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“This parable isn’t a guilt trip. It’s an invitation to join the master in building his kingdom.” Sermon Title: Parable of the Talents Preacher: Pastor Jake Hunt Bible Passage: Matthew 25:14–30 Translator: Martin Štepanenko

This Sunday, Pastor Jake will preach on Matthew 24:36-51, where Jesus teaches that no one knows the day or hour of His return, only the Father. He compares His coming to the days of Noah—unexpected and sudden. He urges readiness, as the faithful servant will be rewarded, but the unfaithful will face judgment for their negligence. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Matthew 24:36-51 Translator: Pavel Kasík

This Sunday, we will explore Matthew 24:1–14, where Jesus warns of coming trials—false messiahs, wars, disasters, and persecution. He urges His followers to stand firm in faith. These events are the beginning of birth pains, and the gospel must be preached to all nations before the end comes. Sermon Title: Signs of the Close of the Age Preacher: Pastor Jake Hunt Bible Passage: Matthew 24: 1-14 Translator: Klara Haas

This Sunday we will explore Psalm 27, which expresses trust in God as light, salvation, and protector. The psalmist seeks God's presence, desires to dwell in His house, and asks for guidance. Despite adversity, it ends with a call to wait on the Lord with courage and unwavering faith. Preacher: Matthew M. Passage: Psalm 27

This Sunday, we will enclose our series on Ten Commandments with a passage from Exodus 20:17 where we are warned against coveting - not just outward actions, but the inner restlessness that envies what others have. The commandment shows that sin begins in the heart, but through Christ we are invited into a life of gratitude and freedom. Instead of asking, “Why them, not me?” the gospel teaches us to say, “Thank You, Lord, for what I have.” True contentment comes not from having more, but from knowing we already have enough in Him. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Exodus 20:17 Translator: Klára Haas

This Sunday, Pastor Jake will lead us through Exodus 20:16, where we’ll explore the commandment not to give false testimony against others. This passage emphasizes the importance of honesty and integrity, especially in legal and personal matters, and reminds us that truthfulness is essential for justice and maintaining trust in our relationships and society. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Exodus 20:16 Translator: Adam Hlávka

This Sunday, we will look into Exodus 20:15, where God commands us not to steal. This verse calls us to respect the property, rights, and dignity of others. It teaches that taking what does not belong to us—whether possessions, time, or trust—is wrong and harms both individuals and community relationships. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Exodus 20:15 Translator: Pavel Kasik

This Sunday, Pastor Jake will guide us through the seventh commandment, which emphasizes the importance of marital faithfulness. Exodus 20:14 states, "You shall not commit adultery." This commandment upholds the sanctity of marriage and promotes trust, integrity, and respect within relationships and the broader community. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Exodus 20:14 Translator: Ondrej Pavela

This Sunday, Pastor Jake will preach on Exodus 20:13, where God commands us not to murder. This commandment forbids the intentional taking of innocent human life. It emphasizes the value of every person and calls us to respect and protect life as a sacred gift from God. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Exodus 20:13 Translator: Klára Haas

Celebrate Easter Sunday with us in this uplifting podcast, recorded live during our joint Easter service. This episode captures the joy, hope, and renewal that Easter represents. Listen as we revisit highlights from the service, reflect on the core message of resurrection, and hear personal stories from members of both congregations. Whether you were with us in person or are tuning in from afar, this episode invites you to share in the celebration and meaning of Easter. Preacher: Jake Hunt Translator: Klára Haas

Today we reflect on the meaning and experience of Good Friday through the lens of our recent service in collaboration with DoSlova church and Network Praha. Join us as we discuss the unique elements of the service, the themes that resonated with our communities, and the significance of coming together for this important day in the Christian calendar. Whether you attended the service or are curious to learn more about how these two churches celebrated Good Friday, this episode offers insights, personal reflections, and a behind-the-scenes look at how faith can unite and inspire. Tune in to hear from pastors, participants, and organizers as they share their perspectives on the message of hope and sacrifice at the heart of Easter.

This Sunday, we will look into Exodus 20:12, which instructs, "Honor your father and your mother, so that you may live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you." This command emphasizes the importance of respecting and honoring one's parents. It is connected to the promise of prosperity and long life in the land God is giving to the Israelites, highlighting the foundational role of family relationships in society. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Exodus 20:12 Translator: Martin Stepanenko

This Sunday, Pastor Jake will preach from Exodus 20:8-11, where God commands the Israelites to remember and keep the Sabbath day holy. It instructs them to work for six days, but the seventh day is a day of rest dedicated to the Lord. No work is to be done on this day, including by servants, animals, or foreigners. The command emphasizes rest for everyone, reflecting God's example in creation. God created the heavens, earth, and all that is in them in six days and rested on the seventh. Therefore, God blessed and sanctified the Sabbath, making it a holy day for all to observe. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Exodus 20:8-11 Translator: Adam Hlávka

As we continue our exploration of the Ten Commandments, let’s take a closer look at verse 7 of chapter 20, which stresses the importance of honoring and respecting God’s name. It forbids using God’s name in vain, which includes any careless, irreverent, or disrespectful use. The verse also warns that those who misuse His name will not be excused or go unpunished. It reminds us of the holiness of God’s name and the reverence we should show toward it. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Exodus 20:7 Translator: Klára Haas

This Sunday, we will look into Exodus 20:4-6, where God forbids making or worshiping idols, emphasizing that He is a jealous God who punishes those who hate Him, extending judgment to the third and fourth generations. However, He shows love and mercy to thousands of generations of those who love Him and keep His commandments. These verses highlight the consequences of idolatry and the reward of faithfulness to God. Preacher: Jake Hunt Passage: Exodus 20:4-6 Translator: Ondřej Pavela