Victory Dumaguete Podcast

What keeps us from taking part in God’s mission?

In this message from The Mission series, we are reminded that every believer is called to be sent and we do not go alone.

Through John 20:21 - 22, we see how the Holy Spirit empowers, guides and equips us to share the gospel wherever God has placed us.

We do not have to rely on our own confidence, ability or personality. Because we have been restored through Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit, we can take that step of faith and be His witnesses in our families, workplaces, campuses, communities and beyond.

What does it mean to truly live for the glory of God?

In this message from the Mission series, we discover that while God’s love is the motive for missions, His glory is the ultimate goal. Through John 12:27–36, we see how Jesus revealed the beauty and worth of God most clearly through the cross.

This message challenges us to ask whether God is truly of supreme importance in our lives and calls us to respond with joyful obedience, even when following Him is costly.

As followers of Jesus, we are invited to point others to the beauty of Christ and carry the gospel to our families, communities and the nations.

Life is filled with annoyances, regrets, fears, pain and brokenness but beneath all of these is a deeper problem: sin.

In this message, we look at how sin has distorted God’s original design for humanity and disrupted the shalom—the wholeness, peace and flourishing, we were created to experience.

Through John 3:16, we are reminded that God did not leave humanity in its brokenness. Out of His great love, He sent Jesus on a mission to redeem and restore us. And that mission continues through the Church today.

Discover why the gospel is more than simply becoming a better person, why restoration begins with our relationship with God and how every believer is called to participate in making the Father’s love known in our communities, campuses and the nations.

At the heart of God’s mission is love and the good news that through Jesus Christ, brokenness does not have the final word.

From quiet moments of surrender to unexpected interruptions in ordinary days, God often meets people in ways that awaken awe and move hearts to respond. The first Christmas was filled with these holy encounters—moments that drew ordinary men and women into extraordinary worship.As we look through the eyes of Mary, the shepherds, and the magi, what can their encounters teach us about seeing Jesus rightly?Join our spiritual family this Christmas as we behold the coming King and rediscover how wonder, obedience, and devotion shape a life of true worship. Across three Sundays, we’ll reflect on their stories and be invited to respond with the same heartfelt adoration to the One who stepped into our world—worthy of all honor and praise.

From quiet moments of surrender to unexpected interruptions in ordinary days, God often meets people in ways that awaken awe and move hearts to respond. The first Christmas was filled with these holy encounters—moments that drew ordinary men and women into extraordinary worship.As we look through the eyes of Mary, the shepherds, and the magi, what can their encounters teach us about seeing Jesus rightly?Join our spiritual family this Christmas as we behold the coming King and rediscover how wonder, obedience, and devotion shape a life of true worship. Across three Sundays, we’ll reflect on their stories and be invited to respond with the same heartfelt adoration to the One who stepped into our world—worthy of all honor and praise.

From quiet moments of surrender to unexpected interruptions in ordinary days, God often meets people in ways that awaken awe and move hearts to respond. The first Christmas was filled with these holy encounters—moments that drew ordinary men and women into extraordinary worship.As we look through the eyes of Mary, the shepherds, and the magi, what can their encounters teach us about seeing Jesus rightly?Join our spiritual family this Christmas as we behold the coming King and rediscover how wonder, obedience, and devotion shape a life of true worship. Across three Sundays, we’ll reflect on their stories and be invited to respond with the same heartfelt adoration to the One who stepped into our world—worthy of all honor and praise.

Medical and nutrition experts often say that the condition of our gut reflects our physical health, giving truth to the saying, "You are what you eat."When it comes to our “spiritual gut,” what do we consume to keep it healthy? Join our spiritual family in the next four weeks as we learn how God’s Word is worth more than our daily bread: essential and sufficient in every season; a trustworthy, strong, and sure foundation of life for all who follow Him.

Medical and nutrition experts often say that the condition of our gut reflects our physical health, giving truth to the saying, "You are what you eat."When it comes to our “spiritual gut,” what do we consume to keep it healthy? Join our spiritual family in the next four weeks as we learn how God’s Word is worth more than our daily bread: essential and sufficient in every season; a trustworthy, strong, and sure foundation of life for all who follow Him.

Medical and nutrition experts often say that the condition of our gut reflects our physical health, giving truth to the saying, "You are what you eat."When it comes to our “spiritual gut,” what do we consume to keep it healthy? Join our spiritual family in the next four weeks as we learn how God’s Word is worth more than our daily bread: essential and sufficient in every season; a trustworthy, strong, and sure foundation of life for all who follow Him.

Medical and nutrition experts often say that the condition of our gut reflects our physical health, giving truth to the saying, "You are what you eat."When it comes to our “spiritual gut,” what do we consume to keep it healthy? Join our spiritual family in the next four weeks as we learn how God’s Word is worth more than our daily bread: essential and sufficient in every season; a trustworthy, strong, and sure foundation of life for all who follow Him.

We often think generosity only happens when we have more than enough.But what if the true miracle is giving when you have nothing? What if, even in your moment of greatest need, you still find the grace to give—not from abundance, but from faith?This kind of generosity reflects the very heart of Christ. He gave everything, even His life, for us. Join us for the next three weeks as we learn from the church in Macedonia—a powerful example of faithful, sacrificial giving—and discover how such generosity advances the kingdom of God.

We often think generosity only happens when we have more than enough.But what if the true miracle is giving when you have nothing? What if, even in your moment of greatest need, you still find the grace to give—not from abundance, but from faith?This kind of generosity reflects the very heart of Christ. He gave everything, even His life, for us. Join us for the next three weeks as we learn from the church in Macedonia—a powerful example of faithful, sacrificial giving—and discover how such generosity advances the kingdom of God.

We often think generosity only happens when we have more than enough.
But what if the true miracle is giving when you have nothing? What if, even in your moment of greatest need, you still find the grace to give—not from abundance, but from faith?
This kind of generosity reflects the very heart of Christ. He gave everything, even His life, for us. Join us for the next three weeks as we learn from the church in Macedonia—a powerful example of faithful, sacrificial giving—and discover how such generosity advances the kingdom of God.

The end…Or is it?What if the end is actually a promise of a new beginning, where all things are made right?All strife, all pain, all tears will come to an end— each one standing before the Great White Throne, without fear, but with assurance of grace.This future marks the beginning of an eternity with our Lord and Savior, Jesus—in this we live with hope and purpose now in the present.

The end…Or is it?What if the end is actually a promise of a new beginning, where all things are made right?All strife, all pain, all tears will come to an end— each one standing before the Great White Throne, without fear, but with assurance of grace.This future marks the beginning of an eternity with our Lord and Savior, Jesus—in this we live with hope and purpose now in the present.

The end…Or is it?What if the end is actually a promise of a new beginning, where all things are made right?All strife, all pain, all tears will come to an end— each one standing before the Great White Throne, without fear, but with assurance of grace.This future marks the beginning of an eternity with our Lord and Savior, Jesus—in this we live with hope and purpose now in the present.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

Fame, riches, approval, and more—chasing after these only leaves us empty and restless.

The Book of Hebrews presents us with something better, and Someone greater to look to—to place all our hope, faith, and being into. 

Jesus is greater than anything or anyone else we could ever think of. Yet no matter how immensely superior He is to all, this same God still chooses to personally draw Himself closer to us, the same way that He did on the cross.

We often hear and say that the future starts today. But when we look at the present, what do we see?

Do we see a generation building up the next?

Do we see a generation coming, in light of God’s purpose and glory?

Do we see a future as bright as God’s glory, even in the now?

In the next two weeks, these topics will help us understand more deeply the importance of answering God’s call to reach the next generation and how their lives, when lived for Jesus, can impact many more lives, for eternity.

Let us disciple the next generation together!

We often hear and say that the future starts today. But when we look at the present, what do we see?

Do we see a generation building up the next?

Do we see a generation coming, in light of God’s purpose and glory?

Do we see a future as bright as God’s glory, even in the now?

In the next two weeks, these topics will help us understand more deeply the importance of answering God’s call to reach the next generation and how their lives, when lived for Jesus, can impact many more lives, for eternity.

Let us disciple the next generation together!

Imagine yourself being there on the Day of Pentecost in Acts 2.

The rushing wind echoes, people speaking in different languages, and, amidst it all, the presence of God is loud and clear.

That day changed everything: it fulfilled an ancient promise, empowered believers, and launched the Church’s mission to bring the good news to the ends of the earth.

In the next two weeks, join us together with our Every Nation global family as we celebrate Pentecost.

Imagine yourself being there on the Day of Pentecost in Acts 2.

The rushing wind echoes, people speaking in different languages, and, amidst it all, the presence of God is loud and clear.

That day changed everything: it fulfilled an ancient promise, empowered believers, and launched the Church’s mission to bring the good news to the ends of the earth.

In the next two weeks, join us together with our Every Nation global family as we celebrate Pentecost.

Hope is a confident expectation and desire for something good in the future.

Yet, its depth and meaning begin to fade when faced with the sorrows of the past, the realities of the present, and the uncertainties of the future.

In all these, where do we anchor our hope?

Let us discover this unshakeable hope that only Christ can truly offer, regardless of the times and seasons.

Hope is a confident expectation and desire for something good in the future.

Yet, its depth and meaning begin to fade when faced with the sorrows of the past, the realities of the present, and the uncertainties of the future.

In all these, where do we anchor our hope?

Let us discover this unshakeable hope that only Christ can truly offer, regardless of the times and seasons.

Hope is a confident expectation and desire for something good in the future.

Yet, its depth and meaning begin to fade when faced with the sorrows of the past, the realities of the present, and the uncertainties of the future.

In all these, where do we anchor our hope?

Let us discover this unshakeable hope that only Christ can truly offer, regardless of the times and seasons.

Hope is a confident expectation and desire for something good in the future.

Yet, its depth and meaning begin to fade when faced with the sorrows of the past, the realities of the present, and the uncertainties of the future.

In all these, where do we anchor our hope?

Let us discover this unshakeable hope that only Christ can truly offer, regardless of the times and seasons.

This Holy Week, let us go deeper into Jesus’s atoning sacrifice and ultimate victory on the cross.

We pray that you will have a refreshing and meaningful Holy Week as you reflect on Christ’s love.

This Holy Week, let us go deeper into Jesus’s atoning sacrifice and ultimate victory on the cross.

We pray that you will have a refreshing and meaningful Holy Week as you reflect on Christ’s love.

Our days are filled with rhythms: work, study, and the demands of life. But what about when it comes to our walk with God?

This series will help us explore personal and spiritual rhythms that draw us closer to Christ. As we do, we will learn to shift from striving to resting in His love—transforming prayer, giving, and fasting into joyful expressions of faith and rhythms of grace.

Our days are filled with rhythms: work, study, and the demands of life. But what about when it comes to our walk with God?

This series will help us explore personal and spiritual rhythms that draw us closer to Christ. As we do, we will learn to shift from striving to resting in His love—transforming prayer, giving, and fasting into joyful expressions of faith and rhythms of grace.

Our days are filled with rhythms: work, study, and the demands of life. But what about when it comes to our walk with God?

This series will help us explore personal and spiritual rhythms that draw us closer to Christ. As we do, we will learn to shift from striving to resting in His love—transforming prayer, giving, and fasting into joyful expressions of faith and rhythms of grace.

When we deeply desire something, our human tendency is to give it our all, isn’t it? We explore every possible way to achieve that dream, attain that desired thing, or reach that longed-for destination.

In the next three weeks, this new series will help us look deeper into understanding what it truly means to love God and have a personal relationship with Him, a lifelong journey of faith and discipleship.

When we deeply desire something, our human tendency is to give it our all, isn’t it? We explore every possible way to achieve that dream, attain that desired thing, or reach that longed-for destination.

In the next three weeks, this new series will help us look deeper into understanding what it truly means to love God and have a personal relationship with Him, a lifelong journey of faith and discipleship.

When we deeply desire something, our human tendency is to give it our all, isn’t it? We explore every possible way to achieve that dream, attain that desired thing, or reach that longed-for destination.

In the next three weeks, this new series will help us look deeper into understanding what it truly means to love God and have a personal relationship with Him, a lifelong journey of faith and discipleship.

When we deeply desire something, our human tendency is to give it our all, isn’t it? We explore every possible way to achieve that dream, attain that desired thing, or reach that longed-for destination.

In the next three weeks, this new series will help us look deeper into understanding what it truly means to love God and have a personal relationship with Him, a lifelong journey of faith and discipleship.

Love, love… who in the world does not know or even feel love?

Yet, amidst its universality, there are still times we find ourselves asking:

What is love?

How must it be expressed?

Have we loved enough or given enough love?

And why do we sometimes feel unloved?

Over the next three weeks, we will delve deeper into the Scriptures to discover what love truly is.

As we seek answers, may we encounter the Author of love and Love Himself— Jesus.

Love, love… who in the world does not know or even feel love?

Yet, amidst its universality, there are still times we find ourselves asking:

What is love?

How must it be expressed?

Have we loved enough or given enough love?

And why do we sometimes feel unloved?

Over the next three weeks, we will delve deeper into the Scriptures to discover what love truly is.

As we seek answers, may we encounter the Author of love and Love Himself— Jesus.

Love, love… who in the world does not know or even feel love?

Yet, amidst its universality, there are still times we find ourselves asking:

What is love?

How must it be expressed?

Have we loved enough or given enough love?

And why do we sometimes feel unloved?

Over the next three weeks, we will delve deeper into the Scriptures to discover what love truly is.

As we seek answers, may we encounter the Author of love and Love Himself— Jesus.

Over the next four weeks, we’ll look into the stories of four Bible characters who encountered the cross.

Each character and story of encounter is unique. Yet, they all share one thing in common: a significant change in their lives.

Join us as we explore these powerful encounters and discover how these individuals responded to Christ.

Over the next four weeks, we’ll look into the stories of four Bible characters who encountered the cross.

Each character and story of encounter is unique. Yet, they all share one thing in common: a significant change in their lives.

Join us as we explore these powerful encounters and discover how these individuals responded to Christ.

Over the next four weeks, we’ll look into the stories of four Bible characters who encountered the cross.

Each character and story of encounter is unique. Yet, they all share one thing in common: a significant change in their lives.

Join us as we explore these powerful encounters and discover how these individuals responded to Christ.

Have you ever received an unexpected, wonderful gift or a promise you’ve longed for?

What if you knew the entire story—the preparation and the journey that led to the arrival of that gift or promise?

Join us over the next three weeks as we discover how Christmas Day came to be.

Have you ever received an unexpected, wonderful gift or a promise you’ve longed for?

What if you knew the entire story—the preparation and the journey that led to the arrival of that gift or promise?

Join us over the next three weeks as we discover how Christmas Day came to be.

Have you ever received an unexpected, wonderful gift or a promise you’ve longed for?

What if you knew the entire story—the preparation and the journey that led to the arrival of that gift or promise?

Join us over the next three weeks as we discover how Christmas Day came to be.

The world around us offers different ideas, beliefs, and truths here and there.

Yet, there is one that leads us to the ultimate truth of God’s love, and that is His word, our lasting and sure foundation.

His word shapes us and sets us apart for His purpose and glory in this lifetime and beyond.

The world around us offers different ideas, beliefs, and truths here and there.

Yet, there is one that leads us to the ultimate truth of God’s love, and that is His word, our lasting and sure foundation.

His word shapes us and sets us apart for His purpose and glory in this lifetime and beyond.

The world around us offers different ideas, beliefs, and truths here and there.

Yet, there is one that leads us to the ultimate truth of God’s love, and that is His word, our lasting and sure foundation.

His word shapes us and sets us apart for His purpose and glory in this lifetime and beyond.

The world around us offers different ideas, beliefs, and truths here and there.

Yet, there is one that leads us to the ultimate truth of God’s love, and that is His word, our lasting and sure foundation.

His word shapes us and sets us apart for His purpose and glory in this lifetime and beyond.

The world around us offers different ideas, beliefs, and truths here and there.

Yet, there is one that leads us to the ultimate truth of God’s love, and that is His word, our lasting and sure foundation.

His word shapes us and sets us apart for His purpose and glory in this lifetime and beyond.

The world around us offers different ideas, beliefs, and truths here and there.

Yet, there is one that leads us to the ultimate truth of God’s love, and that is His word, our lasting and sure foundation.

His word shapes us and sets us apart for His purpose and glory in this lifetime and beyond.

In 1984, most of our first few church leaders were university students. Many of them had never visited another country. Some had never been off the island of Luzon, where Metro Manila is located. Few had ever even seen a passport, much less possessed one. It was an unlikely group to launch a worldwide church-planting movement!

Yet, they started learning what it meant to follow Christ by laying their hands on an old National Geographic map and interceding for the nations one by one. Pastor Steve Murrell also empowered them that a Bible and a passport were all they needed to answer God’s call to make disciples of all nations.

From those humble beginnings, the gospel has been planted in 82 nations—yet still, we continue to reach for more. And since then, Psalm 2:8 has always been our prayer:

“Ask of me, and I will make the nations your inheritance, the ends of the earth your possession.”

In 1984, most of our first few church leaders were university students. Many of them had never visited another country. Some had never been off the island of Luzon, where Metro Manila is located. Few had ever even seen a passport, much less possessed one. It was an unlikely group to launch a worldwide church-planting movement!

Yet, they started learning what it meant to follow Christ by laying their hands on an old National Geographic map and interceding for the nations one by one. Pastor Steve Murrell also empowered them that a Bible and a passport were all they needed to answer God’s call to make disciples of all nations.

From those humble beginnings, the gospel has been planted in 82 nations—yet still, we continue to reach for more. And since then, Psalm 2:8 has always been our prayer:

“Ask of me, and I will make the nations your inheritance, the ends of the earth your possession.”

We often hear the phrase ‘blessed to be a blessing,’ which has become imprinted in our hearts as a church community. We believe that God will bless us, and we intend to use His blessing to honor and glorify Him. 

This series aims to deepen and rekindle our understanding of the biblical principles of faithful stewardship. Beyond the common practice of tithing, we’ll find that true stewardship begins with God’s grace.

In light of knowing everything comes and belongs to Him, we honor Him by not only giving our ten percent but all our wealth (100%) under His lordship daily.

We often hear the phrase ‘blessed to be a blessing,’ which has become imprinted in our hearts as a church community. We believe that God will bless us, and we intend to use His blessing to honor and glorify Him. 

This series aims to deepen and rekindle our understanding of the biblical principles of faithful stewardship. Beyond the common practice of tithing, we’ll find that true stewardship begins with God’s grace.

In light of knowing everything comes and belongs to Him, we honor Him by not only giving our ten percent but all our wealth (100%) under His lordship daily.

We often hear the phrase ‘blessed to be a blessing,’ which has become imprinted in our hearts as a church community. We believe that God will bless us, and we intend to use His blessing to honor and glorify Him. 

This series aims to deepen and rekindle our understanding of the biblical principles of faithful stewardship. Beyond the common practice of tithing, we’ll find that true stewardship begins with God’s grace.

In light of knowing everything comes and belongs to Him, we honor Him by not only giving our ten percent but all our wealth (100%) under His lordship daily.

God’s heart is for the lost, the last, and the least. 

He calls us to be His hands and feet—to love and serve others, whatever it takes and wherever He places us. This is so they may hear God’s great love and experience His transforming work in their lives.

God’s heart is for the lost, the last, and the least. 

He calls us to be His hands and feet—to love and serve others, whatever it takes and wherever He places us. This is so they may hear God’s great love and experience His transforming work in their lives.

God’s heart always goes out to the new generation. And as a church, God calls us to raise them according to His word.

God never hesitated to put young people at the center of His purpose, regardless of cultural norms and preferences. Without hesitation, God has used young people throughout church history to participate in His mission.

May we see every new generation the way God sees them: as the greatest untapped mission force—bringers of Christ’s hope in our broken world.

Over the next four weeks, let us look more deeply into God’s calling for us to prepare, empower, and remind the new generation of their purpose and identity in God.

God’s heart always goes out to the new generation. And as a church, God calls us to raise them according to His word.

God never hesitated to put young people at the center of His purpose, regardless of cultural norms and preferences. Without hesitation, God has used young people throughout church history to participate in His mission.

May we see every new generation the way God sees them: as the greatest untapped mission force—bringers of Christ’s hope in our broken world.

Over the next four weeks, let us look more deeply into God’s calling for us to prepare, empower, and remind the new generation of their purpose and identity in God.

God’s heart always goes out to the new generation. And as a church, God calls us to raise them according to His word.

God never hesitated to put young people at the center of His purpose, regardless of cultural norms and preferences. Without hesitation, God has used young people throughout church history to participate in His mission.

May we see every new generation the way God sees them: as the greatest untapped mission force—bringers of Christ’s hope in our broken world.

Over the next four weeks, let us look more deeply into God’s calling for us to prepare, empower, and remind the new generation of their purpose and identity in God.

God’s heart always goes out to the new generation. And as a church, God calls us to raise them according to His word.

God never hesitated to put young people at the center of His purpose, regardless of cultural norms and preferences. Without hesitation, God has used young people throughout church history to participate in His mission.

May we see every new generation the way God sees them: as the greatest untapped mission force—bringers of Christ’s hope in our broken world.

Over the next four weeks, let us look more deeply into God’s calling for us to prepare, empower, and remind the new generation of their purpose and identity in God.

God’s heart always goes out to the new generation. And as a church, God calls us to raise them according to His word.

God never hesitated to put young people at the center of His purpose, regardless of cultural norms and preferences. Without hesitation, God has used young people throughout church history to participate in His mission.

May we see every new generation the way God sees them: as the greatest untapped mission force—bringers of Christ’s hope in our broken world.

Over the next four weeks, let us look more deeply into God’s calling for us to prepare, empower, and remind the new generation of their purpose and identity in God.

We often hear the saying, “There is no growth in comfort,” and we took this to heart from the beginning. We were once recipients of a short-term mission outreach in Manila. If we stayed with a mission-field mentality, we would never become the mission force we are today. 

As God empowers us to carry out His mission, let us step out of our comfort zone into the unknown by faith.

May we press on with the same passion, pursue His call to make disciples, and be His mission force for the next 40 years and beyond. 

We often hear the saying, “There is no growth in comfort,” and we took this to heart from the beginning. We were once recipients of a short-term mission outreach in Manila. If we stayed with a mission-field mentality, we would never become the mission force we are today. 

As God empowers us to carry out His mission, let us step out of our comfort zone into the unknown by faith.

May we press on with the same passion, pursue His call to make disciples, and be His mission force for the next 40 years and beyond. 

We often hear the saying, “There is no growth in comfort,” and we took this to heart from the beginning. We were once recipients of a short-term mission outreach in Manila. If we stayed with a mission-field mentality, we would never become the mission force we are today. 

As God empowers us to carry out His mission, let us step out of our comfort zone into the unknown by faith.

May we press on with the same passion, pursue His call to make disciples, and be His mission force for the next 40 years and beyond. 

We often hear the saying, “There is no growth in comfort,” and we took this to heart from the beginning. We were once recipients of a short-term mission outreach in Manila. If we stayed with a mission-field mentality, we would never become the mission force we are today. 

As God empowers us to carry out His mission, let us step out of our comfort zone into the unknown by faith.

May we press on with the same passion, pursue His call to make disciples, and be His mission force for the next 40 years and beyond. 

During Jesus’ time on earth, He walked with His disciples, involving them in His life and ministry.

This series will explore stories where Jesus exemplified how we are to journey together through the highs, lows, and everything in between as His church while glorifying God and carrying out His mission.

Let’s journey through this series together, and ask God for wisdom and softened hearts as we respond to His word.

Just like the African proverb that says, “If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together.”

Don’t walk alone. 

During Jesus’ time on earth, He walked with His disciples, involving them in His life and ministry.

This series will explore stories where Jesus exemplified how we are to journey together through the highs, lows, and everything in between as His church while glorifying God and carrying out His mission.

Let’s journey through this series together, and ask God for wisdom and softened hearts as we respond to His word.

Just like the African proverb that says, “If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together.”

Don’t walk alone. 

During Jesus’ time on earth, He walked with His disciples, involving them in His life and ministry.

This series will explore stories where Jesus exemplified how we are to journey together through the highs, lows, and everything in between as His church while glorifying God and carrying out His mission.

Let’s journey through this series together, and ask God for wisdom and softened hearts as we respond to His word.

Just like the African proverb that says, “If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together.”

Don’t walk alone. 

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus. 

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by. 

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus. 

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by. 

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus. 

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by. 

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus. 

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by. 

Rest is a promise available for everyone. Many try to find rest by going places, isolating, and reflecting. 

This Holy Week, may we find ourselves resting in Christ—where we are and will always be in a place of grace; a place where we will receive what God intends for our good, even if we don’t deserve it.

Rest is a promise available for everyone. Many try to find rest by going places, isolating, and reflecting. 

This Holy Week, may we find ourselves resting in Christ—where we are and will always be in a place of grace; a place where we will receive what God intends for our good, even if we don’t deserve it.

How many times have we wavered when faced with insurmountable odds?

While we can try to endure life’s challenges on our own terms and strength, many times, it makes us grow tired and weary, too.

Here’s the good news:

There is something that goes beyond mere resilience. It is faith—it is counterintuitive and overcoming.

It allows us to endure, despite all the reasons we can think of, and despite it all.

How many times have we wavered when faced with insurmountable odds?

While we can try to endure life’s challenges on our own terms and strength, many times, it makes us grow tired and weary, too.

Here’s the good news:

There is something that goes beyond mere resilience. It is faith—it is counterintuitive and overcoming.

It allows us to endure, despite all the reasons we can think of, and despite it all.

How many times have we wavered when faced with insurmountable odds?

While we can try to endure life’s challenges on our own terms and strength, many times, it makes us grow tired and weary, too.

Here’s the good news:

There is something that goes beyond mere resilience. It is faith—it is counterintuitive and overcoming.

It allows us to endure, despite all the reasons we can think of, and despite it all.