In this message, Pastor Evan Gilbert teaches on what it means to be “one who wrestles with God”—not as rebellion, but as relationship.

From Jacob’s encounter in Genesis 32 to Moses’ intercession in Exodus 32, this sermon shows how God doesn’t want robotic servants who stay distant and silent—He wants sons and daughters who draw near, bring their questions, process their pain with Him, and refuse to let go until they’re blessed.

If you’ve been frustrated, disappointed, or you feel like you’ve lost hope, this message will stir you to stop running, stop shutting down, and step back into honest, honoring engagement with your Father—because you can’t wrestle with God without getting close to Him.

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In this message, Pastor Lucas Teo challenges us to move beyond survival and success into a life of true meaning—found only through radical obedience to God.

Through the story of Abraham in Genesis 12, we are reminded that obedience begins where control ends. God doesn’t always give us a map—He gives us a compass. When we step into the unknown and remain surrendered to His voice, we discover our purpose and unlock generational impact.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in comfort, chasing success yet sensing there is more, this message will encourage you to trust God fully and live a life of meaning.

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In this message, Ethan Gilbert shares on Jesus’ “new commandment” — that we would love one another as He has loved us.

Using the story of Luca as a powerful illustration of sacrificial friendship, this sermon unpacks the biblical definition of love — not as a feeling or preference, but as sacrifice. From 1 John 4 to John 13 and Luke 15, we see that love is laying down our lives, our comfort, our dreams, and even our reputation for the sake of another.

Ethan reminds us that we were created for love — to receive it from the Father and to give it freely. Because God first loved us, we are secure enough to go low, to serve, to forgive, and to put others first. When we truly understand that “all that is Mine is yours,” we are freed from self-preservation and empowered to love boldly.

Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by their love. This message calls us back to that simple but weighty command — to love as He loved.

If you’ve struggled with selfishness, comparison, insecurity, or self-preservation, this sermon will challenge and encourage you to rest in the Father’s love and live sacrificially.

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