This Sunday, Dan emphasizes the importance of making a decision about following Jesus in his sermon on the ending of the Sermon on the Mount. He presents contrasting choices, such as the narrow and wide gates, good and bad trees, and wise and foolish builders, urging listeners to examine their own lives and the foundation upon which they are building. Dan, highlights that true discipleship involves not just hearing God's Word but obeying it, as this determines the outcome when storms of life come. Ultimately, he calls for self-examination and surrender to Christ, reminding everyone that life's choices lead to eternal consequences.

This Sunday, Jonge emphasized the importance of focusing on the Kingdom of God as an antidote to anxiety. He referenced Matthew 6, highlighting that worry stems from a lack of trust in God's provision and encourages the congregation to seek God's righteousness above all else. Additionally, he reminded the church to not fret about the future, as tomorrow has its own challenges, and urged them to live fully in the present. Using the example of George Mueller, Jonge illustrated how faith and reliance on God can lead to extraordinary provision and peace in times of need.

This Sunday, Josh emphasizes the call for believers to go beyond mere membership and become true disciples of Christ, who received the Great Commission to make disciples and spread God's love. He urges the congregation to value eternal treasures over earthly possessions, illustrating this with personal stories and Scripture. Josh highlights the importance of focusing on what lasts, strengthening one's spiritual vision, and serving a worthy master, stressing that true fulfillment comes from seeking God's kingdom rather than worldly gains. Ultimately, Josh challenges each individual to reflect on their priorities and be willing to step out in faith to follow God's call.