“I once was lost but now I am found, was blind but now I see.” John Newton This Sunday, we will learn about a man born blind, who encountered Jesus and received sight. This man, who lived in darkness, met and encountered The Light of the world. It is our prayer that as we dive deeper in the Book of John, we would fully believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing in Him, we will have life in His name (John 20:31). #JohnWeek #BlindSpots #IWasBlindButNowISee #aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers #itisaONEBEATFamdayFundaySonday! (Credits to the original artists and ow ..read more

The question is never ‘Are you in a storm?’ The question is ‘Is Jesus in your boat?’ Rich Wilkerson Jr Today we will be looking into the story of Jesus walking on water, also seen in the books of Matthew and Mark. But rather than remembering the calming of the storm or Peter’s step of faith, we will be remembering Jesus. John’s account of Jesus walking on water is seldom used. The most famous account is where Peter walks on water – him stepping out of the boat. Today, we will hear not about people going out of the boat rather Somebody coming IN THE BOAT. It is our prayer that as we dive de ..read more

Have you tried having unexpected guests and not have food to serve them? Stressful right? Just imagine what the disciples felt that time. But Jesus was with them, and they had a very memorable experience – stomachs…full – hearts…fuller. One of the most known miracles of Jesus is the Feeding of the 5,000. We will be learning more of Jesus as we listen to today’s message on this 4th sign mentioned by John. It is our prayer that as we dive deeper in the Book of John, we would fully believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing in Him, we will have life in His name (J ..read more

This is the day that the Lord has made and let us rejoice and be glad in it! This Sunday we get to learn about Jesus returning to Cana where He performed another miracle – the healing of an official’s son. John’s whole purpose is that we would have faith in Jesus, and our passage today talks about faith. The question for today is how does your faith grow? This story of the official can shed us some light. It is our prayer that as we dive deeper in the Book of John, we would fully believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing in Him, we will have life in His name ..read more

A beautiful day Church Family! Join us today with the first installment of our John Week sermon series, with the sermon entitled: I Saw the Sign. Signs are important for it tells us the meaning and importance of something else. John made use of signs to point all readers to Jesus as the Son of God. It is our prayer that as we dive deeper in the Book of John, we would fully believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing in Him, we will have life in His name (John 20:31). #JohnWeek #ISawtheSign #MiraclesSigns #aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers #itisaONEBEATFamda ..read more

2 Corinthians 5:17 says, “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.” In today’s message, entitled Extreme Makeover, we get to look deeper into God’s word in Colossians 3: 1-17. Here the author, Paul, urges believers to embrace a transformed lifestyle. Join us today as we learn to REFOCUS: picking being Christlike over being Christlack; to REMOVE: deciding if you  are killing sin or is sin killing you; and lastly, to REMEMBER: choosing between being a follower over just a fan. Our relationship with C ..read more

Try holding your breath… How long can you hold it? Praying is like breathing. Just as breathing is essential to our physical well-being, so is prayer to our soul. Prayer is such a fundamental part of the Christian life. Martin Luther said, "To be a Christian without prayer is no more possible than to be alive without breathing." Perhaps today, we need to experience breathing again. Prayer is a remarkable privilege and blessing for a Christian, a means by which we experience and know the fellowship we have with the Father through our union with Christ. As we can’t survive long without breathing ..read more

"We are in the last Sunday of the month of May and are on our fourth week learning about some of the basics of Christian living. This Sunday we get to learn about rest – and not just an ordinary rest but the rest that the Bible calls, Sabbath. Our world today is so fast-paced and all around us tells us to move even faster. So how do we “slow down” when even sleeping isn’t seen as rest but an escape from this world. One way we can “slow down” is to observe our sabbath. As we listen to today’s message based on one of the 10 Commandments – “Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy.”, may we ..read more

“All of us must stand guard at the door of our souls and spirits with the correct armor donned in preparation for battle. Soldiers do not wait until threats are detected in the distance, shots are fired, or enemies are breaking down their doors to prepare for battle. No, soldiers are ready in advance! They are suited up for war- prepared from first light with others standing watch throughout the night! It is to be the same for those of us fighting in this battle for our eternal lives! Why do we so often insist on going out to face the enemy unprepared and ill equipped? Surely, we do not enjoy ..read more

We started last week with one of the basics – being rooted in Christ. This Sunday, we continue our series with learning some basic key words as we go along our journey as followers of Christ. As school teachers drill young students on basics like addition, subtraction and the alphabet, we should also learn of Christian living basics in order to establish firm spiritual building blocks to support our future growth. The Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians in our scripture for today emphasizes that salvation is only by grace through faith in Christ Jesus. As we listen to today’s service, may ..read more