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MYTHS ABOUT WORDS

James 1:19-20 Pastor Jose Pagan.

This sermon observes the myths of words, or partial truths about words, and explores what the Bible has to say in counter to the secular

logic of these myths.

I Am: The Bread of Life (John 6:35)

Pastor Jose Pagan

This sermon series explores Jesus' seven I am statements in the Gospel of John. This message looks at Jesus' statement I am the Bread of Life

SEEING GOD IN THE SMALL THINGS (1 Kings 18:41-44)

This message explores the importance of seeing God at work in the small things in our life.  Failing to recognize God's activity in the small things can lead to discouragement, a lack of praise and reliance on self.

THE RIGHT HAND OF GOD (Psalm 63:8)

Pastor Ana Lopez
The right hand of God supports, defends and raises us up.

OWN IT: MATURING IN OUR REACTIONS (MARK 4:35-41)

OWN IT (2 COR. 13:5)

In life the blame game doesn't work when it comes to becoming the believer that God has called us to be. However, as ineffective as it is, people readily pull excuses, blame, and reasons, for why they have not become this or that in Christ, rather than owning up to their role in their calling. The Bible places much emphasis, and responsibility in our hands when it comes to growth, maturity, and development, than we'd like to truly admit. As Christians, development and maturity are vital to any progress in the kingdom, and we must develop in order to advance.We will be observing key areas of development needed to the life of every believer in order to mature, and walk in the power of the kingdom.

ONE STEP AWAY: CULTIVATING TRUE AND LASTING INTIMACY WITH GOD (EXODUS 33)

There was once a man digging for diamonds. After years of digging, he threw down his pick hammer, gave up, and turned away. Along came another man, also eager for diamonds. He picked up the last man's pick hammer and with one swing, out came hundreds of diamonds. Had the first man not given up, he would have accessed what he was pursuing. What if your relationship with God was exactly the same? Could we be one prayer away from moving deeper? Could we be one step away?

LOVE UNRIVALED: TRANSFORMING LOVE (1JOHN 4:9-12)

AMOR SIN RIVAL: AMOR QUE TRANSFORMA 

God created us to love and to be loved, first and foremost in relationship with Him, and secondly, in human relationships. Sin broke our relationship with God, it caused Adam and Eve to run and hide from God. Sin changed our view of ourselves, they were naked and ashamed. Sin broke our relationship with each other, Adam and Eve used leaves to cover themselves from one another. We all find ourselves in this state, separated from God by sin, feeling unworthy like we don't measure up, and protecting ourselves from one another, to try to keep ourselves from being hurt, but we also keep ourselves from being truly loved. But God's great love transforms everything. God's love transforms us- It saves us. It changes us. It changes our relationship with God and with others, and it enables us to do what we could never do ourselves. 

LOVE UNRIVALED: UNBREAKABLE LOVE (ROM. 8:31-38)

AMOR SIN RIVAL: AMOR IRROMPIBLE  

LOVE UNRIVALED: FOREVER LOVE (JOHN 14:1-6)

AMOR SIN RIVAL: ETERNO AMOR 

Jesus had been talking to the disciples, preparing them for the fact that He was about to go to the cross, and that He would no longer be physically present with them. Jesus comforts and encourages them by telling them they will be together forever in heaven, which He refers to as "My Father's Home." Home represents a place where we are always loved, always welcome, and never forgotten. Heaven is particularly special because it is God's home, it is where Christ lives, and it is promised to us as our forever home.