April 14, 2019 • 5:30 pm

A Look at the Cross

Scripture: Luke 23:32–38

Speaker: Pastor Miguel Betancourt II

Series: Palm Sunday

Synopsis: Passion week climaxes with the crucifixion of Christ. The cross of Christ is not only the central fact of history, but it is also the central theme of Scripture. That being the case, we should not be surprised that Hebrews 12:1 admonishes us to "look unto Jesus...who endured the cross." It is good for saved sinners to look at the Cross in order that our love, appreciation and gratitude might be rekindled. It is good for unsaved sinners to look at the cross so the sight of the sacrificial Lamb of God might rescue their souls from sin's penalty. As we look tonight at Luke 23, there are four things we need to see as we "Look at the Cross."

April 14, 2019 • 11:00 am

The Character and Coming of the King

Scripture: Matthew 21:1–11

Speaker: Pastor Miguel Betancourt II

Series: Palm Sunday

Synopsis: Matthew 21:10b asks a thought-provoking question about Christ to which we must all give answer: "Who is this?" Your view of Christ directly impacts/shapes how you live life and what you do with and do for Christ. On that first Palm Sunday long ago, our text introduces us to "The Character and Coming of the King." Here are three important lessons we should learn from our text today.

April 7, 2019 • 5:30 pm

The New Jerusalem: A Prepared Place, Part 1

Scripture: Revelation 21:2, Revelation 21:9–21

Speaker: Pastor Miguel Betancourt II

Series: Heaven: Land of the Free and Home of the Saved

Synopsis: The detailed description of the New Jerusalem in Revelation 21 led one scholar to call this holy city, "The Crown Jewel of the New Heaven and New Earth." Is this a literal place or a symbolic place? What is it like? This message is part 1 of a study on the New Jerusalem, the City of God that has been prepared for all those who are born-again.

April 7, 2019 • 11:00 am

Gaius: Walking in the Truth

Scripture: 3 John 1:3–4

Speaker: Pastor Miguel Betancourt II

Series: The Epistles of John: Fellowship Provided, Possessed and Protected

Synopsis: Identifying this man named Gaius is not as important as identifying the reasons for John's commendation of his life mentioned in vv. 1-8. Gaius' life was characterized by four qualities that each of us would do well to imitate today. This message covers just one of those qualities--walking in the truth.

March 31, 2019 • 5:30 pm

Heaven: A Place of Perfection

Scripture: Hebrews 12:22–24, Revelation 7:11–17, Revelation 21:27

Speaker: Pastor Miguel Betancourt II

Series: Heaven: Land of the Free and Home of the Saved

Synopsis: The good news of the Bible is that Heaven is a real place, a perfect place, because God is there. Tonight we note seven characteristics about this prepared place for a prepared people. Has God qualified you for entrance there?

March 31, 2019 • 11:00 am

Which Role Model?

Scripture: 3 John 1:11

Speaker: Pastor Miguel Betancourt II

Series: The Epistles of John: Fellowship Provided, Possessed and Protected

Synopsis: In this shortest of all NT books, the last surviving member of the original twelve disciples whom Jesus personally handpicked and trained for gospel ministry, delivers only one command in his letter to Gaius. Its message can be summarized this way: the person you choose as your role model and after whom you pattern your life, must possess and display Christ-like character since one's testimony is critically important!

March 24, 2019 • 5:30 pm

How to Change, Part 2

Scripture: 2 Corinthians 3:18

Speaker: Pastor Miguel Betancourt II

Series: The Arrival of Revival

Synopsis: In part 2 of "How to Change" we zero in on a particular part of v. 18 that helps us better understand the two components of change: "the glory of the Lord" and what it means to "behold...the glory of the Lord." Dr. Jim Berg's illustration of a sun tan helps us to visualize exactly what it means to give ourselves increased exposure to God's truth.

March 24, 2019 • 11:00 am

How to Change, Part 1

Scripture: 2 Corinthians 3:12–18

Speaker: Pastor Miguel Betancourt II

Series: The Arrival of Revival

Synopsis: How does biblical change take place? In this follow up message following our week of Revival meetings, it is important to remember that a decision to change a particular aspect of your life so that you start honoring God in that area, is only the beginning and not the end of your responsibility to change. Our text of Scripture presents hope and a clearly marked pathway for meaningful and substantial change in Christ-likeness.

March 21, 2019 • 7:00 pm

Protect the Home

Scripture: Genesis 2:15—3:1, Ephesians 5:18–33

Speaker: Evangelist Dr. Morris Gleiser

Series: 2019 Revival Meetings with Morris Gleiser

Synopsis: Marriage is not a contract; it's a covenant. Satan is the big disrupter of a happy, holy, heavenly home. Are you just existing in your home or are enjoying it as a taste of Heaven? What is God's design for marriage? What are His directives? Find out from God's Word in this message!

March 20, 2019 • 7:00 pm

A Portrait of Christ

Scripture: Genesis 39:1–10

Speaker: Evangelist Dr. Morris Gleiser

Series: 2019 Revival Meetings with Morris Gleiser

Synopsis: When others or even the unsaved look at your life, can they see there is something different about you? Can they tell the LORD is with you? Do they see Jesus in you? Here are two key evidences that made Joseph stand out in such a distinct manner. They are the same two we must have as well!

March 19, 2019 • 7:00 pm

Revival of Prayer

Scripture: Luke 11:1–13

Speaker: Evangelist Dr. Morris Gleiser

Series: 2019 Revival Meetings with Morris Gleiser

Synopsis: ​When you pray, do you recognize His nature? Rest in His nurture? Request with Nerve? Here's truth from God's Word to revolutionize your perspective in prayer!

March 18, 2019 • 7:00 pm

Do You Really Love Jesus?

Scripture: John 21:1–17

Speaker: Evangelist Dr. Morris Gleiser

Series: 2019 Revival Meetings with Morris Gleiser

Synopsis: Jesus asked Peter the penetrating question, "Lovest thou me more than these?" Like Peter, many would say "Yes, of course!" But then Peter was asked the same question two more times. What was purpose the Lord Jesus had in mind in questioning Peter? Here are three answers that explain the reason.