Sermons

Hands rest on an open Bible on a wooden table under warm light on the left side labeled “My Work,” while the right side shows bright rays of light breaking through clouds labeled “God’s Work,” contrasting human effort with divine action.

Join guest speaker Miguel Ascencio as he explores what it truly means to "work out your own salvation" through the lens of Scripture. Discover how building a genuine, spiritual relationship with Jesus Christ brings true faith and spiritual labor to life. Be inspired to draw closer to God and embrace His divine will in your daily walk.

Interior of a church with people seated in wooden pews facing a lit altar. In the foreground, a small wooden table covered with a white cloth holds a loaf of bread, a silver chalice, an open book, and a knife. Candles and stained‑glass windows frame the altar in the background. Text at the top reads “YOU ARE WORTHY – The Invitation to the Table.”

Discover the profound grace, healing, and anticipation of the Lord's Supper in this uplifting message by Pastor Jose Gutierrez. Learn how coming to the communion table with honesty and repentance frees us from the burden of sin and unites us as one body in Christ. Be encouraged to lay your burdens down, embrace His complete forgiveness, and look forward with hope to His promised return.

An illustrated man in a suit and glasses stands behind a podium with an open book, appearing to preach in a softly lit church. Large text above him reads “BY WHOSE STANDARDS?”. To his left are two glowing panels: one labeled “WORLDLY GOOD” with icons for empathy and honesty, and another labeled “BIBLICAL RIGHTEOUSNESS” with a cross symbol. The scene visually contrasts secular moral values with religious righteousness.

In this powerful sermon, Miguel Ascencio examines the condition of humanity in these last days, drawing parallels to the biblical accounts of Noah and Lot. He emphasizes that true salvation and a Christ-like character cannot be earned through worldly definitions of being a "good person," but must be rooted in an active, personal relationship with Jesus. Tune in to be encouraged, challenged, and reminded to endure steadfastly in the Spirit until the end.

A person holds broken ceramic pieces in one hand and a smooth, newly molded bowl in the other. Soft indoor lighting highlights the contrast between the shattered fragments and the restored vessel. Text on the image reads “From Broken to Molded,” symbolizing transformation and renewal.

In this sermon, Christian Ascencio explores how to navigate life's darkest uncertainties by examining the story of Jacob wrestling with God in Genesis 32. He shares profound personal testimony about his son's hospitalization to illustrate how God uses our deepest struggles to mold us from fragile plates into capable bowls. By submitting to the Lord during turbulent valleys, believers can find peace and purpose, knowing that tribulations ultimately produce perseverance, character, and unshakeable hope.

Illustration of a gray‑haired man with glasses, a beard, and a tan suit standing inside a church sanctuary. Wooden pews, an altar, and a cross are visible behind him. Text on the image reads “What if Jesus was my pastor?”

Join Pastor Jose Gutierrez as he explores the profound question of what our lives would look like if Jesus were our physical pastor. Drawing from powerful biblical principles in Micah, Matthew, and Proverbs, this sermon challenges us to go beyond mere beliefs and truly embody a life of agape love, deep trust, and humble service. Discover how bringing your burdens to the Great Shepherd can transform your daily walk and empower you to become a powerful, living witness in your community.

A person stands at a fork in a dirt path surrounded by tall trees and misty sunlight. The two paths diverge in front of them, creating a dramatic scene that suggests choice or contemplation. Text on the image reads “WHICH PATH?”

In this powerful message, Pastor Jose Gutierrez unpacks the urgent warning given to the Church of Laodicea in Revelation 3, challenging believers to deeply examine their own spiritual complacency. He draws striking parallels between modern church lethargy and the biblical text, urging the congregation to repent and seek true spiritual wealth rather than settling for worldly comfort. Ultimately, this sermon serves as a bold, uncompromising call for the church to wake up from a lukewarm state, prioritize spiritual growth, and open their hearts to Jesus.

An illustrated man in a suit and tie stands behind a wooden podium inside a stone‑arched church or cathedral. He reads from an open book, with bookshelves visible in the background. Text above him says, “WHO DO YOU TRUST? FALSE LEADERS OR TRUTH?”

In this earnest sermon, Miguel Ascencio addresses the fragility of life following the devastating earthquakes in Nepal, reminding believers of the urgent need to seek God. He explores the critical role of authentic spiritual leadership within the church, emphasizing that true authority comes solely from the Word of God rather than personal opinions. Drawing on biblical examples from Moses, Timothy, and Samuel, Ascencio highlights the importance of maintaining a strong personal testimony and the courage to preach "present truth". Ultimately, this message challenges viewers to examine their own daily walk, seek God constantly, and prepare their hearts for salvation in these final days.

A peaceful forest scene with sunlight filtering through tall trees. A small stream runs through the center, and a lamb stands on the grassy bank, looking down into the water. In the stream’s reflection, a robed figure holding a staff and a book appears, though the person is not physically present above the water. The words “STILL WATERS” are displayed in large text on the right side of the image.

Join Guest Speaker Christian Ascencio at the Tehachapi Church as he delivers an uplifting sermon titled "Still Waters". Drawing from John 21, Psalms 23, and other key scriptures, Ascencio explores how Jesus restores our souls and guides us through life's deepest turmoils. He reminds believers that even when we feel defeated, God calls us not only to follow as lambs but to eventually rise up and become shepherds to others. Watch this powerful message to find peace amidst chaos and to discover the true joy of fully embracing God's calling.

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- Spanish dubbed audio has begun rolling out on the latest sermons. The dub versions will usually be available 10 to 14 days later after the English audio version has been released.