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Habakkuk 1:1-11 - Walking By Faith in a Fallen World - Pastor John Weigle

This sermon examines the political opposition faced by the Jews in Ezra 4, framing it as a manifestation of Satan's ongoing strategy to hinder God's redemptive work through false accusations and legislative pressure. The text highlights the theological theme of exile and exodus, connecting the restoration of Jerusalem to the ultimate restoration found in Jesus Christ, who is the eternal Son patterned in humanity. By analyzing the historical letter to King Artaxerxes, the message reveals that believers are in union with Christ, meaning they share in His sufferings and false accusations while also participating in His glory. The preacher urges the congregation to expect such opposition as a sign of genuine engagement in kingdom work, calling them to respond with boldness and joy rather than fear. Ultimately, the sermon encourages believers to stand firm in the gospel, trusting that God will sustain them against worldly pressures and that their perseverance will lead to the glorification of Christ.

John 1:1-13 - The Word Deified, Testified, Denied, and Magnified - Pastor Josiah Espinoza

Romans 12:3-8 - Every Member Ministry - Reboot - Stephen Feinstein

Questions posed by the congregation to the pastors on various biblical topics' and answered by the pastors in real time.

John 21:15-19 - Restored Not Condemned - Pastor Steven Fresquez

Psalm 23, The Shepard is Emmanuel

Beware of False Teachers in the Church 2 Peter 2: 10b-22 Anthony Pence

Nehemiah 4:9-23 - Building Together: One Mission, One People Check out this link for the Tuesday night study: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt88vstr9UA&list=PLPwoFK1MBpm6yfpIJk-U2heaFAqbbC805&index=17

Numbers 21:4-9 - Look and Live - Steven Fresquez

Teaching about what Jesus says about divorce Matthew 19:1-12

Q and A

colossians 3:1-4 Focused on Christ: Seek the Things Above - Steve Fresquez

Matthew 18:21-35 - Grace Received, Grace Required - Pastor Stephen Feinstein

The sermon argues that church discipline is a necessary expression of love required to maintain the purity and health of the Christian community. Drawing primarily from Matthew 18:15-20, it outlines a four-stage process for addressing sin, beginning with private confrontation and escalating to public accountability and excommunication if repentance is refused. The preacher emphasizes that this difficult task is grounded in Jesus' example of humility and sacrificial love, aiming ultimately to win back the wandering believer rather than to condemn them. By following this biblical protocol, the church demonstrates its credibility and protects itself from the spread of unholiness. The message concludes with a call to obedience and an invitation for unbelievers to find hope in Christ's atoning work.