In this Good Friday message, Pastor John reflects on Jesus’ seventh last saying: “Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit.” Drawing from Luke 23:44–46, he highlights the darkness, the torn veil, and the public nature of Christ’s death. Jesus’ final cry becomes both a declaration and a lesson, pointing believers toward new life in His name. The message challenges listeners to consider their own “public declaration” and “public death,” calling them to die daily to old lifestyles and embrace the renewal, hope, access, and restoration God provides through Jesus' death and resurrection.

This sermon, “I’m Forgiven,” explores Jesus’ teaching on forgiveness in Matthew 18 and the transforming power of God’s mercy. We are reminded that our debt of sin was one we could never pay, yet God, moved with compassion, released us through Christ’s sacrifice. Pastor John teaches that remembering we are forgiven leads to true conversion, shaping how we treat others with grace instead of judgment. Through the parable of the unforgiving servant, we learn that forgiveness frees both the giver and receiver, opening the door to love, healing, and a renewed life in Christ.

“Learning To Be Great” explores Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 18 and 20 on what true greatness looks like in God’s kingdom. Pastor John contrasts our obsession with “who is the greatest” against the quieter question of what it costs to become great. The message argues that greatness begins with conversion—being born again—and continues through sacrifice, suffering, and submission to God’s will. Using everyday examples, sports analogies, and Jesus’ words, the message reminds us that titles and recognition belong to God, and that whoever desires to be great must become a servant, following the example of Christ.