In today's message, Pastor Jonge Tate explored the unshakeable kingdom we possess through Christ, as detailed in Hebrews. He emphasized the importance of discipline as a necessary component of God’s love, urging the congregation to focus on their marathon of faith without getting entangled in worldly distractions. By contrasting the terror of Mount Sinai with the grace of Mount Zion, he reminded everyone that our relationship with God is based on love and gratitude, not fear. The pastor concluded by encouraging everyone to express thankfulness and serve God with reverence, emphasizing that true strength in our spiritual journey is rooted in grace and community.

This week Pastor Philip shares his experiences of running marathons to illustrate the parallels between physical and spiritual endurance. He emphasizes that faith is like a marathon, requiring commitment, help, and perseverance, especially when we encounter obstacles or "walls." By looking to Jesus, who is our ultimate source of strength and encouragement, we can lay aside burdens and run our race effectively.