The Women Behind the Exodus

"The Cost of Hurry" with Pastor Erwin Nanasi - July 18, 2026

"Pitching Tents" with Pastor John Gonzalez - July 11, 2026

"The Privilege of Strangers" with Pastor Chad Stuart - July 4, 2026

Finding meaning in the waiting

In this sermon, André Arrais calls listeners to see that the Christian life is not sustained by religious effort, but by a deep dependence on God’s grace and presence. He shows how the heart so often drifts toward self-reliance, and he challenges believers to return to humility, trust, and obedience as the true path of spiritual life. With warmth and clarity, he reminds us that God meets those who come honestly before Him, and that real renewal begins when we stop pretending we are strong enough on our own. This message matters because it points weary believers back to the One who can restore, strengthen, and lead them with steadfast love.

Seeing God's hand in your personal story

In this message, Elijah Stanley leads listeners into a powerful reminder that the Holy Spirit cannot be contained, controlled, or predicted — God moves however He chooses, whether gently or with fire. Elijah’s prayerful challenge is to trust that the same God who has stirred our own hearts to obedience and rescued us from brokenness is still able to reach our children, families, and loved ones. He calls the church not to take worship lightly, but to recognize that every song, prayer, and act of service is a chance for God to speak and transform lives. It matters because this sermon invites listeners to surrender their need for control and believe that the Lord is still at work, leading people into greater faith and obedience.

The evidence of our faith

This message challenges the church to move beyond collecting information about Jesus and into living a faith that leaves a visible mark. Through Mary’s costly act of anointing Jesus and Jesus’ washing of the disciples’ feet, we see that true belief becomes beautiful when it turns into humble, sacrificial service. The sermon reminds us that the world does not just need more opinions about faith, but evidence of faith in action. When we pour ourselves out for others, we create a fragrance of grace that changes the atmosphere around us and points people to Jesus.