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Vision Sunday | Pastor Joseph Nieves

EPISODE · Nov 30, 2025 · 30 MIN

Vision Sunday | Pastor Joseph Nieves

from Transformation Church · host Pastor Joseph Nieves

On Vision Sunday, we celebrated 81 years of God’s faithfulness at Transformation Church and looked ahead to the future He is calling us into. Reflecting on Isaiah 54, Pastor Joe reminded us that now is the time to enlarge, lengthen, strengthen, and stretch—expanding our space, extending our reach, deepening our roots, and growing our faith. From building expansion plans, to the launch of TC Español, to new ministry growth and leadership development, 2026 will be a year to accelerate. God is giving us a small window to prepare for a big move, and as we pray, give, and step out in faith, we believe He will bring accelerated growth, salvations, and influence for His kingdom.

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