What if the very thing that wounded you… is the thing God wants to use to transform you?

In this message, Ptr. Ian walks through the powerful story of Jacob wrestling with God in Genesis 32. From the confrontation in the dark, to the breaking of what Jacob leaned on, to the blessing that came through surrender, this isn’t just a story about Jacob. It’s a story about all of us.

If you’ve ever found yourself wrestling… limping… or wondering where God is in the struggle, this is for you.

You’ve crossed the stage. You’ve thrown the cap. But now what?

In this timely and encouraging message, Pastor Wendell delivers the kind of pep talk every graduate needs—one that goes deeper than hype and speaks to the heart. Whether you're stepping into college, a career, or the unknown, this message will remind you that you’re not alone, you’re not disqualified, and you’re not done yet.

Tune in for real talk, biblical truth, and a powerful reminder: God doesn’t just call the qualified—He qualifies the called.

Why do we still struggle with sin—even after coming to Christ? In this honest and hope-filled message from Romans 7:7–25, we step into the tension of the Christian life: the ongoing battle between the flesh and the Spirit. The Apostle Paul doesn’t hold back—he shares the raw reality of wanting to do what’s right but constantly falling short. Sound familiar?

This sermon reminds us that the struggle doesn’t mean failure—it means you’re alive. And more importantly, you’re not alone. Jesus is with you in the fight, and He’s already won the war.

In this powerful message, we explore what it truly means to be dead to sin—and why that’s only half the story. Through Romans 7:1–6, we discover that in Christ, we’re not just freed from the old life… we’re joined to a new one. We’ve died to the law, but we’ve been raised for something greater: to belong to Jesus and bear fruit for God. This sermon unpacks the freedom, purpose, and transformation that come when we realize we’re not just free from something—we’re free for something.

In this powerful continuation through Romans 6, Ptr. Wendell unpacks what it means to no longer let sin reign in our bodies—but to offer every part of ourselves to God as instruments of righteousness. What does it truly mean to be free from sin but enslaved to God? How does grace empower us not to live carelessly, but victoriously? This message challenges and equips believers to live fully surrendered lives, not under law but under grace—transformed from the inside out.

Let this message stir your heart and renew your mind.

In this special Mother’s Day message, Pastor Ian reminds us that the faithful, often unseen work of motherhood is never wasted in God’s hands. Through the example of Timothy’s mother and grandmother, we see how presence, prayer, and trust can leave a legacy that outlasts a lifetime. Whether you're a mom in the thick of raising children or simply someone wondering if your quiet faithfulness matters—this message is for you.

Scriptures: 2 Timothy 1:5, 3:14–15; Philippians 1:6

Listen in and be reminded:
You’re doing more than you think.

What does God’s grace really do in the life of a believer? In this powerful message from Romans 6:1–10, Pastor Ian unpacks the life-altering truth that grace doesn’t give us permission to stay in sin — it gives us power to live free from it. Through a passionate and relatable look at Paul’s teaching, we discover that in Christ, the old self is dead, sin has lost its grip, and we now walk in resurrection power. Grace doesn’t help you behave — it raises a brand-new you.

In this timely and powerful message, Ptr. Wendell unpacks the critical role of prayer in our decision-making—especially when it comes to voting. With wisdom rooted in Scripture and a heart for godly discernment, this sermon challenges believers to seek God's will above all else in a world full of opinions and politics. Whether you're preparing for an election or just navigating everyday choices, this message will remind you that the most important vote you can cast is the one you bring before God in prayer.