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The Law Written on Our Hearts – Not the Ten Commandments

Many Christians believe that under the New Covenant, God simply took the Ten Commandments and wrote them on our hearts. But Scripture reveals something far greater! In this message, “The Law Written on Our Hearts – Not the Ten Commandments,” we discover that God didn’t rewrite the old rules — He rewrote us. The old covenant written on stone has faded, and the Spirit of Christ now lives within, fulfilling righteousness in us from the inside out. This teaching will open your eyes to the freedom and life found only in the New Covenant of grace.

God’s Wonderful Grace – Part 4

A powerful journey into the depths of God’s grace—not as a doctrine to admire but as the very heartbeat of the Gospel. This series exposes the difference between law and grace as two opposing ways of relating to God, warning against the dangers of mixing them, and revealing the freedom, identity, and victory found only in pure grace. Part 4: Grace is not Empowerment to Keep God’s Law.

God’s Wonderful Grace – Part 3

A powerful journey into the depths of God’s grace—not as a doctrine to admire but as the very heartbeat of the Gospel. This series exposes the difference between law and grace as two opposing ways of relating to God, warning against the dangers of mixing them, and revealing the freedom, identity, and victory found only in pure grace. Part 3: Answering Objections to the Gospel of Grace.

God’s Wonderful Grace – Part 2

A powerful journey into the depths of God’s grace—not as a doctrine to admire but as the very heartbeat of the Gospel. This series exposes the difference between law and grace as two opposing ways of relating to God, warning against the dangers of mixing them, and revealing the freedom, identity, and victory found only in pure grace. Part 2: Embracing Grace.

God’s Wonderful Grace – Part 1

A powerful journey into the depths of God’s grace—not as a doctrine to admire but as the very heartbeat of the Gospel. This series exposes the difference between law and grace as two opposing ways of relating to God, warning against the dangers of mixing them, and revealing the freedom, identity, and victory found only in pure grace. Part 1: Proof that Grace is the Gospel.

Trusting God in Times of Need

Are you facing a season of lack, struggle, or uncertainty? In this encouraging message, Trusting God in Times of Need, we look at the widow of Zarephath (1 Kings 17:7–16) and discover five powerful principles of faith. Learn how trusting God, even with the little you have, opens the door to supernatural provision and sustains you in famine seasons. This message will inspire you to believe that when need is great, God’s supply is greater!

Precious in God’s Sight

When one of God’s people passes away, it’s not a loss—it’s a homecoming. In this message, we look at Stephen, the first Christian martyr. He wasn’t famous or an apostle, but his bold faith made a lasting impact that still inspires us today. Stephen’s voice wasn’t silenced by death, and neither is the voice of God’s people now. The question is: will we have the same courage to stand boldly for what we believe?

God’s Lovingkindness

Discover the power of God’s lovingkindness — His unfailing love that is not based on your merit but on His goodness. In Psalm 36:7–8, David treasured this covenant love as his place of safety, provision, and satisfaction. Today, through Jesus, we experience that same lovingkindness as a living reality.

Not Punishment, But Purpose – Part 2

Hardship is not God’s punishment—it’s never about paying for past sins. Jesus bore all punishment at the cross. Instead, God lovingly uses life’s challenges to shape, train, and prepare us for a stronger, better future. Discover the true meaning of God’s discipline in Hebrews 12:5–8.
Part 2: Loving Discipline, God’s Training for the Future.

Not Punishment, But Purpose – Part 1

Many believers struggle with guilt and fear, wondering if the hardships they face are God’s punishment for sin. The truth of the gospel is this: all punishment for sin fell on Jesus at the cross, once for all. Hardship is never God punishing His children. Instead, trials may come through natural consequences, a broken world, or the enemy’s attacks—but never as divine punishment. In Christ, God relates to us as loving sons and daughters, not condemned sinners. He does, however, lovingly use life’s challenges to teach, train, and shape us for greater strength and fruitfulness. In this two-part series, discover the difference between punishment and discipline, and walk in the confidence of God’s unfailing love.
Part 1: When Bad Things Happen: Not God’s Punishment.