Wind and Fire - Week 3 - Mexico Trip Recap

Wind and Fire - Week 3

In today's sermon, we turn to Ephesians 4:1-6, where Paul writes from a Roman prison cell to a divided church in Ephesus—much like the tensions we feel today. He reminds us that the Holy Spirit has already created our oneness in Christ. Our job isn’t to create unity… but to preserve it through everyday choices. We explore what that looks like: choosing humble fellowship instead of division, locking arms around a shared mission, and making allowances for each other’s differences out of love. From political tribes and generational gaps to worship styles and personal preferences, Paul calls us to something better—living as one body, one Spirit, one family in Christ. If you’ve ever wondered how to navigate differences in the church without letting them tear us apart, this episode offers practical, grounded encouragement. Give it a listen.

Wind and Fire - Week 3 - Mexico Trip Recap

The Holy Spirit empowers everyday believers for evangelism and global missions. Drawing from a recent Mexico trip and The Book of Acts, this message explores how the Spirit convicts hearts, arranges divine encounters, supplies words in the moment, and continues working long after we leave. Inspiring and practical for sharing Jesus anywhere.

Wind and Fire: The Holy Spirit's Presence and Power - Week 2

Let's explore God's infinite greatness—holding oceans in His hand and numbering the stars—while discovering how we can approach Him with holy awe and bold access through Jesus. Trace the Holy Spirit’s work in the Old Testament and the life-changing promise of His indwelling presence today.

Wind and Fire : The Holy Spirit's Presence and Power - Week 1

On Pentecost Sunday, this message kicks off a series on the Holy Spirit—the mysterious, invisible Helper Jesus promised. Explore the Trinity, how the Spirit works like wind, empowers obedience, reveals Jesus, and assures believers they are never orphans. Straight from John 14.

The Other Six Days - Week 4

God built a perfect rhythm into creation: six days of work, one day of rest. Discover how this ancient pattern is hard-wired into your body, protects you from burnout, and points to deeper rest in Jesus. Your best work might begin with learning to stop.