Sermons

“An older adult with curly gray hair stands smiling with arms crossed, wearing a dark shirt and patterned shawl. Behind them is a blurred group of people. Text on the image reads ‘The Call to Be Holy.’”

In this powerful session, Leslie Carrasco shakes up her usual format to let scripture speak directly about the overwhelming and awe-inspiring holiness of God. By examining biblical accounts—from Moses at the burning bush to John’s visions in Revelation—she illustrates how encountering true holiness naturally drives humanity to profound reverence and worship. Ultimately, viewers are challenged to embrace the biblical call to be holy as God is holy, a transformative journey made possible only through the intervention of Jesus Christ.

A cartoon-style illustration shows a man standing at a fork in the road beneath the question “What do you value most?” The left path leads toward a dark landscape filled with gold coins, houses, electronics, and a sign labeled “Earthly Treasure.” The right path leads toward a bright hill with a glowing cross and a sign labeled “Kingdom First.”

In this powerful sermon, Randy Warketin explores the deeper meaning of the Parable of the Ten Virgins and what it truly means to be prepared for the return of Christ. Drawing from current global events and the book Planet in Distress, he highlights why it is not the “what” but the “who” that matters as we navigate the end of time. You will learn the vital distinction between the lamps of the Word and the oil of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that our spiritual vessels must be filled before the “door is shut”. Join us for this urgent call to seek a personal relationship with Jesus today while the time of probation remains

A cartoon-style illustration shows a man standing at a fork in the road beneath the question “What do you value most?” The left path leads toward a dark landscape filled with gold coins, houses, electronics, and a sign labeled “Earthly Treasure.” The right path leads toward a bright hill with a glowing cross and a sign labeled “Kingdom First.”

In this sermon, Miguel Ascencio calls believers to examine their spiritual foundations, urging them to build upon the rock of Jesus Christ rather than the “sandy soil” of social media, human ideas, and modern distractions. He emphasizes that true faith is a “living word” expressed through action and a “kingdom-first” lifestyle, warning that works without faith are ultimately dead. By exploring the parable of the rich fool, Ascencio highlights that anything held above God becomes an idol, and he invites the church to develop a resilient faith to navigate the unprecedented times of trouble ahead.

A digitally illustrated scene shows two people on a dirt path at sunset. In the foreground, a man in a red jacket and green pants walks forward while holding a rope tied around the neck of an older man who is crawling behind him. The older man wears torn clothing and appears exhausted. The background features rolling hills and a dramatic orange sky. Large white text across the image reads, “THE OLD MAN MUST DIE.”

In this sermon, Christian Ascencio explores Colossians 3 to explain why followers of Christ must let their “old man” die. He highlights that while it is often easy to worship God, believers frequently struggle to truly love their neighbors and break free from worldly idols. By putting on a “new man” rooted in God’s perfect love, we can leave behind our past burdens and develop a deeper, personal experience with Jesus. Ultimately, he challenges listeners to cut ties with their former selves so they can become a shining light for a lost and confused world.

A dark, cracked stone spiral staircase descends into darkness. At the top, bold text reads “The 4 Steps to Falling Away,” with “To Falling Away” highlighted in yellow. Below it, four words appear: “Rationalize. Spiritualize. Compromise. Apostatize.”

Join guest speaker Elder Randy Warketin as he explores the subtle, often unseen choices that lead believers to abandon their faith. By examining biblical figures like King Saul and pioneers of the church, he breaks down the tragic four-step staircase to apostasy: rationalize, spiritualize, compromise, and apostatize. Ultimately, this message offers profound hope, reminding us that Jesus provides the strength to keep us from falling and the grace to forgive when we stumble.

A man in a white hooded robe stands in the foreground, hands clasped. Behind him, four horsemen ride through a fiery, smoke‑filled landscape. One rider is skeletal and carries a scythe, another wears red and holds a sword, a third rides a white horse with a crown and bow, and the fourth rides a dark horse holding a set of scales. Large white text at the bottom reads “THE FOUR HORSEMEN.”

Pastor Jose Gutierrez delivers a powerful and eye‑opening message on the Four Horsemen of Revelation, tracing how each rider symbolizes a defining era in Christian history—from apostolic purity to persecution, compromise, and spiritual decline. Drawing directly from Scripture, he shows how the white, red, black, and pale horses reveal the church’s journey and the enemy’s strategies, reminding us that “the Word of God is life” and that truth always rises again. Through vivid historical examples and prophetic insight, Pastor Gutierrez calls today’s believers to stand firm, reject compromise, and return to the pure faith that once “swept over the world, conquering with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.” This is a stirring, hope‑filled message that urges every listener to anchor their life in Scripture and prepare for the soon coming of Christ.

An illustrated apocalyptic scene showing a fiery explosion in the sky with debris shooting outward. In the foreground, three serious‑looking individuals are depicted in stylized portraits. Bold text at the top reads “THE BATTLE OF ARMAGEDDON.” The overall design conveys an intense, dramatic end‑times theme.

Pastor Jose Gutierrez delivers a powerful and eye‑opening message on the true biblical meaning of Armageddon, cutting through modern confusion with Scripture alone. Drawing from Revelation, history, and the story of ancient Babylon, he reveals how the final battle is a global spiritual conflict—not a political one. With clarity, conviction, and a call to deeper study, Pastor Gutierrez reminds us that God expects His people to understand prophecy, not fear it. This sermon invites every listener to stand firmly on the Word and prepare for the ultimate triumph of Christ over evil.

“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.’”

Guest Speaker Randy Warketin delivers a powerful, eye‑opening message that connects current events with the prophetic warnings of Scripture. His sermon challenges listeners to stay spiritually awake, discern deception, and anchor their faith firmly in Christ as the world shifts around us. Come ready to be stirred, grounded, and reminded of the hope and clarity God provides in turbulent times.

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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.