Latest Sermons

Pastor Alex Breja shares with us a bird's eye view of the scriptures. This overview reveals three major divisions of history, the number of chapters devoted to each segment reveals their importance, and we see how the Biblical narrative spends few chapters introducing the problem with the majority of chapters revealing how God has taken care of the problem.

Daniel Charles walks us through the message to the Laodicean church in Revelation chapter 3 and how it applies to us today. He presents how Jesus wants us to exchange our supposed righteousness for His pure righteousness and how we make ourselves useless when we rely on our own righteousness.

Daniela Sacerdote urges us to keep our relationship with God current rather than rely on past spiritual highs. Don't be a one hit wonder when it comes to your faith.

Melissa Oliveri takes us through Psalm 73 to answer the question: is it OK to doubt? This Psalm of Asaph covers a range of emotions and reveals to us how he dealt with a time when he doubted God.

Melissa recommends the song Fires by Jordan St. Cyr to go along with this message.

Elder Peter Niwinski has us take another look at the lives of Israel's first two kings, Saul and David, comparing their responses to the Holy Spirit and to correction from a prophet of God.

Pastor Alex Breja helps clear up some confusion about what is passing away in 2 Corinthians 3:7-11. Along the way we learn about different aspects of the Old Testament legal system and, more importantly, how to gain theological clarity when we study the Bible for ourselves.