Frequency is a sermon that explores how to recognize, discern, and respond to the voice of God in a culture that rarely slows down. Through Scripture, we’ll learn how God speaks, what His voice sounds like, and how to filter out the noise that pulls us away from truth, peace, and purpose.

This message invites us to adjust our spiritual frequency—creating space through stillness, prayer, Scripture, and obedience—so we can hear God clearly and follow Him faithfully. When we learn to tune into His voice, clarity replaces confusion, peace replaces anxiety, and direction replaces doubt.

“My sheep hear my voice; I know them, and they follow me.” – John 10:27

If you want to hear God more clearly in your daily life, this message is for you.

Frequency is a sermon that explores how to recognize, discern, and respond to the voice of God in a culture that rarely slows down. Through Scripture, we’ll learn how God speaks, what His voice sounds like, and how to filter out the noise that pulls us away from truth, peace, and purpose.

This message invites us to adjust our spiritual frequency—creating space through stillness, prayer, Scripture, and obedience—so we can hear God clearly and follow Him faithfully. When we learn to tune into His voice, clarity replaces confusion, peace replaces anxiety, and direction replaces doubt.

“My sheep hear my voice; I know them, and they follow me.” – John 10:27

If you want to hear God more clearly in your daily life, this message is for you.

Frequency is a sermon that explores how to recognize, discern, and respond to the voice of God in a culture that rarely slows down. Through Scripture, we’ll learn how God speaks, what His voice sounds like, and how to filter out the noise that pulls us away from truth, peace, and purpose.

This message invites us to adjust our spiritual frequency—creating space through stillness, prayer, Scripture, and obedience—so we can hear God clearly and follow Him faithfully. When we learn to tune into His voice, clarity replaces confusion, peace replaces anxiety, and direction replaces doubt.

“My sheep hear my voice; I know them, and they follow me.” – John 10:27

If you want to hear God more clearly in your daily life, this message is for you.

Frequency is a sermon that explores how to recognize, discern, and respond to the voice of God in a culture that rarely slows down. Through Scripture, we’ll learn how God speaks, what His voice sounds like, and how to filter out the noise that pulls us away from truth, peace, and purpose.

This message invites us to adjust our spiritual frequency—creating space through stillness, prayer, Scripture, and obedience—so we can hear God clearly and follow Him faithfully. When we learn to tune into His voice, clarity replaces confusion, peace replaces anxiety, and direction replaces doubt.

“My sheep hear my voice; I know them, and they follow me.” – John 10:27

If you want to hear God more clearly in your daily life, this message is for you.

Through the journey of Mary and Joseph, the angels’ proclamation, the shepherds’ response, and the wise men’s worship, this series invites us to rediscover the wonder of Christmas and what it means to live under the rule of Christ today. Jesus did not come as people expected, but He came exactly as we needed—bringing hope to the broken, peace to the weary, and salvation to the world.

This Christmas, come and encounter the King who stepped into our humanity so we could step into His Kingdom.

Through the journey of Mary and Joseph, the angels’ proclamation, the shepherds’ response, and the wise men’s worship, this series invites us to rediscover the wonder of Christmas and what it means to live under the rule of Christ today. Jesus did not come as people expected, but He came exactly as we needed—bringing hope to the broken, peace to the weary, and salvation to the world.

This Christmas, come and encounter the King who stepped into our humanity so we could step into His Kingdom.

In The King Has Come, we’ll explore the lives of those who first encountered Jesus: Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and all who were waiting for God’s promise to break through the darkness. Luke’s Gospel invites us to see not only a baby in a manger, but a King who steps into our world with humility, authority, and unstoppable love.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

The book of Acts gives us a powerful glimpse into the first three decades of the Church—from 33 AD to 64 AD—when a gospel movement was born. In just 30 years, the message of Jesus began to spread with such force and impact that it has since shaped civilization, culture, education, medicine, freedom, and family life around the world.

You could say the gospel has gone viral.

Throughout history, people have approached Acts from different angles:

The cold scholar sees it as a record of dates, places, and historical figures.

The casual admirer treats it like a museum—something to observe from a distance.

But the committed disciple reads it as a call to action—a blueprint for continuing the mission of Jesus.

Our goal is to respond not as scholars or admirers, but as committed disciples. Let’s continue the mission of Jesus Christ, becoming His witnesses in our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

Week one: Hope

Week two: Peace

Week three: Joy

Week four: Faith

That Sunday we will also have guest speakers from Pastor Daniel's church in Cuba. And we will have muffins in the quad after service!

Please skip through the first 11 minutes- we had technical difficulties that affected our sound quality. It was fixed at 11 minutes.