the life of Priscilla and Aquila- a couple with a mission. 

Sunday, April 26, 2026 // "No more running." // Enjoy the final part of our series where Pastor Andre speaks on Jesus' plan to turn us into courageous followers.

Sunday, April 5, 2026Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on Easter Sunday about how perhaps for too long we've not been seeing the cross very clearly. 

John 13:33-35 teaches us 3 things about embrace: (1)The personal embrace of Christ, (2)The sacrificial embrace of Christ, and (3)The missional embrace of Christ. As we see how Jesus loved his own, we are given a model and a pattern for how we are to love our own. The call to love one another is the distinguishing mark of the new community of Christ and it is designed to testify to the world who Christ is. Messages like this can be hard to digest because hurt and pain oftentimes come with community. However, Jesus provides for us a wonderful model of love in the midst of pain and hurt and how that pain and hurt bring for transformation.

Sunday, March 29, 2026 // "Renovation of the Heart." // Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on how Jesus teaches us that just because we can look the part, does not mean it is in our heart. A life made new begins with a heart made new.

Sunday, March 15, 2026Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on how our heart to helps others follow Jesus greatly impacts our closeness with God.

Sunday, March 22, 2026 Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on a special moment in Mark where Jesus makes it clear that He is on the move - and that He wants to move in people's lives!

Favoritism is the preferential treatment of people based on what they can do for us, and it has the power to fracture not just families but the mission of God — as we see in Genesis 37 where Jacob's open favoritism of Joseph nearly unraveled the entire family of promise. Favoritism jeopardizes God's work because it devalues people by stripping them of their God-given worth, and dethrones God by replacing His rule of love with our own comfort-driven preferences. But the most surprising twist is that God's answer to man's favoritism is grace — bypassing the favored Joseph entirely and choosing Judah, the betrayer, to carry the lineage of Jesus. We are all Judah, and it is only when we experience that grace personally that we are freed from playing favorites with others.

Sunday, March 8, 2026Week 1: He wasn't looking for an audience.Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on the beginning of Mark and how it shows that Jesus was more interested in calling disciples to follow Him, not an audience to watch Him.

Sunday, March 1, 2026Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre finishes our Still Grace series with 2 Corinthians 12- that Jesus' grace is more than enough.

Sunday, February 22, 2026Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on grace and how Jesus shows no favorites and is generous with his love - We just cannot take it granted. 

What this passage is teaching us today is that when you find yourself in the valleys of life, keep digging because there you will find the wells of God's promises. When you are in situations that are not going according to plan, when there is tension and conflict in your life that you do not have the strength to resolve, and when it feels like there is no well of life to drink from in those moments, God is with you there and he can even be found there. 2 points for us today: The valleys of life & The wells of God's promises.

Sunday, February 15, 2026Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre launches our new series, Still Grace. In today's conversation, we explore the truth that while God's grace is extended to everyone, not everyone responds to it the same way. When we believe we've been forgiven little, we often love little.

Predigt vom 15.02.2026 Pastor Andre Pascher Bibeltext: Epheser 1, 3-14 Link zur Predigt: https://1aj5r4k.podcaster.de/predigt/media/20260215.mp3

Sunday, January 25, 2026Enjoy this message as Pastor Andre speaks on just how destructive our pride can be.

This week, we closed out 2025 by doing what the people of God have always done—coming before Him in prayer. Instead of a traditional sermon, we moved through four movements found throughout the Psalms: Praise, Lament, Trust, and Hope.Support the show

Luke 1:46-55 helps us see what moved Mary to sing—and how what she saw can move us to sing this Christmas as well. Mary's song was not naïve optimism; it was the overflow of encountering the character of God. In her moment of fear, uncertainty, and costly obedience, she discovered the reality of God breaking into her life as she experienced these 3 truths: God's presence, God's power, and God's mercy. And if we, like Mary, learn to see God breaking into our lives in these 3 ways our hearts, too, will be moved to sing with deep and lasting joy.

Pastor Andre Cooper preaches a new message "Knowing What Belongs To Us" on October 26, 2025. Thank you for listening to our Online Experience at Emerge Church! Here are some ways to connect with us! Website: emergechurch.com Online Connection Card: https://emergechurch.churchcenter.com Follow us on social media to stay in the loop with all things Emerge! Facebook: Emerge Church Tallahassee Instagram: @emerge_church Youtube: Emerge Church Tallahassee Emerge Church meets on Sundays at 10:00am at the Tallahassee Auto Museum! We would love for you and your family to visit us.

2 Timothy 2:1-2 teaches us that real thriving means making disciples because making disciples multiplies faith and matures faith. In the call to multiply faith, the enemy that combats against this is oftentimes selfish faith. Selfish faith is more concerned about me, myself, and I rather than God's kingdom, his mission, and his people. The way we surrender our selfish faith is by being given a vision of a thriving life that is more compelling than our selfish ways. Multiplying faith is a more compelling way to live because God's salvation extends beyond one person but carries on from generation to generation. But also, discipleship provides the means for mature faith. Paul explains discipleship always happens in the context of personal and proximate relationships. And it's through relationships that people come to love Christ above all. Discipleship is not an easy task but God has provided a source that his people can always return to for strength and it's his well of grace. This is what sustains us and strengthen us to make disciples who make disciples.

Isolation is the condition of hiding from God and others, breaking the fellowship we were created for. Gen. 3 teaches us that isolation is destructive because it makes us susceptible to the deceitfulness of sin. The lie that we fall victim to is that "God is not good". And we live out this lie as we avoid community and God, the two relationships we were created to enjoy and participate in. However, because God is so loving and gracious, He comes looking for us and finds us because we cannot find ourselves. In His finding us, we're reminded He truly is good and this is what draws us out of our hiding. Coming out of hiding is scary because before we can be found, we first need to be found out. But the result of being exposed in light of God is covering and healing. And it's through this healing that we can now go and find those who are hding.

Join us on the adventure of bringing Thy Kingdom down to this earth! Find out more with our guest Pastor Andre' Bernier! At New Promise Church you will see people of all ages, from a variety of backgrounds, and at different stages of their spiritual journey. We desire to draw closer to Jesus by understanding who He is and what He has done for us.

God has a LOT to say a LOT about “imaging.” In fact, He is FOR it…. At least the RIGHT kind.At New Promise Church you will see people of all ages, from a variety of backgrounds, and at different stages of their spiritual journey. We desire to draw closer to Jesus by understanding who He is and what He has done for us.

Pastor Wade Moran continues his message series "Made For More" on May 25, 2025. Thank you for listening to our Online Experience at Emerge Church! Here are some ways to connect with us! Website: emergechurch.com Online Connection Card: https://emergechurch.churchcenter.com Follow us on social media to stay in the loop with all things Emerge! Facebook: Emerge Church Tallahassee Instagram: @emerge_church Youtube: Emerge Church Tallahassee Emerge Church meets on Sundays at 10:00am at the Tallahassee Auto Museum! We would love for you and your family to visit us.

(Nahum 1:1-15) Nahum is writing to a downtrodden, disoriented, and despairing people. God's people have been victims of oppression for almost a century by the Assyrian empire. The question they were asking was, “Is God present? Is God strong? Will He save us?” Nahum's response is He is strong and He will save them and Nahum reinforces this truth by pointing them to God's power, God's jealousy, and God's salvation. Nahum teaches that not only is God strong, but He's also good. And because He is these things, we can be confident that no matter what we face, God will be faithful to save us.

Paslm 34:1-8These verses are a heartfelt declaration of praise and trust in God. David commits to continually praising the Lord, encouraging others to join him in glorifying God. He recounts how God delivered him from fear and trouble when he sought Him. Those who look to God are radiant and never ashamed. The psalm highlights God's attentiveness to the humble and those in need , His protection through His angel, and the goodness found in trusting Him.

Nehemiah 12 highlights the importance of our worship gathering. Our Sunday services are not meaningful because we gather but what makes it meaningful is the reason that we are gathered for. The people of God have gathered to celebrate the goodness and faithfulness of God, similarly that's why we 21st century people of God gather together too. The difference is that we have a greater reason than our ancient predecessors. We are not motivated by a finished wall, but by the finished work of Christ.

Special guest speaker Pastor Andre Olivier from Rivers Church in South Africa delivers a powerful message of "Succeeding Despite the Odds." From the story of Noah's unwavering commitment to building the ark over 120 years to David's victory over Goliath, Pastor Andre reminds us that whether you're facing difficulties in your marriage, career, or personal life, with God, you can succeed despite the odds.

Ánimo, Hermano – Pastor Andrés Gómez by Iglesia Bautista Bíblica de Long Beach

Every Christian family must be part of a church, and healthy families are part of what make healthy churches. But the church member who has been part of a body for 30 or 40 years is increasingly rare in our day. What is it to be a good church member? What contributes to the longevity of both churches and members? How should we view the church and those within its walls? Kevin Swanson, Scott Brown, and Pastor Andre discuss these and other questions on this edition of the program. This program includes: 1. The World View in 5 Minutes with Adam McManus (Matt Gaetz withdraws, Biden secretly awards Planned Parenthood leader, Anti-Christian hate crimes in Turkey have doubled) 2. Generations with Kevin Swanson

Every Christian family must be part of a church, and healthy families are part of what make healthy churches. But the church member who has been part of a body for 30 or 40 years is increasingly rare in our day. What is it to be a good church member? What contributes to the longevity of both churches and members? How should we view the church and those within its walls? Kevin Swanson, Scott Brown, and Pastor Andre discuss these and other questions on this edition of the program.This program includes:1. The World View in 5 Minutes with Adam McManus (Matt Gaetz withdraws, Biden secretly awards Planned Parenthood leader, Anti-Christian hate crimes in Turkey have doubled)2. Generations with Kevin Swanson

(John 8:2-11) The passage we have in front of us is so precious and we should do everything to focus our minds and our hearts to the word of God because it's pregnant with reason after reason why Jesus is the most perfect judge we are groaning for. And this is because as we will see—only in Him does justice and grace meet in sweet harmony. Jesus never makes mistakes, always makes the right decisions, always judges correctly, and always feels the right emotions at the right time. And because this is true, we should come to Him as our judge who not only defends us from condemnation but also fights for our vindication.

Paul is answering the question—Does grace encourage sin? He asks this because he can already foresee the temptation of grace being abused because of the Roman Christian's failure to understand that grace empowers the upholding of the law, not the dismantling of it. Paul's answer to this question is “no” and he uses the analogy of slave and master to communicate his reasoning. Grace does not encourage sin because God does not encourage sin. Grace does not make space for sin because God does not make space for sin. Under our old master sin was permitted and in fact encouraged but in light of our new master (God) righteousness and eternal life is the fruit of His lordship. This teaching will explore why God is a better master over our lives and how to live in light of His lordship.

In this message, Pastor Dré focuses on faith and justice. In Chapter 5 of the Book of James, we see that James offers a prophetic lament that gives a warning to the rich oppressors and hope for the marginalized.