Jesus is the light of the world who brings life, healing, and direction, and His light continues to advance through those who follow Him.

God specializes in miracles for unlikely people who surrender to His Word and trust Him completely.

God gave the greatest gift in Jesus, and like the shepherds, we are called to share this good news with urgency, joy, and compassion.

This message invites us to see communion as a joyful thanksgiving feast where we gratefully remember the costly sacrifice of Jesus, receive forgiveness and freedom, embrace our new identity in God’s family, and look forward with hope to His return.

Believers are called to urgently participate in God’s mission by opening their lives to others, reflecting God’s grace, and actively reconciling people to Him.

True freedom comes when we stop pretending, remove our masks, and let God heal the real us.

Jesus, the Bread of Life, is the essential source of spiritual sustenance, support, and lasting fulfillment that no worldly substitute can satisfy.

In his sermon, Pastor Daniel challenges the congregation to choose between serving God or false idols, emphasizing the need for true commitment and renewal of faith as illustrated by the story of Elijah on Mount Carmel.

To embody the mindset of Christ, we must practice unity and humility, acknowledging that true greatness in God's kingdom comes from lowering ourselves and serving others.