One Church LI

One Church LI

The mission of our podcast ministry is to inspire, educate, and uplift individuals on their spiritual journey. Rooted in the values of our church in Elmont, NY, Our vision is to see Jesus, We exist to reach the one with the love of Jesus and for all to live like Jesus.

  1. 2d ago

    What’s The Source of Your Power? // Bro. Justin George

    What's the Source of Your Power? | Acts 8:4–24 | Simon the Sorcerer & True Spiritual Authority Where does real spiritual power come from? In this message from Acts 8:4–24, we contrast two very different people: Philip, a humble servant filled with the Holy Spirit, and Simon the Sorcerer, a man who desired spiritual power without true intimacy with God. As Philip proclaims Christ in Samaria, lives are transformed, demons are cast out, the sick are healed, and joy fills the city. Simon witnesses these miracles and attempts to purchase the power of the Holy Spirit, revealing that he wanted the power of God without surrendering to the God of power. This message also includes a powerful personal testimony of God's healing and challenges every believer to examine the true source of their spiritual strength. Key Topics: Acts 8:4–24 explainedPhilip vs. Simon the SorcererThe difference between God's power and counterfeit powerWhy intimacy with God matters more than ministry successThe danger of pride, self-promotion, and spiritual performanceThe role of the Holy Spirit in the believer's lifeLiving with Christ's authority instead of worldly influenceA testimony of God's healing and faithfulnessIf this message encouraged you, Like, Subscribe, and Share it with someone seeking a deeper relationship with Christ. #acts8 #holyspirit #christianpodcast #biblestudy #sermon #bookofacts #faith #healing #deliverance #holyspiritpower #discipleship #christianliving #jesus #gospel #church #onechurch #biblestudy #spiritualgrowth #christianteaching

    What’s The Source of Your Power? // Bro. Justin George
  2. Jul 22

    Don’t Resist What God Is Doing // Pastor Cecil Mathew

    What kind of legacy are you leaving behind? In this Father's Day message, we journey through Acts 7 and the lives of the patriarchs—Abraham, Joseph, Moses, and David—to discover timeless principles for fathers, families, and every follower of Christ. God has never used perfect people. Throughout Scripture, He has worked through broken, imperfect men who trusted Him, surrendered to His calling, and faithfully passed their faith to the next generation. Whether you're a father, mother, young adult, or simply seeking to deepen your walk with God, this message is a powerful reminder that your greatest legacy is not what you achieve—but who you point others to. In this message you'll discover: How faith moves before it sees the full picture (Abraham).Why God can use your pain for His purpose (Joseph).The importance of a personal encounter with God's presence (Moses).Why spiritual leadership begins with surrender, not perfection.How to break unhealthy generational patterns through Christ.The power of simply being present for your family.What it means to leave a legacy that points the next generation to Jesus.No father is perfect, but every believer can become more faithful. The greatest gift we can leave our families is a life that trusts God, walks in His presence, and faithfully declares His goodness from one generation to the next. Scripture:📖 Psalm 145:4 | Acts 7:1–50 Key Takeaway:"Your greatest legacy isn't perfection—it's passing on a living faith that points the next generation to Christ." #FathersDay #FaithLegacy #ChristianFather #Acts7 #Psalm145 #BibleStudy #ChristianSermon #SpiritualLeadership #Family #Fatherhood #Legacy #JesusChrist #Faith #ChristianLiving #Discipleship #GenerationalFaith #Church #BiblicalTeaching #Hope #Gospel

    Don’t Resist What God Is Doing // Pastor Cecil Mathew
  3. Jul 21

    From Commitment to Crown // Pastor Cecil Mathew

    What separates being interested in Jesus from being fully committed to Him? In this powerful message from Acts 6–7, we follow the life of Stephen, the first Christian martyr, whose unwavering faith challenges every believer to live with an eternal perspective.Stephen's life reminds us that God is looking for faithful servants—not just talented people. Though falsely accused, opposed, and ultimately martyred, Stephen kept his eyes fixed on Christ, forgave his enemies, and received the crown that God promises to those who remain faithful.In this message you'll discover:The difference between interest and commitment in your walk with Christ.Why faithful service always precedes public influence.How to endure opposition with courage and peace.The importance of being Spirit-filled instead of simply well-informed.What it means to surrender fully to the Lordship of Jesus.Why forgiveness is one of the greatest marks of Christlike character.The eternal crowns God has prepared for those who faithfully follow Him.As Stephen looked beyond earthly suffering, he saw heaven opened and Jesus standing to welcome him home. May this message encourage you to remain faithful, keep your eyes on Christ, and live today with eternity in view.Scripture:📖 Acts 6:8–15; Acts 7:51–60Key Takeaway:"Commitment to Christ leads to the crown that only He can give."#Acts #BookOfActs #Stephen #ChristianSermon #Faith #Commitment #JesusChrist #HolySpirit #BibleStudy #ChristianLiving #Discipleship #Faithfulness #Forgiveness #EternalPerspective #CrownOfLife #Martyr #Church #Gospel #Pastor #BiblicalTeaching

    From Commitment to Crown // Pastor Cecil Mathew
  4. Jun 23

    You Made Me Brave // Pastor Cecil Mathew

    You Make Me Brave | Pastor Cecil Mathew What do you do when opposition comes? How do you respond when challenges, criticism, and spiritual battles threaten to discourage you from fulfilling God's purpose? In this powerful message from Acts 5:17–42, Pastor Cecil Mathew reminds us that victory belongs to those who refuse to quit. As the early church faced persecution, imprisonment, and threats, God continued to advance His kingdom and amplify the voice of His people. Through the story of the apostles and the wisdom of Gamaliel, we are challenged to remain faithful, reject jealousy, and trust that what God begins, no opposition can ultimately overthrow. When God is at work, no plan of the enemy and no gates of hell can prevail. If you're facing resistance, uncertainty, or discouragement, this message will encourage you to stand firm, trust God's calling, and embrace the courage that comes from Him. Scripture: Acts 5:17–42 Speaker: Pastor Cecil Mathew Topics Covered:• Standing firm in the face of opposition• Why spiritual resistance can be a sign of God's work• Overcoming jealousy and comparison• The unstoppable power of the Church• Remaining faithful to God's calling• Finding courage through the Holy Spirit "But if it is from God, you will not be able to overthrow them. You may even find yourselves fighting against God." — Acts 5:39 #PastorCecilMathew #YouMakeMeBrave #Acts5 #FaithOverFear #ChristianPodcast #BibleTeaching #OneChurchLI #HolySpirit #Church #ChristianSermon

    You Made Me Brave // Pastor Cecil Mathew

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The mission of our podcast ministry is to inspire, educate, and uplift individuals on their spiritual journey. Rooted in the values of our church in Elmont, NY, Our vision is to see Jesus, We exist to reach the one with the love of Jesus and for all to live like Jesus.