What will Jesus Do? Bro Athan Coker Oct 12

Being Passionate About God (Avoir un coeur passionné pour Dieu) - Pastor Jean-Luc Bridonneau - June 14

Speaker: Pastor Jean-Luc Bridonneau Scripture: Matthew 6:21“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Short Description: A passionate heart for God is revealed by what we value most. Jesus teaches that our hearts naturally follow our treasure. This message challenges us to examine our priorities, deepen our devotion, and cultivate a genuine love for God that shapes every area of our lives. When God becomes our greatest treasure, our passion for Him grows and overflows into worship, obedience, and service. French: Avoir un cœur passionné pour Dieu nous amène à placer Dieu au centre de nos affections, de nos priorités et de nos choix. Lorsque Dieu devient notre plus grand trésor, notre cœur Le suit naturellement, et notre vie reflète davantage Son amour, Sa présence et Sa volonté.

Anticipating with Thanks: Trusting the God Who Hears | Pastor Kwame - Nov 23

Gratitude doesn’t have to wait until the answer comes. When we truly know God and trust His will, we can give thanks in advance. This message from 1 John 5:14–15 reminds us that confident prayer is rooted in the character of a faithful God, one who hears, responds, and fulfills. Anticipatory gratitude is not wishful thinking, it’s the posture of faith that honors God before the outcome is visible.

When God Says Wait or No: Trusting the Sovereign King | Pastor Kwame - Nov 16

David had a good desire, to build a house for God. But God had a better plan, to build an eternal legacy through David. In 1 Chronicles 17, we see the sovereignty of God in action: He says “no” to David’s request, not to reject him, but to redirect him toward something greater. This message explores how we respond when God’s answer isn’t what we expected. Sometimes He says “wait,” other times “no”, but always in love and sovereignty. Like David, we are invited to trust, worship, and submit, knowing that God’s “no” still carries faithfulness, purpose, and promise.

His Divine Power Has Given Us Everything We Need | Pastor Kwame - October 26

We often feel inadequate or underprepared for the challenges of life and faith, but the Word of God tells a different story. In 2 Peter 1:3–11, we are reminded that God has already equipped us with everything we need to live godly, fruitful lives. This message unpacks how His power, not our effort, is the source of strength, and how spiritual growth, character development, and eternal impact come from tapping into what has already been given. Through faith, diligence, and intentional pursuit of the virtues listed by Peter, we confirm our calling and make our lives effective and productive in Christ.

Greater Fruitfulness Brings Great Glory to the Father | Pastor Kwame Octobre 19

God is glorified not by our intentions, but by our fruitfulness. In John 15:8, Jesus makes it clear that bearing fruit is the evidence of true discipleship. Paul echoes this in Philippians 3, where he describes pressing forward, not settling, not coasting, but continually growing in spiritual purpose. This message invites us to examine whether our lives are producing lasting fruit, in character, witness, and impact. Greater fruitfulness isn’t about striving harder, but about staying connected to Christ and pursuing the upward call of God with focus and faith.