We journey deep into the heart of the resurrection story, not just as tradition, but as a living encounter with the risen Christ. In "I Will Rise," we revisit the powerful words of Luke 24:4-8 and explore the profound meaning of resurrection through the eyes of Mary Magdalene. Through imagination, prayer, and scripture, we experience the dust, the culture, and the wonder of that first Easter morning. Why are we seeking the living among the dead? He is not here—He is risen! Let this truth ignite hope, faith, and new life in your spirit today.

In a world where identity is increasingly shaped by external influences rather than by family, the role of fathers has never been more critical. This sermon explores the silent tension that often fractures foundational family relationships, leading children to seek belonging in the wrong places. Drawing parallels between earthly fathers and our Heavenly Father, we are reminded that true identity must be rooted in God. Through personal stories and Biblical insights, this message highlights how a father’s actions can either strengthen or shatter a child's sense of self. It's a call for fathers to rebuild, restore, and realign foundations with love, wisdom, and grace.

On the Day of Pentecost, as the Holy Spirit was poured out, Peter boldly proclaimed the fulfillment of Joel’s prophecy: "In the last days, God says, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy..." (Acts 2:17).
This message celebrates the powerful truth that women are not sidelined in God's move—they are co-heirs of the promise, anointed and appointed to speak His word. In the Kingdom, daughters stand alongside sons, filled with the Spirit, declaring His heart and advancing His purposes.
The Spirit is still falling—and the daughters will prophesy!

In this powerful message, we journey into the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, a moment of prophetic fulfillment, passionate worship, and divine confrontation. As the crowd shouted praises and laid their cloaks before the King, the Pharisees demanded silence. But Jesus responded, “If they keep quiet, the stones will cry out!” (Luke 19:40)

This sermon is a bold call to lift our voices in unashamed worship and unwavering declaration of who Jesus is. When the world tells us to be quiet, we respond: “I refuse to be silent!” Let everything within you rise and glorify the King!