Who is This Jesus? | This is Good News | Pastor Luis Burgos

Believe it or Not | This is Good News | Pastor Luis Burgos

In this powerful message, we continue our series “This Is Good News,” focusing on the Gospel of Jesus Christ and its impact on both unbelievers and believers. For 6 weeks, we’ve been unpacking the truth of the Gospel—and today we are reminded that everyone is called to respond to it.The Gospel is not only the hope for salvation for those who don’t know God, but also a daily reminder for those who already believe: we are saved by faith, not by works.Romans 10:5–10 (ESV) declares that salvation is near—found in our hearts and on our lips. If we confess Jesus as Lord and believe that God raised Him from the dead, we will be saved.This message breaks down three powerful truths:1) Believe it or Not, only Jesus Justifies.2) Believe it or not, the Gospel is about believing not achieving.3) It’s Not Enough to Believe He Lived, You Must Believe He is Lordand He Rose.This message challenges us to consider the simplicity and power of the Gospel. Salvation is not achieved—it is believed and received.“If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.” — Romans 10:9This is the dividing line. This is the Gospel. This is Good News.Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more messages from this series.

Who is This Jesus? | This is Good News | Pastor Luis Burgos

In this message, Pastor Luis Burgos walks us through Matthew 21:1–11, revealing who Jesus truly is as He enters Jerusalem. Jesus wasn’t just passing through He was the promise right in front of them. This moment exposes more than a crowd’s celebration it reveals the condition of the heart and challenges our expectations of who we think Jesus should be.Key Scripture: Matthew 21:1–11 (ESV)Sermon Points:1. Jesus was a promise in their presence2. Jesus is a revealer of the heart3. Jesus is King who confronts what we think we needThe same question asked then still matters today Who is this Jesus?This message will encourage you, challenge you, and remind you that this is truly Good News.

Full Hands, Empty Heart | Pastor Luis Burgos

We’ve been in our series “This Is Good News” for the past three weeks, and this message marks Part 4. In this series, we are declaring the life-changing truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. For those far from God, this is a call to a real encounter and salvation. For believers, it’s a reminder of the power of the Gospel and our calling to continually share it.Last week, Evangelist Josh brought a powerful message from Luke 4, where we heard the Gospel clearly. We encourage you to remain prayerful for those you’re believing God to reach and intentional about inviting them into the house of the Lord.Key Scripture Luke 19:1-10 (ESV)Sermon Points1. The way of the world fills your hands, but leaves your heart empty.2. God is drawn to humility.3. Our seeking is a response to His seeking.In this message, we look at the story of Zacchaeus—a man who had everything the world could offer, yet still found himself searching. His encounter with Jesus reveals a powerful truth: you can have full hands and still have an empty heart.This message is both an invitation and a reminder—Jesus came to seek and to save the lost. And sometimes, what we think is us searching for Him is actually Him pursuing us first.If this message blessed you, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe—and invite someone to experience the Good News with you.

Jesus Christ: God’s Solution for Mankind | Evangelist Joshua Samuel

We’re in week 3 of our “This Is Good News” series, reflecting on John 8: when the woman caught in adultery is brought before Jesus, He responds by writing on the ground, revealing His heart of mercy over humiliation, turning the focus from her sin to the hearts of her accusers, and showing that God offers forgiveness, not condemnation. Then He says, “He who is without sin among you, let him throw a stone first,” and as they walk away, He tells her, “Neither do I condemn you; go and sin no more.” This is the Gospel, Jesus doesn’t shame, He restores.Sermon Points1. Holy Spirt’s anointing didn't come for wealth or success, it came to preach the gospel to a world in distress.2. Jesus is drawn to the poor in spirit, the brokenhearted, the captive, and the blind. He comes to rescue your life and make you new inside.3. Jesus is coming back as Judge, but today is still the day of grace.Let mercy meet you now, before judgement seal your case.Our generosity, His Gospel. To support our growth and impact, click here: https://www.citywidechurch.us/givingIf you’ve just made a decision to follow Jesus, please respond HERE: https://citywide.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/9/responses/newStay Connected with Us!Website - https://www.citywidechurch.usInstagram - https://instagram.com/citywidechurchFacebook - https://m.facebook.com/CityWideChurchStreaming services live on YouTube, Facebook, and citywidechurch.online.church⁃ 9:00AM (Español) and English at 11AM⁃ Re-streaming at 7PM (español), 7:30PM & 10PM (English)

The Revelation of the Gospel

In Week 2 of our This Is Good News series, Pastor Luis unpacks the powerful message in Epistle to the Romans 5. The Gospel meets us exactly where we are and reveals the depth of God’s love for us. Even when we were far from Him, Christ gave His life so we could experience forgiveness, peace with God, and new life. This is the beauty of the Gospel it changes everything.Key Scripture - Romans 5:6-11 (ESV)Sermon Points1) The Gospel Reveals our Weakness.2) The Gospel reveals our Worth.3) The Gospel Reveals God’s Love.Our generosity, His Gospel. To support our growth and impact, click here: https://www.citywidechurch.us/givingIf you’ve just made a decision to follow Jesus, please respond HERE: https://citywide.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/9/responses/newStay Connected with Us!Website - https://www.citywidechurch.usInstagram - https://instagram.com/citywidechurchFacebook - https://m.facebook.com/CityWideChurchStreaming services live on YouTube, Facebook, and citywidechurch.online.church⁃ 9:00AM (Español) and English at 11AM⁃ Re-streaming at 7PM (español), 7:30PM & 10PM (English)