Pentecost Sunday 2026

Sacrifice

What does true sacrifice look like? In this message by Pastor Andrew, we explore the biblical call to sacrificial love through personal stories, Scripture, and the powerful short film Forever Green. Looking at Jesus' words in John 15, we discover that love is more than a feeling or good intention—it is a willingness to lay down our lives for others. As followers of Christ, we are invited to move beyond comfort and self-interest into a life marked by service, generosity, and selfless love. Join us as we reflect on the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus and consider how His example can transform the way we live, love, and serve those around us.

Into The City

What does it mean to bring the hope of Jesus into your city? In this message from Acts 17, we follow Paul's journey into Athens and discover how God calls ordinary believers to engage the culture around them with wisdom, compassion, and boldness. As people search for meaning, identity, and truth in a world full of competing voices, we are reminded that Christ is still the answer. Be encouraged to see your community with fresh eyes, trust the Holy Spirit's leading, and embrace the opportunities God has placed right in front of you to make an eternal difference.

Discover The X Factor

In this message, Pastor Ralph helps us explore the miracle of Jesus feeding the five thousand and discover that Jesus is the X Factor. What seemed like an impossible situation—a few loaves and fish for a massive crowd—became a miracle when it was placed in Jesus' hands. Through this familiar story, we're reminded that God isn't looking for our adequacy but our willingness. When we surrender what we have to Him, He can multiply it to meet needs far beyond what we could imagine. What has God already placed in your hands, and what might He do if you offer it to Him?

Pentecost Sunday 2026

Today we celebrate the birth of the Church and the power of the Holy Spirit at work in believers today. This message explores the connection between the Tower of Babel and Pentecost, showing how humanity was once divided by language and pride, but through the Holy Spirit we are united in Christ with purpose and power. Walking through Genesis 11, Luke 24, and Acts 1–2, we see the promise Jesus gave His followers fulfilled as the Spirit empowered ordinary people to boldly proclaim the Gospel. From Peter’s transformation to the revival at Azusa Street, this sermon reminds us that the Holy Spirit still changes lives, breaks barriers, and calls the Church to live fully devoted to God. The invitation remains the same today: be filled with the Spirit and become a witness to the world around you.

Encounter Communion

In this communion message Pastor Andrew calls us to examine the reality of misplaced worship and divided loyalties in our lives. Through Scripture from Exodus 32, Romans 1, Psalm 51, and 1 Corinthians 11, we are reminded that only Jesus Christ is worthy of our worship, surrender, and devotion. As we approach the communion table together, this message invites us into repentance, renewal, and a fresh alignment of our hearts with God. The cross and the sacrifice of Jesus remain the only source of true life, freedom, and salvation. May this be a moment to lay down every idol, return to the Father with humility, and experience the restoring power of His presence once again.