Philemon 1:12 reveals the gospels power to restore relationships as Paul sends Onesimus, calling him ‘my very heart’.
In Christ We Are Useful
Through the transforming power of Jesus Christ, those who were once living for themselves become useful servants in God’s Kingdom, equipped for His purposes and glory.
Prayer and Contentment In The Lord
True contentment is found in seeking Christ through prayer and growing deeper in the knowledge of Him. Seek the Holy Spirit’s wisdom and revelation and find joy in the spiritual riches and peace we have in Christ Jesus.
Philemon – Gospel Reconciliation
The introduction of Philemon shows the heart of the gospel through grace, love, and reconciliation. Paul asks Philemon to welcome Onesimus back as a brother in Christ, not just a servant. This letter reminds us that the gospel restores relationships and brings unity through forgiveness.
The Disastrous Danger of Denying Christ – and the Greater Grace of Christ
Join us, as guest speaker, Stanley Soman teaches from Matthew 26 on Peter’s three denials of Jesus, showing how quickly fear of people can overwhelm even strong faith. The message traces Peter’s failure, his deep repentance, and the painful reality of denying Christ under pressure. But it ultimately points to the hope of the gospel—Jesus meets brokenness with mercy, restores the repentant, and remains faithful even when we fail.
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