The Narrow Way Church Podcast

Main Passage: John 14:26In a world that is growing increasingly difficult, how do we remain strong in our faith? In this message, we are reminded of the vital role of the Holy Spirit—our Helper and Comforter—who teaches us, guides us, and keeps us aligned with Christ in every season.Through Scripture, this message highlights the importance of not becoming spiritually complacent, but instead staying sensitive to the Holy Spirit. We are challenged to walk in the Spirit daily, remain humble, and resist the pull of the flesh, especially in times of spiritual battle.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we learn to depend on the Holy Spirit, stand firm in the “evil day,” and live as true representatives of God’s Kingdom in a world that needs His light.En un mundo cada vez más difícil, ¿cómo podemos permanecer firmes en nuestra fe? En este mensaje se nos recuerda el papel vital del Espíritu Santo—nuestro Consolador y Ayudador—quien nos enseña, nos guía y nos mantiene alineados con Cristo en cada temporada de la vida.A través de las Escrituras, este mensaje resalta la importancia de no caer en la complacencia espiritual, sino de mantenernos sensibles a la voz del Espíritu Santo. Se nos desafía a caminar diariamente en el Espíritu, permanecer en humildad y resistir los deseos de la carne, especialmente en tiempos de batalla espiritual.Únete a nosotros en La Iglesia el Camino Angosto mientras aprendemos a depender del Espíritu Santo, a permanecer firmes en el “día malo” y a vivir como verdaderos representantes del Reino de Dios en un mundo que necesita Su luz.

Main Passage: 1 Peter 2:1-3Spiritual growth doesn’t happen by accident—it requires intention and commitment. In this message, Pastor Solange reminds us that growth is not optional in the Christian life—it is essential. Just as physical growth is expected, God desires that we grow spiritually by intentionally aligning our lives with His Word.Through 1 Peter 2, this message highlights three key steps to spiritual growth: putting off the old life, developing a deep hunger for God’s Word, and growing through obedience to it. We are challenged to examine the areas in our lives that may be hindering our growth and to make a conscious decision to pursue maturity in Christ.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we commit to growing in faith, becoming more like Jesus, and living out the Word of God with purpose and intention.

Main Passage: Amos 3:3What does it really mean to walk in agreement with God? In this message, Pastor Geblock teaches how agreement with God is essential to experiencing His presence, power, and blessing. Through Scripture, we see that it’s not enough to simply believe—we must live aligned with His will through obedience, faith, and humility.This message challenges us to examine our relationship with God, our unity as a church, and our relationships at home. When we are truly in agreement with Him, His power is released and His purpose is fulfilled in our lives.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we learn to walk in unity with God, living in the Spirit and in the power of agreement.¿Qué significa realmente caminar en acuerdo con Dios? En este mensaje, Pastor Geblock enseña cómo el acuerdo con Dios es esencial para experimentar Su presencia, poder y bendición. A través de las Escrituras, vemos que no basta con creer—debemos vivir alineados con Su voluntad, en obediencia, fe y humildad.Este mensaje nos desafía a examinar nuestra relación con Dios, nuestra unidad como iglesia y nuestras relaciones en el hogar. Cuando estamos en verdadero acuerdo con Él, Su poder se manifiesta y Su propósito se cumple en nuestras vidas.Únete a nosotros en La Iglesia el Camino Angosto mientras aprendemos a vivir en unidad con Dios, caminando en Su Espíritu y en el poder del acuerdo.

Main Passage: Leviticus 25:10In this message, we look at the Year of Jubilee and how it points to Jesus Christ as our true freedom, restoration, and new beginning. What was once a time of release and forgiveness in the Old Testament is revealed as a prophetic picture fulfilled in Christ.The sermon highlights God’s plan of redemption throughout Scripture, showing that in Jesus, lives are restored, captives are set free, and hope is made new.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we seek God’s purpose together and walk in the freedom found in Christ. Step into His promises and embrace the new beginning He has for you.En este mensaje, analizamos el Año del Jubileo y cómo apunta a Jesucristo como nuestra verdadera libertad, restauración y nuevo comienzo. Lo que en el Antiguo Testamento fue un tiempo de liberación y perdón, se revela como una profecía cumplida en Cristo.El sermón destaca el plan de redención de Dios a lo largo de las Escrituras, mostrando que en Jesús las vidas son restauradas, los cautivos son liberados y la esperanza renace.Únase a nosotros en la Iglesia El Camino Angosto mientras buscamos juntos el propósito de Dios y caminamos en la libertad que se encuentra en Cristo. Acepte sus promesas y abrace el nuevo comienzo que Él tiene para usted.

Main Passage: Matthew 7:15-20This sermon, titled “Satan’s Trojan Horse,” is delivered by Brother Danny and explores the theme of spiritual warfare through the ancient story of the Trojan Horse. Using this historical analogy, the message highlights how deception can appear harmless on the surface while carrying hidden spiritual danger within.The sermon challenges believers to develop discernment in what they allow into their hearts and minds, particularly through influences such as media, entertainment, technology, and teaching. Drawing on biblical passages about false prophets, spiritual armour, and standing firm in faith, Brother Danny encourages Christians to remain vigilant, grounded in Scripture, and aware of subtle forms of spiritual attack.Ultimately, this message is a call to awareness and resistance—urging believers to guard their lives, reject spiritual compromise, and stand firm in their identity and purpose in Christ.

Main Passage: Isaiah 41:10This powerful sermon brings a message of comfort, strength, and unwavering trust in God during seasons of fear and uncertainty. Brother Louis speaks to the reality of fear that many believers face—whether anxiety about the future, financial struggles, family concerns, or feelings of abandonment—and reminds us that God’s promises speak into every moment of weakness.This message challenges us to examine where we turn in times of trouble, and calls us back to the living God who is faithful, present, and powerful to save. With personal testimony and biblical truth, we are encouraged to let go of fear and fully trust in God’s presence and provision.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we are reminded to trust in God alone and hold firmly to His promise: “Do not fear, for I am with you.Este poderoso mensaje trae consuelo, fortaleza y confianza firme en Dios en tiempos de temor e incertidumbre. El Hermano Louis habla de la realidad del miedo que muchos creyentes enfrentan—ya sea ansiedad por el futuro, luchas financieras, preocupaciones familiares o sentimientos de abandono—y nos recuerda que las promesas de Dios hablan a cada momento de debilidad.Este mensaje nos desafía a examinar a dónde acudimos en tiempos de dificultad y nos llama de vuelta al Dios vivo, quien es fiel, presente y poderoso para salvar. Con testimonio personal y verdad bíblica, somos animados a dejar el miedo y confiar plenamente en la presencia y provisión de Dios.Únete a La Iglesia el Camino Angosto mientras somos recordados de confiar solo en Dios y aferrarnos a Su promesa: “No temas, porque yo estoy contigo.

Main Passage: Luke 17:11–19What does it mean to remember God’s goodness with gratitude? This powerful year-end message calls us to pause and reflect on the faithfulness of God throughout every season of our lives.Sister Solange shares the story of the ten lepers from Luke 17, highlighting the difference between receiving a blessing and truly living with a grateful heart. While all ten were healed, only one returned to give thanks—reminding us that gratitude is intentional and transformative.This message challenges us to reflect on where we turn in times of need, and to recognise not only what God has done, but also who He has used along the way. It is a call to remember, give thanks, and step into the new season with gratitude.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we reflect, give thanks, and enter the new year with grateful hearts before God.¿Qué significa recordar la bondad de Dios con gratitud? Este poderoso mensaje de fin de año nos llama a hacer una pausa y reflexionar sobre la fidelidad de Dios en cada temporada de nuestra vida.La Hermana Solange comparte la historia de los diez leprosos en Lucas 17, mostrando la diferencia entre recibir una bendición y vivir realmente con un corazón agradecido. Aunque los diez fueron sanados, solo uno regresó para dar gracias, recordándonos que la gratitud es intencional y transformadora.Este mensaje nos desafía a reflexionar a dónde acudimos en tiempos de necesidad, y a reconocer no solo lo que Dios ha hecho, sino también a quienes ha usado en el camino. Es un llamado a recordar, dar gracias y entrar a una nueva temporada con gratitud.Únete a La Iglesia el Camino Angosto mientras reflexionamos, damos gracias y entramos al nuevo año con corazones agradecidos delante de Dios.

Main Passage: Romans 12:1What does it really mean to live a life fully surrendered to God?” Pastor David unpacks what it means to present our bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God—our true and spiritual act of worship.This message challenges us to move beyond partial commitment and into a life of full surrender to Christ. True worship is not limited to church services, but is seen in a daily life of gratitude, obedience, and surrender. Because of God’s mercy toward us, we are called to give Him not just part of our lives, but everything.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we grow in a life of complete surrender, learning to lay everything down before God as our true act of worship.¿Qué significa realmente vivir una vida completamente rendida a Dios?” Pastor David nos enseña lo que significa presentar nuestros cuerpos como un sacrificio vivo, santo y agradable a Dios, que es nuestro verdadero acto de adoración espiritual.Este mensaje nos desafía a ir más allá de una entrega parcial y vivir una vida de completa rendición a Cristo. La verdadera adoración no se limita a los servicios en la iglesia, sino que se refleja en un estilo de vida diario de gratitud, obediencia y entrega. Por la misericordia de Dios hacia nosotros, estamos llamados a entregarle no solo una parte de nuestra vida, sino todo.Únete a La Iglesia el Camino Angosto mientras crecemos en una vida de completa rendición, aprendiendo a entregar todo a Dios como nuestro verdadero acto de adoración.

Main Passage: Proverbs 3:5-7What decision could truly change your life? Ps Domingo invites us to trust God fully instead of leaning on our own understanding.Through real-life struggles, personal reflections, and biblical moments like Moses at the Red Sea—alongside the powerful illustration of Charles Blondin—we are reminded that faith is more than belief; it is surrender. True trust means letting go of control, pride, and self-reliance, and choosing to follow God even when the path is unclear.This message encourages us to acknowledge God in every area of life, trusting that He will make our paths straight, provide in uncertainty, and lead us into His perfect will.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we learn what it means to place our full confidence in God and allow Him to guide every step of our journey.¿Qué decisión puede realmente cambiar tu vida? Ps Domingo nos invita a confiar plenamente en Dios en lugar de apoyarnos en nuestro propio entendimiento.A través de luchas reales, reflexiones personales y momentos bíblicos como Moisés frente al Mar Rojo—junto con la poderosa ilustración de Charles Blondin—somos recordados de que la fe es más que creer; es rendirse. Confiar verdaderamente en Dios significa soltar el control, el orgullo y la autosuficiencia, y decidir seguir Su dirección aun cuando el camino no es claro.Este mensaje nos anima a reconocer a Dios en cada área de nuestra vida, confiando en que Él enderezará nuestras veredas, proveerá en medio de la incertidumbre y nos guiará en Su perfecta voluntad.Únete a La Iglesia el Camino Angosto mientras aprendemos a poner toda nuestra confianza en Dios y permitirle guiar cada paso de nuestro caminar.

Main Passage: Matthew 26:39What does it truly mean to live a surrendered life? Sister Solange explores this through Jesus’ moment in Gethsemane, where He chose the Father’s will over His own—revealing that surrender is not weakness, but trust, honesty, and full submission to God.True surrender begins when we go beyond comfort and routine, just as Jesus stepped away to pray. It requires honesty before God—bringing our real thoughts, emotions, and struggles without pretending. Most importantly, it means yielding our will completely, allowing God to lead instead of holding onto control.This message challenges us to reflect on what we may still be holding back and reminds us that whatever we withhold from God can also hold us back from Him. Yet in surrender, we find peace, purpose, and transformation in Christ.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we learn to lay down our will and step into the freedom of fully trusting God.

Main Passage: Genesis 22:1-2What does it look like to trust God when His instructions don’t make sense? Through the story of Abraham and Isaac, Brother Dino reveals a faith that chooses obedience in the face of uncertainty. Abraham receives a command that seems completely contrary to the promise he had waited 25 years for—yet he still chooses to trust and obey.We are challenged to consider a deeper level of faith: one that listens to God above fear, silences every opposing voice, and relies fully on His provision. As Abraham walks up the mountain, he holds onto the belief that God is able to fulfill His promise no matter what. At the appointed time, God provides—revealing that His provision was already in place.This reminds us that when we trust God completely, He always provides and proves faithful in His perfect timing.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we grow together in a faith that holds on—even on the way up the mountain

Main Passage: John 11:8-11In this powerful message, Pastor Pravi challenges believers to rise into radical faith—a faith that goes beyond the natural, beyond what is seen, and believes God even when circumstances look impossible.Through stories of Abraham, the centurion, and others in Scripture, this sermon highlights how faith activates the supernatural and aligns our lives with God’s promises. Pastor Pravi reminds us that faith is not passive—it requires obedience, boldness, and persistence, even when everything seems hopeless.This message calls believers to shake off distractions, silence doubt, and fully trust in God’s Word. Radical faith is not negotiable—it is the key to seeing God’s power move in our lives.Join us as we step into a deeper level of faith and believe God for the impossible.En este poderoso mensaje, el Pastor Pravi desafía a los creyentes a vivir una fe radical, una fe que va más allá de lo natural y que sigue creyendo en Dios aun cuando todo parece imposible.A través de ejemplos como Abraham y el centurión, este mensaje nos recuerda que la fe activa lo sobrenatural y nos alinea con las promesas de Dios. La fe no es pasiva—requiere obediencia, valentía y perseverancia incluso en medio de la incertidumbre.Este mensaje nos llama a sacudir las distracciones, vencer la duda y confiar plenamente en la Palabra de Dios. La fe radical no es opcional—es la clave para ver el mover de Dios en nuestras vidas.Únete a nosotros mientras entramos a un nivel más profundo de fe y creemos a Dios por lo imposible.

Main Passage: Matthew 5:41Pastor Pravi shares Jesus’ teaching from Matthew 5:41, encouraging believers to “go the extra mile” in their walk with God. Through Scripture and practical examples, he challenges us not to live a comfortable or minimal faith, but to go beyond what is expected.From prayer and fasting to serving and loving others, this sermon reminds us that spiritual growth often requires sacrifice, persistence, and a willing heart. Using stories like the Good Samaritan and Bartimaeus, Pastor Pravi shows how breakthrough comes when people press past limits and seek God wholeheartedly.This is a call to move beyond routine Christianity and step into deeper devotion, passion, and obedience to Christ.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we explore what it means to go the extra mile for Jesus.

Main Passage: Isaiah 29:9-14In this powerful message we are confronted with the danger of spiritual sleep—when hearts grow distant from God while outward religion remains. This sermon calls believers to wake up from spiritual dullness, remove hardened hearts, and return to a living, active relationship with the Word of God.Through warnings, biblical examples, and a call to repentance, this message challenges us to stay spiritually alert, responsive to the Holy Spirit, and fully awake in our walk with Christ.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we look ahead with faith, live with purpose, and hold onto the unshakable hope of Christ’s return.En este mensaje impactante, somos confrontados con el peligro del sueño espiritual—cuando el corazón se aleja de Dios mientras la religión externa permanece. Este mensaje llama a los creyentes a despertar de la apatía espiritual, quitar la dureza del corazón y volver a una relación viva y activa con la Palabra de Dios.A través de advertencias, ejemplos bíblicos y un llamado al arrepentimiento, este mensaje nos desafía a mantenernos espiritualmente alertas, sensibles al Espíritu Santo y completamente despiertos en nuestro caminar con Cristo.Únete a nosotros en La Iglesia el Camino Angosto mientras miramos hacia adelante con fe, vivimos con propósito y nos aferramos a la esperanza inquebrantable del regreso de Cristo.

Main Passage: Mark 10:46-52Pastor David shares a powerful message from the story of blind Bartimaeus, reminding us how easy it is—even as children of God—to live beneath our true identity. In the midst of limitation and need, we see a moment of faith that changes everything.This message highlights the call of Jesus, the response of faith, and the transformation that follows. It’s a reminder that He is still calling us today—inviting us to step out of where we are and into the life He has prepared.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we respond to His call and walk in the life He has prepared for us.El Pastor David comparte un mensaje poderoso basado en la historia de Bartimeo el ciego, recordándonos lo fácil que es— incluso como hijos de Dios— vivir por debajo de nuestra verdadera identidad. En medio de la limitación y la necesidad, vemos un momento de fe que lo cambia todo.Este mensaje resalta el llamado de Jesús, la respuesta de fe y la transformación que sigue. Es un recordatorio de que Él aún nos llama hoy— invitándonos a salir de donde estamos y entrar en la vida que ha preparado para nosotros.Únete a nosotros en La Iglesia el Camino Angosto mientras respondemos a Su llamado y caminamos en la vida que Él ha preparado para nosotros.

Main Passage: Revelation 11:15 Our hope as believers is not in this world, but in the Kingdom to come. In this message, Pastor Morris points to the promise of Christ’s return and the future reign of the King of kings.Through Scripture, we’re reminded of the final victory over evil and the coming Kingdom marked by justice, peace, and righteousness. Even in a world filled with uncertainty, we can stand firm in this unshakable hope.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we look ahead with faith, live with purpose, and hold onto the promise of Christ’s return.Nuestra esperanza como creyentes no está en este mundo, sino en el Reino venidero. En este mensaje, el Pastor Morris señala la promesa del regreso de Cristo y el futuro reinado del Rey de reyes.A través de la Escritura, se nos recuerda la victoria final sobre el mal y el Reino que viene, lleno de justicia, paz y rectitud. Aun en medio de un mundo lleno de incertidumbre, podemos permanecer firmes en esta esperanza inquebrantable.Únete a nosotros en La Iglesia el Camino Angosto mientras miramos hacia adelante con fe, vivimos con propósito y nos aferramos a la promesa del regreso de Cristo.

Main Passage: Mark 1:15The Kingdom of God isn’t just a future hope—it’s a present reality at work in our lives today. In this message, Pastor Morris highlights how God’s Kingdom transforms hearts, renews minds, and changes lives from within.This sermon calls us to go beyond simply attending church and instead live as people of the Kingdom—walking in God’s power, sharing our testimony, and allowing His Spirit to work through us daily.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we learn to live under the reign of the King and experience His transforming power.

Main Passage: 2Chronicles 7:14Prayer is more than words—it is a living, personal connection with God. In this message, Sister Uriella reveals the true purpose and power of prayer, not as a routine, but as our lifeline.Through Scripture, we’re reminded that prayer brings strength, peace, and spiritual growth, aligning us with God’s will. It helps us overcome anxiety, build faith, and experience God’s power in our lives.This message calls us to move beyond passive Christianity and develop a consistent, intimate prayer life. In a world filled with brokenness, we are called to rise, intercede, and stand in the gap.Prayer changes hearts, transforms circumstances, and sparks revival—and it begins with us.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we grow deeper in prayer and walk in the power God has given us.

Main Passage: Exodus 33:14–15In this powerful message, we are reminded that in the midst of a broken and restless world, the only true source of peace is the presence of God. Through the life of Moses, we see that even with experience, leadership, and knowledge, it was impossible to fulfil God’s calling without Him.After witnessing miracles, deliverance, and provision, Moses still declared, “If Your presence does not go with us, do not lead us from here.” He understood that God’s presence was not optional—it was essential.This sermon challenges us to reflect on our own lives: are we relying on routine and our own strength, or are we truly depending on God? In a world filled with anxiety and uncertainty, only His presence brings true rest, direction, and purpose.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we seek God’s presence together, grow in faith, and experience the true rest that only He can give.En este poderoso mensaje, se nos recuerda que en medio de un mundo quebrantado e inquieto, la única fuente verdadera de paz es la presencia de Dios. A través de la vida de Moisés, vemos que aun con experiencia, liderazgo y conocimiento, era imposible cumplir el llamado de Dios sin Él.Después de presenciar milagros, liberación y provisión, Moisés aún declaró: “Si tu presencia no ha de ir conmigo, no nos saques de aquí.” Él entendía que la presencia de Dios no era opcional—era esencial.Este mensaje nos desafía a reflexionar sobre nuestras vidas: ¿estamos dependiendo de nuestras propias fuerzas y rutinas, o verdaderamente dependemos de Dios? En un mundo lleno de ansiedad e incertidumbre, solo Su presencia trae verdadero descanso, dirección y propósito.Acompáñanos en La Iglesia El Camino Angosto buscamos la presencia de Dios juntos, crecemos en la fe y experimentamos el verdadero descanso que solo Él puede dar.

Main Passage: Luke 17:5–10In this message, Brother Kirby unpacks Jesus’ call to forgive again and again—a command so challenging that the apostles cried, “Increase our faith.” True forgiveness goes beyond words; it means fully releasing others, just as God has forgiven us.This sermon challenges us to examine our hearts, let go of unforgiveness, and walk in humility. As followers of Christ, we are called to a life of servanthood—serving others daily without seeking recognition, simply doing what God has asked of us.In a broken and hurting world, this is a call for the church to rise: to live in forgiveness, be led by faith, and position ourselves to be used by God.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we grow together in faith and pursue a life that honours God.

Main Passage: Luke / Lucas 15:25–32Pastor David focuses on the often-overlooked older brother in the parable of the lost son. While the story is widely known for redemption and restoration, this sermon shifts the focus to the one who never left—yet was disconnected from his father and unaware of what was happening in his own home.Through this, we’re reminded that every believer must understand their identity as a child of God and the inheritance that comes with it. The older brother’s attitude revealed a lack of relationship and understanding, even while being close to the father.It’s not about striving, but about truly knowing God, walking in relationship with Him, and living in the fullness of what He has already given us. This message challenges us to reflect on our relationship with God, our identity in Him, and whether we are truly walking in our inheritance.Join us at The Narrow Way Church and grow in your understanding of who you are in ChristPastor David enfocándose en el hermano mayor en la parábola del hijo perdido, quien muchas veces pasa desapercibido. Aunque la historia es conocida por la redención y restauración, este mensaje dirige la atención a aquel que nunca se fue, pero que estaba desconectado de su padre y no comprendía lo que estaba sucediendo en su propio hogar.A través de esto, se nos recuerda que todo creyente necesita entender su identidad como hijo de Dios y la herencia que viene con ello. La actitud del hermano mayor reveló una falta de relación y entendimiento, aun estando cerca del padre.No se trata de esforzarnos, sino de conocer verdaderamente a Dios, caminar en relación con Él y vivir en la plenitud de lo que Él ya nos ha dado. Este mensaje nos desafía a reflexionar sobre nuestra relación con Dios, nuestra identidad en Él y si realmente estamos caminando en nuestra herencia.Únete a nosotros en la Iglesia El Camino Angosto y crece en tu entendimiento de quién eres en Cristo.

Pastor Chris unpacks Ephesians 2:20, highlighting Christ as the cornerstone and foundation of our lives. Drawing on David’s desire to build a temple for God, we see that while David didn’t build it himself, his heart to honour God was significant.The focus shifts from a physical temple to a spiritual one—us. God no longer dwells in buildings made by human hands, but within His people. This sermon challenges us to examine the condition of our hearts and to live with Christ at the centre, as part of His living temple.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we grow together in faith, build our lives on Christ, and pursue His purpose.En este mensaje, el Pastor Chris desarrolla Efesios 2:20, destacando a Cristo como la piedra angular y el fundamento de nuestras vidas. Al reflexionar sobre el deseo de David de construir un templo para Dios, vemos que aunque David no fue quien lo edificó, su corazón de honrar a Dios fue significativo.El enfoque cambia de un templo físico a uno espiritual—nosotros. Dios ya no habita en edificios hechos por manos humanas, sino en Su pueblo. Este mensaje nos desafía a examinar la condición de nuestro corazón y a vivir con Cristo en el centro, como parte de Su templo vivo.Únete a nosotros en la Iglesia El Camino Angosto mientras crecemos juntos en la fe, edificamos nuestras vidas sobre Cristo y seguimos Su propósito.

In this message, we explore what it means to serve God with excellence through the lens of Paul’s words to the church. While many had spiritual gifts, there was a deeper call to grow in maturity—moving beyond division, distraction, and spiritual immaturity.Reflecting on powerful real-life testimony, we’re challenged to consider our own perspective and priorities. Are we focused on the small things, or are we growing in readiness for what God has called us to do?This message encourages us to build our lives with purpose, maturity, and a heart fully committed to Christ.Join us at The Narrow Way Church as we grow together in faith and pursue a life that honours God in every season.

In this message, we dive into the reality of life’s most overwhelming moments—when fear, uncertainty, and pressure seem to close in from every side. Through the story of Moses, we’re reminded of a powerful moment where God stepped in and did the impossible, making a way where there was none.When the Israelites stood trapped between the sea and their enemies, it looked like the end—but it became the beginning of a miracle. What felt like despair was turned into a testimony of hope.This message encourages us to trust that the same God still moves today. Even when we can’t see a way forward, He is working—turning impossible situations into opportunities for His power to be revealed.Join us at Narrow Way Church as we grow together in faith and discover the hope that God brings in every season of life.En este mensaje, profundizamos en la realidad de los momentos más abrumadores de la vida—cuando el miedo, la incertidumbre y la presión parecen cerrarse por todos lados. A través de la historia de Moisés, recordamos un momento poderoso donde Dios intervino e hizo lo imposible, abriendo un camino donde no lo había.Cuando los israelitas estaban atrapados entre el mar y sus enemigos, parecía el final—pero se convirtió en el comienzo de un milagro. Lo que se sentía como desesperación se transformó en un testimonio de esperanza.Este mensaje nos anima a confiar en que ese mismo Dios sigue obrando hoy. Aun cuando no podemos ver un camino, Él está trabajando—transformando lo imposible en una oportunidad para que Su poder se manifieste.Acompáñanos en Iglesia El Camino Angosto mientras crecemos juntos en la fe y descubrimos la esperanza que Dios trae en cada temporada de la vida.

Main Passage: Genesis 3:1–10
In this impactful message, Brother Louis explores the difference between the coverings we create for ourselves and the covering God provides. In the Garden of Eden, after Adam and Eve sinned, their first instinct was to hide and cover themselves with fig leaves — a human attempt to deal with guilt, shame, and brokenness. But man’s covering is always temporary, fragile, and insufficient.God, however, responded differently. He shed the blood of an animal and covered them with garments of skin — a powerful symbol pointing to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God who covers us fully and perfectly.We often repeat Adam and Eve’s mistake, trying to hide our sin, mask our struggles, or cover our failures with our own efforts. But God calls us to bring our sin into the light, not to conceal it. Only when we uncover our hearts before Him can He cover us with forgiveness, grace, and restoration.This message challenges us to stop relying on man-made coverings and to receive the true covering that comes only through Christ — the covering that frees, heals, and redeems.Pasaje Principal: Génesis 3:1–10En este impactante mensaje, el Hermano Louis explora la diferencia entre las coberturas que creamos para nosotros mismos y la cobertura que Dios nos brinda. En el Jardín del Edén, después de que Adán y Eva pecaron, su primer instinto fue esconderse y cubrirse con hojas de higuera: un intento humano de lidiar con la culpa, la vergüenza y el quebrantamiento. Pero la cobertura del hombre siempre es temporal, frágil e insuficiente.Dios, sin embargo, respondió de manera diferente. Derramó la sangre de un animal y los cubrió con vestiduras de piel: un poderoso símbolo que apunta al sacrificio supremo de Jesucristo, el Cordero de Dios que nos cubre plena y perfectamente.A menudo repetimos el error de Adán y Eva, tratando de ocultar nuestro pecado, enmascarar nuestras luchas o cubrir nuestros fracasos con nuestros propios esfuerzos. Pero Dios nos llama a sacar nuestro pecado a la luz, no a ocultarlo. Solo cuando le abrimos nuestro corazón puede cubrirnos con perdón, gracia y restauración. Este mensaje nos desafía a dejar de depender de coberturas creadas por el hombre y a recibir la verdadera cobertura que solo viene a través de Cristo: la cobertura que libera, sana y redime.

In this powerful message, Pastor Geblock reminds us that our past — with all its pain, betrayal, and missed opportunities — does not have to define our future. Many of us carry scars from our childhood, family, friendships, or past experiences, still burdened by the weight of what once was. But through Christ, we are called to rise above those wounds and walk in restoration and freedom.Drawing from the story of Esau, one of Isaac and Rebekah’s twin sons, we see how a single decision changed the direction of his life. Esau traded his birthright for a bowl of stew, forgetting the spiritual significance of what he surrendered. Years later, when the time for blessing came, the consequences of that moment resurfaced.This message invites us to learn from Esau’s journey — to not let regret, bitterness, or betrayal rob us of what God has prepared. Life may be full of challenges, but Jesus came to restore, renew, and empower us to step into our God-given destiny.

In this powerful message, Pastor Solange takes us to the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus faced His greatest moment of anguish and surrendered completely to the Father’s will. As Jesus prayed, “Not My will, but Yours be done,” His disciples fell asleep missing the call to watch and pray.Just as the disciples were urged to stay awake, we too are called to spiritual alertness. The watchman’s duty was to stay awake through the night, using every sense to detect the enemy’s approach. If they failed to remain vigilant, the enemy could steal, kill, and destroy.As believers, we must become watchmen in our generation alert, prayerful, and discerning. Prayer is our lifeline, our direct connection to God. Without prayer, there is no communion or strength to overcome temptation. Jesus didn’t suggest we watch and pray He commanded it, so that we would not fall.We are living in the last days, and the call remains urgent: “Awake, you who sleep, arise from the dead, and Christ will give you light.”

In this uplifting message, Ps Domingo reflects on the unchanging faithfulness of God toward His people. Psalm 48 celebrates God’s greatness and His steadfast presence among His people a reminder that even in times of trouble, He remains our refuge and strength.The psalmist exalts God for His faithfulness that never fades, declaring that His presence is what truly sustains and protects us. Even enemies flee before Him, for where God’s presence dwells, there is victory and peace.Just as God was David’s refuge, we too can have the assurance that His faithfulness continues over our lives today. Through every trial and season, we are called to worship and exalt the name of the Lord, because He is eternally faithful.En este mensaje edificante, el Pastor Domingo reflexiona sobre la fidelidad inmutable de Dios hacia Su pueblo. El Salmo 48 celebra la grandeza de Dios y Su presencia constante entre Su pueblo, recordándonos que incluso en medio de la dificultad, Él sigue siendo nuestro refugio y fortaleza.El salmista exalta la fidelidad de Dios que nunca cambia, declarando que Su presencia es lo que realmente nos sostiene y nos protege. Aun los enemigos huyen delante de Él, porque donde habita Su presencia hay victoria y paz.Así como Dios fue el refugio del rey David, también nosotros podemos tener la seguridad de que Su fidelidad permanece sobre nuestras vidas. En cada prueba y temporada, somos llamados a adorar y exaltar el nombre del Señor, porque Él es eternamente fiel.

When God closes a door, it’s not rejection it’s redirection. In this powerful message, Ps Geb reminds us that the same hand that closes the door also holds the hinge the place of divine control and perfect timing. The hinge represents God’s unseen work, holding together the doors He opens and closes in our lives.Drawing from Jeremiah 10:21–24, we see a nation that lost its way because its leaders stopped seeking the Lord. Their downfall reminds us that without God’s direction, our own steps lead to confusion and disappointment. But when we trust Him, even closed doors become blessings in disguise.Sometimes God closes doors to protect us, to prepare us, or to position us for something greater. Instead of complaining or feeling defeated, we are called to trust in His wisdom and justice just as Jeremiah prayed, “O Lord, correct me, but with justice; not in Your anger.”This message challenges us to trust the hand behind every hinge the hand of a faithful God who knows what’s behind every door, and who directs our steps for His glory.Cuando Dios cierra una puerta, no es rechazo, es redirección. En este poderoso mensaje, el Pastor Geb nos recuerda que la misma mano que cierra la puerta también sostiene la bisagra el lugar donde Dios ejerce su control divino y perfecto. La bisagra representa la obra invisible de Dios, que sostiene las puertas que Él abre y cierra en nuestras vidas.Basado en Jeremías 10:21–24, vemos una nación que se perdió porque sus líderes dejaron de buscar al Señor. Su caída nos recuerda que sin la dirección de Dios, nuestros pasos nos llevan a la confusión y al fracaso. Pero cuando confiamos en Él, incluso las puertas cerradas se convierten en bendiciones disfrazadas.A veces Dios cierra puertas para protegernos, prepararnos o posicionarnos para algo mayor. En lugar de quejarnos o desanimarnos, somos llamados a confiar en Su sabiduría y justicia tal como oró Jeremías: “Oh Señor, corrígeme, pero con justicia; no con tu ira.”Este mensaje nos desafía a confiar en la mano detrás de cada bisagra la mano fiel de un Dios que sabe lo que hay detrás de cada puerta y que dirige nuestros pasos para Su gloria.

At Calvary, the greatest revelation of God’s love and power was displayed through the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ the most significant event in all of history. In this message, Pastor David dives deep into the meaning of the cross, showing that Jesus’ death was not a mistake or a backup plan, but the divine plan of salvation from the very beginning.Through the encounter between Jesus and the two thieves on the cross, we see a reflection of humanity both guilty and in need of grace. One thief mocked and rejected Jesus, dying in sin. The other recognized Him as Lord, dying to sin. And at the center, Jesus died for sin for the redemption of the world.This message invites us to reflect on where we stand before the cross and reminds us that salvation is God’s gift to all who believe. The tomb is empty, death has lost its power, and Jesus reigns victorious.En el Calvario se reveló el mayor acto de amor y poder de Dios a través de la crucifixión y resurrección de Jesucristo el acontecimiento más importante de toda la historia. En este mensaje, el Pastor David profundiza en el significado de la cruz, mostrando que la muerte de Jesús no fue un error ni un plan alternativo, sino el propósito divino de salvación desde el principio.A través del encuentro entre Jesús y los dos ladrones en la cruz, vemos un reflejo de la humanidad ambos culpables y necesitados de gracia. Uno se burló y rechazó a Jesús, muriendo en pecado. El otro lo reconoció como Señor, muriendo al pecado. Y en el centro, Jesús murió por el pecado para redimir al mundo.Este mensaje nos invita a reflexionar sobre nuestra posición ante la cruz y nos recuerda que la salvación es un regalo de Dios para todo aquel que cree. La tumba está vacía, la muerte ha sido vencida, y Jesús reina victorioso.

In this powerful message, Pastor Geblock explores the profound truth that delay is not denial. Every believer faces moments where life seems to be moving too slowly where dreams, prayers, and promises appear to be on hold. But as Pastor Geb reminds us, delays have purpose.Through the examples of Joseph, Abraham and Sarah, and David, we learn that God’s timing is always perfect. Delays can come from three sources God, the enemy, or even ourselves but when the delay is from God, it is always designed for our growth and preparation.Pastor Geb emphasizes that time itself is in the hands of the Lord. While we may struggle to wait, God uses seasons of waiting to build our character, strengthen our faith, and prepare us for fulfillment in His divine timing.Be encouraged to trust in the Lord’s higher ways, knowing that every delay has meaning, and that God’s promise will come to pass right on time.

In this message, Pastor Chris draws from 2 Samuel 3:1 and Galatians 3:1–3 to uncover a truth every believer faces — the constant battle between the flesh and the spirit. Just as the house of David grew stronger while Saul’s house grew weaker, our spiritual strength increases when we choose to walk in the Spirit rather than rely on the flesh.The Christian life is a daily war — one between our human nature and the Spirit of God within us. We’re reminded that our growth doesn’t come from self-effort or willpower but through surrender, trust, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.

In this powerful message, Pastor David takes us to John 17:16–18, where Jesus prays, “Sanctify them by the truth; Your word is truth.” These words remind us of Jesus’ deep desire for His followers — not just to believe in Him, but to be transformed by the truth of God’s Word.Pastor David explores what it truly means to be sanctified — to be set apart and made holy for God’s purpose. The Word of God doesn’t just inform us; it cleanses us. When we hear it, obey it, and live it out, it purifies our hearts and renews our minds.We’re reminded that we were once in darkness, but now we are children of light. God calls us to walk in that light, to live in a way that reflects His holiness, and to let His truth guide every step we take.

“But what things were gain to me, these I have counted loss for Christ.” — Philippians 3:7 (NKJV)In this sermon, Brother Kirby shares a powerful reminder from the Apostle Paul’s words in Philippians 3:4–7 — that our true worth is not found in the things of this world, but in Christ alone.We often place value on what we own, how we look, the career we have, or even the titles we hold within the church. Yet Paul, who had every reason to boast in his accomplishments, counted it all as nothing compared to knowing Jesus.Brother Kirby encourages believers to shift their focus from worldly measures of success to the eternal value found in a relationship with Christ. When we see ourselves through His eyes, we realize that our worth is not in what we do, but in who we belong to.“Pero cuantas cosas eran para mí ganancia, las he estimado como pérdida por amor de Cristo.” — Filipenses 3:7 (RVR1960)En este sermón, el hermano Kirby comparte un poderoso recordatorio de las palabras del apóstol Pablo en Filipenses 3:4-7: que nuestro verdadero valor no reside en las cosas de este mundo, sino solo en Cristo.A menudo valoramos lo que poseemos, nuestra apariencia, nuestra carrera o incluso los títulos que ostentamos en la iglesia. Sin embargo, Pablo, quien tenía todas las razones para jactarse de sus logros, lo consideró insignificante comparado con conocer a Jesús.El hermano Kirby anima a los creyentes a cambiar su enfoque de las medidas mundanas de éxito al valor eterno que se encuentra en una relación con Cristo. Cuando nos vemos a través de sus ojos, nos damos cuenta de que nuestro valor no reside en lo que hacemos, sino en a quién pertenecemos.

In this message, Ps Dynamic shares from Mark 5:25—the story of the woman who suffered for twelve years until she reached out to Jesus. Many of us face seasons of pain, confusion, and hardship, even when we feel we’re doing everything “right.” It’s easy to question God’s love or fall into performance-based faith, trying to earn what’s already been freely given.Through this powerful message, Ps Dynamic reminds us that trials are a normal part of our journey, but our healing and breakthrough come not from what we do, but from what Jesus has already done on the cross. The same power that set the woman free is available to us today—inviting us to stop striving and start trusting.

In Matthew 1:18, Joseph faced a situation he didn’t fully understand. Mary was pregnant, and instead of rushing into a decision or reacting out of fear, he waited. Then God revealed the truth — that the baby was from the Holy Spirit.Like Joseph, we often face moments when we’re unsure of what to do next. In this message, Brother Dino shares how God’s guidance applies to the situations we face in life — reminding us that even when the way forward feels unclear, God already knows the best path for us.

In this powerful message, Ps Geblock shares on The Fire of the Holy Spirit, drawing a striking parallel between Moses on the mountain—where three thousand lives were lost in idolatry—and the day of Pentecost, when three thousand were saved through the outpouring of the Spirit.Ps Geb shows how the Holy Spirit sustained Jesus from His baptism to the wilderness, empowering Him to preach the good news, heal the brokenhearted, and walk in miracles, signs, and wonders. Just as Jesus walked with the Spirit, we too must rely on Him as our guide and strength.Join us in this powerful word and discover the fire of the Holy Spirit for your own life.En este poderoso mensaje, el Ps. Geblock comparte sobre el Fuego del Espíritu Santo, trazando un sorprendente paralelo entre Moisés en el monte, donde tres mil vidas se perdieron en la idolatría, y el día de Pentecostés, cuando tres mil fueron salvadas mediante el derramamiento del Espíritu.El Ps. Geb muestra cómo el Espíritu Santo sostuvo a Jesús desde su bautismo hasta el desierto, capacitándolo para predicar la buena nueva, sanar a los quebrantados de corazón y caminar entre milagros, señales y prodigios. Así como Jesús caminó con el Espíritu, nosotros también debemos confiar en Él como nuestra guía y fortaleza.Únete a nosotros en esta poderosa palabra y descubre el fuego del Espíritu Santo para tu propia vida.

In Ezekiel 37:1–14, God leads the prophet Ezekiel into a valley of dry bones and asks, “Can these bones live?” Ps Geblock explores this powerful question and shows how it speaks to our own walk with God today. This message highlights that the way to experience God’s forgiveness and power is through confessing our sins to Him. Without confession, we close ourselves off from His work in our lives. But when we invite the Holy Spirit in, what once looked like a problem can become a blessing, because of the relationship we have with Him.Ps Geb shares how obedience positions us to see God’s Spirit bring life where there was once only death and dryness. It’s a stirring reminder that nothing is too far gone for God to restore.

In this message, Brother Kirby challenges believers to rediscover the boldness and conviction of the early church. Just as Paul, Peter, and Stephen preached Jesus with courage, we too are called to proclaim the same unchanging Gospel today. Too often, Christians have lost sight of why they serve Christ—settling for church attendance rather than cultivating a true love for God. Brother Kirby reminds us that Jesus must be Lord and Saviour of our lives, not just a convenience when needed. God desires a personal relationship with us, and that relationship should transform how we live—setting us apart from the world and stirring in us a deep desire to share the Gospel.Join us as we are stirred to live boldly for Christ and carry His Gospel with Boldness

In this message, Pastor Domingo draws from Psalm 46 to remind us that God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in times of trouble. Just as King David faced seasons of fear, uncertainty, and shaking foundations, we too encounter moments when life feels overwhelming. Yet God’s Word calls us to stand firm and not be moved, trusting that He remains faithful even when the world around us seems unstable. Through life’s storms and struggles, we are encouraged to look to God’s unchanging presence, lean on His promises, and find peace in His protection. Pastor Domingo encourages us to hold fast to God’s faithfulness and trust Him completely, no matter the difficulties we may face.En este mensaje, el pastor Domingo se inspira en el Salmo 46 para recordarnos que Dios es nuestro amparo y fortaleza, nuestro pronto auxilio en tiempos difíciles. Así como el rey David enfrentó temporadas de temor, incertidumbre y cimientos inestables, nosotros también enfrentamos momentos en que la vida se siente abrumadora. Sin embargo, la Palabra de Dios nos llama a mantenernos firmes e inquebrantables, confiando en que Él permanece fiel incluso cuando el mundo que nos rodea parece inestable. Ante las tormentas y las dificultades de la vida, se nos anima a buscar la presencia inmutable de Dios, confiar en sus promesas y encontrar paz en su protección. El pastor Domingo nos anima a aferrarnos a la fidelidad de Dios y a confiar plenamente en Él, sin importar las dificultades que enfrentemos.

In this message, Pastor Geb unpacks the call from Proverbs chapter 3 to embrace wisdom as God’s Word. To reject wisdom—or to treat God’s law lightly—is to reject Jesus Himself, the living Word of God. Pastor Geb reminds us not to look down on Scripture or neglect it, but to receive the Word, keep it in our hearts, and live it out daily. True obedience means applying God’s truth, while disobedience is either doing what He has forbidden or refusing what He has clearly asked us to do. God calls us to walk in holiness, abstaining from evil and clinging to what is good, so that His wisdom may shape every part of our lives.Join us as we listen to this powerful message!

Pastor David delivers a powerful and eye-opening message from Hebrews 12:15 on the danger of bitterness. He explains how bitterness can take root in a believer’s heart, impacting not only relationships but also the spiritual life of a Christian. This message highlights the destructive nature of bitterness, how it can hinder our walk with God, and why it’s vital to deal with it. Pastor David also shares practical and biblical insights on how we can be set free from bitterness and walk in the freedom Christ has for us.Join us in this powerful message on how we can be set free from Bitterness and draw closer to Christ! El pastor David ofrece un mensaje poderoso y revelador basado en Hebreos 12:15 sobre el peligro de la amargura. Explica cómo la amargura puede arraigarse en el corazón del creyente, impactando no solo sus relaciones, sino también su vida espiritual. Este mensaje destaca la naturaleza destructiva de la amargura, cómo puede obstaculizar nuestro caminar con Dios y por qué es vital afrontarla. El pastor David también comparte perspectivas prácticas y bíblicas sobre cómo liberarnos de la amargura y vivir en la libertad que Cristo tiene para nosotros.¡Únase a nosotros en este poderoso mensaje sobre cómo liberarnos de la amargura y acercarnos a Cristo!

In this powerful message, Pastor Domingo reminds us that God is Jehovah Jireh—the Lord who provides. Based on Genesis 22:14, where Abraham calls the place “The Lord Will Provide,” we see how God’s faithfulness was revealed when He provided a ram in place of Isaac. This moment points to the unchanging truth that God always provides for His people. Pastor Domingo also shares testimonies of God’s provision—stories of hope, breakthrough, and answered prayer that show how God continues to provide today, just as He did in the past. His provision hasn’t ended, and His love never fails.Be encouraged to trust in the God who sees your need and is always faithful to provide./ /En este poderoso mensaje, el pastor Domingo nos recuerda que Dios es Jehová Jireh, el Señor que provee. Basándonos en Génesis 22:14, donde Abraham llama al lugar "El Señor proveerá", vemos cómo la fidelidad de Dios se reveló cuando proveyó un carnero en lugar de Isaac. Este momento señala la verdad inmutable de que Dios siempre provee para su pueblo. Pastor Domingo también comparte testimonios de la provisión de Dios: historias de esperanza, progreso y oraciones contestadas que muestran cómo Dios continúa proveyendo hoy, tal como lo hizo en el pasado. Su provisión no ha terminado y su amor nunca falla.Anímate a confiar en el Dios que ve tu necesidad y siempre es fiel para proveer.

Luis Bulboa’s powerful message celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its profound impact on the lives of His followers. He highlights the eyewitness accounts of those who saw Jesus alive after His resurrection, reminding us that this event is the foundation of our faith and hope. Through the story of the empty tomb and Jesus’ comforting words, we are encouraged to embrace the victory over fear and live with confidence in the risen Lord. / / El poderoso mensaje de Luis Bulboa celebra la resurrección de Jesucristo y su profundo impacto en la vida de sus seguidores. Destaca los testimonios de quienes vieron a Jesús vivo después de su resurrección, recordándonos que este evento es el fundamento de nuestra fe y esperanza. A través de la historia de la tumba vacía y las palabras de consuelo de Jesús, se nos anima a abrazar la victoria sobre el miedo y a vivir con confianza en el Señor resucitado.

In this powerful message, Brother Louis challenges us to confront the root of our struggles—unbelief—and warns against hardening our hearts as the Bible teaches. He reminds us that nothing is too hard for the Lord, and that doubt is a choice opposing God’s faithfulness. Drawing on examples from the wilderness and Jesus’ victory over the world, we’re urged to fully trust God and build our lives on a firm foundation of faith.

In this powerful message, Pastor Solange reflects on the true meaning of Jesus’ death and resurrection — not just as an Easter event, but as a daily reality for believers. Through the cross, Jesus took our place, paid the full price for our sin, and made a way for us to be reconciled with God. This sermon walks through six key purposes of the cross, reminding us of the love, sacrifice, and victory found in Christ.En este conmovedor mensaje, la Pastora Solange reflexiona sobre el verdadero significado de la muerte y resurrección de Jesús, no solo como un evento de Pascua, sino como una realidad cotidiana para los creyentes. A través de la cruz, Jesús tomó nuestro lugar, pagó el precio completo por nuestros pecados y nos abrió el camino para la reconciliación con Dios. Este sermón analiza seis propósitos clave de la cruz, recordándonos el amor, el sacrificio y la victoria que encontramos en Cristo.

In this powerful message, Pastor David unpacks the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25:14–19, asking the challenging question: Are you ready to give an account to the Lord? Jesus speaks of servants — some fruitful, others wasteful — each given something valuable. We’re reminded that God has entrusted us with gifts, and it’s our responsibility to use them wisely for His Kingdom. This message calls us to live with purpose and faithfulness in all that we do.

In this powerful message, Pastor Domingo reminds us that our God is an unshakable refuge—faithful through every storm. Drawing from the book of Lamentations, he reflects on how even in the midst of devastation and despair, the prophet Jeremiah declares, “Great is Your faithfulness.” Through trials and tribulations, we are invited to see God’s steadfast love and find hope in His unchanging character.En este poderoso mensaje, el pastor Domingo nos recuerda que nuestro Dios es un refugio inquebrantable, fiel en cada tormenta. Basándose en el libro de Lamentaciones, reflexiona sobre cómo, incluso en medio de la devastación y la desesperación, el profeta Jeremías declara: ''Grande es tu fidelidad''. A través de las pruebas y tribulaciones, se nos invita a ver el amor inquebrantable de Dios y a encontrar esperanza en su carácter inmutable.

In this powerful message from Joshua 1:2, Ps Chris unpacks the pivotal moment when Joshua steps into leadership after the death of Moses. With great responsibility placed on his shoulders, Joshua had every reason to hesitate—but instead, he rose with courage and faith, trusting in the promise of God. Pastor Chris reminds us that even in seasons of loss, change, or uncertainty, God is calling us to arise and move forward. No matter what we’ve been through or where we find ourselves now, we must be ready for what the Lord has in store and willing to walk in obedience to His purpose.

In this eye-opening message from the book of Acts 8:26–40, Pastor Bruce unpacks the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, showing how God orchestrates divine moments in the most unexpected places. Even in discomfort or uncertainty, God can position us right where we need to be—for His purpose. Philip, a Spirit-filled deacon chosen to serve, is led by God into a desert road where he meets a high-ranking official searching for truth. Though the eunuch was religious, he didn’t truly know God—until that divine intersection. This sermon reminds us that when we’re Spirit-led, God can use us to speak life, even in unlikely moments. En este revelador mensaje del libro de Hechos 8:26-40, el pastor Bruce desvela la historia de Felipe y el eunuco etíope, mostrando cómo Dios orquesta momentos divinos en los momentos más inesperados. Incluso en la incomodidad o la incertidumbre, Dios puede colocarnos justo donde necesitamos estar: para su propósito. Felipe, un diácono lleno del Espíritu elegido para servir, es guiado por Dios por un camino desértico donde se encuentra con un alto funcionario que busca la verdad. Aunque el eunuco era religioso, no conocía verdaderamente a Dios hasta esa intersección divina. Este sermón nos recuerda que cuando somos guiados por el Espíritu, Dios puede usarnos para hablar de vida, incluso en los momentos más inesperados.