Sermons

“An illustration shows a figure covered in an American flag pattern shaking hands with a Pope in front of the U.S. Capitol building under dark, stormy clouds. On the right, a man in a suit looks forward with a surprised or concerned expression. Text at the bottom reads ‘When Prophecy Becomes Reality.’”

Miguel Ascencio delivers a powerful and heartfelt sermon calling believers to examine the true foundation of their spiritual lives. Through the parable of the Wise and Foolish Builders, he challenges the church to build their faith on Christ—the only rock that can withstand life’s storms. His message blends personal testimony, biblical truth, and a passionate appeal for deeper relationship through Scripture and prayer. This is a stirring call to awaken, stand firm, and anchor your life in Jesus before the rains come

“Illustrated biblical scene showing a distressed Middle Eastern man in traditional attire raising his hands, with a figure resembling Jesus in white robes standing behind him. In the background is an ancient cityscape with towers and buildings. On the left, six smaller panels depict two houses—one built on sand and one on rock—during calm weather, a storm, and the aftermath, where the sand-based house collapses and the rock-based house remains intact, illustrating the parable of the wise and foolish builders.”

Miguel Ascencio delivers a powerful and heartfelt sermon calling believers to examine the true foundation of their spiritual lives. Through the parable of the Wise and Foolish Builders, he challenges the church to build their faith on Christ—the only rock that can withstand life’s storms. His message blends personal testimony, biblical truth, and a passionate appeal for deeper relationship through Scripture and prayer. This is a stirring call to awaken, stand firm, and anchor your life in Jesus before the rains come

Stylized illustration of a smiling bald man in a white robe with gold trim and glasses, holding a black Bible in front of a glowing stone tomb with its large round entrance stone rolled aside; warm light radiates from within the tomb, set against a rocky, mountainous terrain, with the words “LAZARUS, COME FORTH” displayed prominently across the image, symbolizing the biblical resurrection story.

Guest speaker, Christian Ascencio discusses a powerful, eye‑opening message on the story of Lazarus that goes far beyond the miracle itself, revealing what it truly means to walk in the light of Christ. Discover how Jesus longs to make your home His place of rest, speak to you plainly, and transform your life through genuine friendship with Him. This sermon will challenge, encourage, and draw you closer to the Savior who is always near—even when you don’t recognize Him.

Illustration of two men standing side by side; the man on the left wears a white robe with gold embroidery and a blue skullcap, holding a large book resembling a religious text, while the man on the right wears a dark suit with a red shirt, patterned tie, and glasses, looking serious; bold text at the bottom reads “The Great Pretender,” suggesting a theme of deception or dual identity.

Pastor Gutierrez presents a sweeping, eye‑opening message explores what the Bible says about the last days, the rise of spiritual deception, and the responsibility of church leaders to preach truth with clarity and courage. Drawing from prophecy, history, and real‑world events, the speaker breaks down how global shifts may be aligning with Revelation’s warnings. If you’re curious about end‑time prophecy, the role of modern religious power, and what it means for believers today, this video will challenge, inform, and inspire you to look deeper.

Cartoon-style graphic of a gray-haired man in a suit and tie, looking surprised between the bold words “SATURDAY” on the left and “SUNDAY” on the right, with a white dome silhouette on a green background and large caption text at the bottom asking, “WHO CHANGED THE SABBATH.”

Pastor Jose Gutierrez welcomes visitors to the church and introduces a sermon focused on biblical truth, emphasizing that many Christian traditions—especially changes to the Sabbath—come from human institutions rather than Scripture. He argues that prophecy in Daniel and Revelation predicts a power that would alter God’s law, claiming this was fulfilled historically through the Church of Rome. Throughout the message, he urges listeners to follow the Bible over tradition, remain faithful in the last days, and allow the Holy Spirit to reveal truth despite preconceived beliefs.

A stylized illustration featuring two main elements: a man in a suit with a surprised expression, and a silhouette of a person kneeling before a glowing cross. The cross radiates light, suggesting a spiritual or religious theme. Text in the image reads “PROMISES MADE, PROMISES BROKEN.” The contrast between the cartoon-style character and the illuminated cross evokes themes of broken commitments, faith, and accountability.

Guest speaker, Miguel Ascencio, urges the congregation to reflect on their faithfulness to God, contrasting worldly New Year’s resolutions with the deeper spiritual commitment Christians make—especially the vows taken at baptism. He emphasizes that God is always faithful to His promises, while humans often break theirs, and uses biblical examples like Ananias and Sapphira and Noah to illustrate the seriousness of keeping commitments to God. Ultimately, he calls the church to renewed obedience, service, and spiritual responsibility in the coming year, encouraging members to recommit themselves to God’s will and to support one another in faith.

An illustrated scene featuring two characters against a starry cosmic background. On the left, an elderly woman dressed as a fortune teller holds tarot cards and a glowing crystal ball. On the right, a man in a suit and tie stands with a serious expression, suggesting skepticism. Text reads “CAN THE DEAD COMMUNICATE WITH THE LIVING.” The image contrasts mystical beliefs with scientific doubt in a visually dramatic setting

Pastor Gutierrez answers the questions if the dead can communicate with the living using Scripture for the answer.

Digitally illustrated elderly woman with curly gray hair wearing a formal lace-detailed dress with sheer sleeves, standing beside bold white text reading “THE Battle.” Below the text, a white boxing glove labeled “Spirit” and a red glove labeled “Flesh” face each other in a symbolic clash, visually representing internal conflict between spiritual and physical desires.

Guest speaker, Leslie Carrasco, talks about her Sabbath message titled “The Battle”, which emphasizes the reality of spiritual warfare in the Christian life. She begins by framing the message around Romans 8, affirming that nothing can separate believers from God despite the forces that attempt to do so. She explains the concept of “macro” and “micro” perspectives: the larger cosmic struggle between good and evil, and the personal battles within each believer. The sermon underscores that this conflict is not symbolic but real, global, and unavoidable, with Satan portrayed as a relentless enemy who fights unfairly and seeks to turn faithful followers into traitors. Despite the seriousness of the battle, hope is found in Jesus Christ, the undefeated Commander-in-Chief, who has already secured victory through His death and resurrection.

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