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HALLOWED BE | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

Hallowed Be | Ezekiel 8:7-15 In this message, Pastor Robert challenges us to carefully determine what pleases the Lord rather than simply following the world, family traditions, or culture. Through Ephesians 5:7-11, we are reminded that our standard should not be what the world accepts, but whether our choices please God. Walking through the history of Halloween, including Samhain, pumpkins, costumes, and trick-or-treating, this message encourages us to examine the traditions we have inherited and understand what they mean. The goal is not to condemn people over a holiday, but to expose the truth and ask the main question: Does it please God? Through Ezekiel 8:7-15, Pastor Robert challenges us to look beyond outward appearances and examine what is happening behind the wall and inside the temple. Just as God revealed what was happening in His temple, we are reminded that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit. We must examine our habits, priorities, entertainment, devotion, and the things we allow to take the place of God in our hearts. This message also challenges us to consider what we prioritize as Christians. We may spend weeks planning costumes, walk through neighborhoods collecting candy, check what our children eat, and budget for decorations, but are we preparing our hearts for worship, sharing the Gospel, guarding our children’s hearts, helping our neighbors, and living for Jesus throughout the year? As Ephesians 5:7-11 reminds us, we are called to live as people of light and carefully determine what pleases the Lord. Rather than simply avoiding a holiday, we are called to participate as the light, pray over our neighborhoods, declare salvation in the streets, and show others the love of Jesus. Ultimately, the question is not merely whether we celebrate Halloween. The question is whether we are giving Jesus the best of our lives or only what we have left. We are challenged to examine our priorities, restore our hunger for His Word, and live a life that honors Christ. “Stop asking how much of the world you can get away with - start asking how much of your life you can give to Jesus.”

Oct 19

THE ALTAR OF MY LIFE | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

The Altar of My Life | Genesis 1-3 In the final message of the Altars series, Pastor Robert walks us through Ephesians 2:10 to remind us that we are God’s masterpiece, created anew in Christ Jesus for the good things He planned for us. Through the illustration of an artist and an original painting, we learn that our value is not determined by what the world sees or says about us, but by the One who created us. Pastor Robert challenges us to surrender more than our routines, our past, and our understanding. God calls us to make our entire lives an altar of worship not just on Sundays, but through our daily obedience, trust, faithfulness, and surrender. Point #1 - I Must Rest in Who God Says He Is We can rest in God because He holds our future and is perfecting our faith. Rest is not simply doing nothing; it means learning to trust the God who can do what we cannot. Even when we do not understand what He is doing, we can trust His promises, His timing, His grace, and His faithfulness. We do not have to control every outcome when we trust the One who is doing the work. Point #2 - I Must Identify With Who God Says I Am The enemy wants us to question what God has already declared about us. Just as Adam and Eve were tempted to believe the serpent instead of trusting God’s Word, we can become so focused on our failures, shame, past, and circumstances that we forget who God says we are. But our mistakes do not have to define us. Through Christ, we are made new, forgiven, and called children of God. We do not have to live according to the labels the world has given us when we can live in the identity Christ has given us. Ultimately, God is not just asking for something from our lives; He is calling us to surrender our entire lives to Him. We can rest in who God says He is, identify with who God says we are, and make our lives an altar of worship. “I don’t have to control the brush when I trust the hand of the Artist.” You are God’s masterpiece! Your life is the altar, your worship is the offering, and God will receive the glory.

Oct 13

THE ALTAR OF MY UNDERSTANDING | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

The Altar of My Understanding | Genesis 15-17 Pastor Robert delivers a powerful message reminding us that our understanding should never take the place of our trust in God. Psalm 27:13-14 reminds us to be confident in the Lord, wait patiently for Him, and be brave and courageous. We may not understand how God will fulfill His promises, but we can trust who He is. Our circumstances may change, our questions may remain unanswered, and our timelines may not match His, but God’s faithfulness never changes. Pastor Robert broke down this message with 3 simple points: 1. God’s Promise Does Not Answer to My Timing Through the story of Abram, we learn that God’s promise was not late; it just had not arrived on Abram’s schedule. Abram could see his age, his circumstances, and the fact that he had no heir, but God gave him a promise. Sometimes we call something delayed or defeated because we assigned it a deadline God never gave it. Our deadlines do not determine God’s faithfulness. We must stop limiting God because of our understanding and continue trusting Him, even when we cannot see how His promises will come to pass. 2. Don’t Fabricate It, Let God Create It Abram and Sarai tried to take matters into their own hands through Hagar instead of waiting on God’s timing. Their story reminds us that we can believe God will do something and still struggle to let Him decide when and how. We can produce an outcome without following God’s way, but what we are able to produce is not the measure of what God is able to provide. Just because an opportunity opens, the numbers work, or something looks good does not mean it is God. We must ask ourselves, “Am I asking God for direction, or just asking for His approval?” God’s mercy can meet us in the consequences of our decisions, but His kindness does not mean every decision was His instruction. 3. I Must Be Transformed, Not Just Transitioned We cannot only ask God to change our circumstances; we must allow Him to transform our lives. Romans 12:2 reminds us that transformation involves renewing our minds and changing our understanding. God gave Abraham a new name, but Abraham still laughed in disbelief when God promised him a son. We must stop allowing our old ways of thinking, old habits, and understanding of what is possible to dictate our new life in Christ. The laughter of disbelief eventually turned into the laughter of joy when God fulfilled His promise through Isaac. Let God’s faithfulness transform what you expect, and let His power and promises exceed your understanding. As we come to the altar of our understanding, we are reminded through Abraham’s obedience in Genesis 22 that everything must remain under God’s authority. The things we arranged, the things we caused, the things God allowed, and the blessings God gave must all be placed on the altar. Nothing gets to stand between us and God. Wherever you find yourself today-in the middle of the waiting, uncertainty, past mistakes, or unanswered questions-surrender your understanding to God. Stop trying to control the timing. Stop forcing what God has called you to trust Him for. Allow Him to renew your mind and lead you according to His will. And remember: I trust what God has spoken. I surrender when and how. I will not force what He has called me to trust Him for. I will let Him renew my mind. I will place everything I hold under His authority. If it is God, it has to be good, and it is worth the wait.

Sep 29

THE ALTAR OF MY PAST | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

The Altar of My Past | 1 Samuel 7 Pastor Robert delivers a powerful message walking us through 1 Samuel 7 to learn that our past can teach us, but it should never control what God wants to do next. Isaiah 43:18 - 19 reminds us to “forget the former things” not because the hurt wasn’t real or the lessons weren’t valuable, but because we cannot become so focused on what happened before that we miss what God is doing now. Pastor Robert broke down this story with 5 simple points: 1. My Past Does Not Determine My Future.Israel spent years living in the shadow of defeat, but their failure did not mean they were beyond returning to God. Our past may explain our pain, caution, or struggles, but it does not get to limit what God can do next. 2. Victory From My Past Begins With Today’s Surrender.Samuel called Israel to turn from their idols, confess, fast, and return fully to the Lord. Breakthrough began with surrender. We cannot ask God to bring us forward while still holding onto what He is asking us to lay down. 3. My Worship Wages War.In chapter 4, Israel shouted but still lost. In chapter 7, they returned to God and cried out to Him. Worship is not about volume or routine it is about dependence on God in the middle of the battle. 4. The Voice of the Lord Goes Before Me.When the Philistines attacked, God thundered from heaven and threw the enemy into confusion. Israel still had to move forward, but God went before them. Your past may be loud, but it does not have the final voice over your life. 5. Let My Past Be a Reminder, and Let God Be the Author of My Story. Samuel raised an Ebenezer stone and declared, “Up to this point the Lord has helped us.” Samuel looked back, but he looked back differently. He did not allow past defeat to determine Israel’s future; he allowed the past to remind them of God’s faithfulness. Wherever you find yourself today in the middle of the hurt, the battle, the regret, or the uncertainty seek God there. Bring Him the hurt. Bring Him the fear. Confess what needs to be confessed and surrender what needs to be surrendered. And remember your Ebenezer: Up to this point, the Lord has helped us.He helped us then.We will seek Him now.And we will keep our eyes open for what He is doing next.

Sep 21

THE ALTAR OF ROUTINE | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

THE ALTAR OF ROUTINE | 1 Samuel 4 Pastor Robert delivers a powerful message that challenges us to examine the difference between religious routine and a genuine relationship with God. Using 1 Samuel 4 and Ephesians 5:15-17, Pastor Robert shows us how easy it is to become spiritually comfortable and begin operating on “autopilot.” Prayer, worship, church attendance, serving, giving, and reading Scripture are all good things, but they were never meant to replace our dependence on God. Israel’s response to defeat reveals the danger of relying on what worked before. Instead of seeking God, they brought the Ark of the Covenant into battle, turning a previous experience of God’s faithfulness into a formula for victory. They knew the routine, the history, and the things of God, but they had lost their dependence on God Himself. The story of Eli and his sons also reminds us that our relationship with God impacts the next generation. Our children and those around us are watching not just what we say about God, but how we depend on Him in our everyday lives. Pastor Robert asks three important questions: 1. When you feel defeated, what do you run to? 2. Will you wait for God to answer? 3. Does your routine bring shackles or freedom? We don’t want to simply know how to have church, worship, pray, or read Scripture we want to know Jesus. The victory isn’t found in what we know or what we repeatedly do; the victory is found in who we know. The routine didn’t save Israel. The Ark didn’t save Israel. Their history didn’t save Israel. They needed God. And today, we need Jesus.

Sep 16

WHY ENTHRONED ? | APOSTLE DR. STEVEN BENAVIDES

WHY ENTHRONED? Why are we here? What does giving have to do with being ENTHRONED? For this special dedication service, Dr. Steven Benavides delivers a powerful word about how Jesus elevated the conversation about giving beyond percentages and obligations and brought it back to core values: faith, mercy, and righteousness (Matthew 23:23). From the Mosaic Law to the examples of Abraham and Jacob, and from Malachi’s teaching on generosity to Hebrews’ picture of Christ as our High Priest, Scripture reveals that giving has always been about more than money. It reflects our trust in God, our recognition that He is our Provider, our desire for His presence, and our commitment to righteousness. Ultimately, the question isn't simply, “How much should I give?” The deeper question is, “Who is on the throne?” When Jesus is enthroned in our lives, our finances, possessions, priorities, and generosity come under His Lordship. Giving becomes more than an obligation it becomes an expression of worship, faith, and surrender. We don't give to put Jesus on the throne. We give because He is already on the throne.

Sep 9

OVERFLOWING WITH WORSHIP | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

Overflowing with Worship | Romans 12:1-3 Pastor Robert delivers a powerful word about how to truly worship the Lord in the sermon titled “Overflowing with Worship.” What does true worship really look like? Through Romans 12:1–3, Pastor Robert shows us that worship is much more than singing a song or lifting our hands—it is a life surrendered to God. The word worship carries the idea of giving worth, honor, and value to someone, and Jesus showed us the ultimate example by surrendering His will to the Father in the Garden. Pastor Robert challenges to offer God our bodies, minds, and hearts. True worship requires surrender—laying down our own desires, thoughts, fears, pride, habits, and anything that keeps us from fully allowing Christ to reign in our lives. Jesus surrendered in the Garden before He picked up his cross. In the same way, God calls us beyond a moment of emotion or an outward appearance of Christianity and into a genuine transformation. We must be willing to pick up our cross, not just experience a Garden moment. You don’t have to be perfect. You don’t have to have everything figured out. God is not looking for flawless people—He is looking for willing and surrendered hearts, minds, and lives. 1. My Body Broken for Him 2. My Mind Fixed on Him 3. My Heart Filled with Him The question is: What “worth-ship” have you given to the things in your life, and what needs to be surrendered so Christ can truly reign? Are you willing to overflow with your worship before asking God to overflow with His blessings? As we wrap up our Overflow series, listen and discover what it means to be Overflowing with Worship.

Aug 31

BE STILL AND KNOW TO OVERFLOW | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

BE STILL AND KNOW TO OVERFLOW | Mark 6:30–44 Pastor Robert delivers a powerful word about what happens when God asks us to stop moving, rest in Him, and trust Him with what we cannot control in the sermon titled “Be Still and Know to Overflow.” In Mark 6, the disciples return from ministry tired and exhausted, and instead of immediately sending them into another assignment, Jesus tells them to come away with Him and rest. Before He uses their hands to feed thousands, He first teaches their hearts how to sit with Him. This message reminds us that there is a difference between 1. Serving Jesus vs. Sitting with Jesus. We can become so focused on doing something for God that we forget God desires relationship with us. Sometimes rest is not a lack of faith—it is an act of faith because we are trusting God to keep working while we stop. Pastor Robert also challenges us to recognize the difference between 2. A Move of You vs. A Move of God. The disciples could see the work waiting for them on the shore, but Jesus was still in the boat. Sometimes we cannot physically move out of a situation, but we can move our focus, our heart, and our eyes back to Jesus. Then we come to the miracle of the five loaves and two fish. Jesus did not only bless the bread—He broke it. The miracle and multiplication came through the breaking. The bread was taken, blessed, broken, and then given. Pastor Robert also challenges us to recognize the difference between 3. Breaking the Blessing vs. The Blessing in the Breaking. In the same way, there are seasons where God allows things to be broken off our lives so He can multiply what He wants to do through us. We want the blessing, but we do not always want the breaking. Yet sometimes the breaking is exactly where freedom, healing, restoration, testimony, and overflow begin. Maybe you are tired.Maybe you are exhausted.Maybe you are waiting for your next move.Maybe you are in a breaking season.Jesus may be saying, “Sit down. Rest in Me. Put it in My hands.” The bread was blessed, but it still had to be broken. And after everyone ate as much as they wanted, there were twelve baskets left over. That is overflow. Listen to this message and be encouraged to stop striving, rest in Jesus, surrender what you have, and trust that He is more than enough. Scripture: Mark 6:30–44 Message: Be Still and Know to Overflow

Aug 29

I CHOOSE TO OVERFLOW | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

I CHOOSE TO OVERFLOW | 2 Kings 4:8–37 Pastor Robert delivers a powerful word about what happens when something good stops in the sermon titled “I Choose to Overflow.” In 2 Kings 4, we meet a Shunammite woman who made a choice to make room for the man of God. What started with a simple meal became a room, a relationship, and eventually a blessing she never expected. But when that blessing suddenly died, she had another choice to make: surrender to what happened or run back to the place where the promise came from. In this message, we are reminded that: If you feed it, they will comeIf you build it, they will stayFear God, not His blessingsFight for your birthrightBreath on what looks buriedPastor Robert walks through the power of our choices, the relationships we intentionally and unintentionally establish, learning not to fear the blessings God gives us, fighting for what God has promised, and believing that God can breathe life into places we thought were buried forever. Maybe you've been feeding something that has been hurting you. Maybe you've made room for something that was never supposed to live with you. Or maybe there is an area of your life that feels completely dead. God is still here. What looks buried to you is not too buried for God.What looks dead to you is not too dead for God.Listen to this message and be encouraged to choose what you will feed, what you will make room for, and what you will believe God can bring back to life. Scripture: 2 Kings 4:8–37 Message: I Choose to Overflow

Aug 29

TILL YOU OVERFLOW | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

TILL YOU OVERFLOW | 2 Kings 4:1–7 Pastor Robert delivers a powerful word about what it means to overflow in the sermon titled “Till You Overflow.” In 2 Kings 4, we meet a widow who finds herself overwhelmed by fear, debt, grief, and uncertainty. She feels as though she has nothing left, but when the prophet Elisha asks her, “What do you have in your house?”, she discovers that the little she overlooked is exactly what God wants to use. This message reminds us that: Overflow requires surrenderOverflow requires obedienceOverflow requires us to be emptyPastor Robert challenges us to stop focusing on what we don't have and recognize what God has already placed in our hands. The widow had a small jar of oil, but when she surrendered it and obeyed God's instruction, what looked like scarcity became provision. But the greatest lesson isn't simply about receiving a blessing. The blessing is not the Blesser. God doesn't fill us just so we can keep what He gives us. He fills us so that we can pour it out into the lives of others. Whatever is filling you will eventually overflow from you. When life squeezes you, what comes out? If fear, anger, bitterness, or anxiety are filling you, they will eventually overflow. But when God's Word, prayer, His presence, faith, and the Holy Spirit are filling you, God can overflow out of you. Maybe God isn't asking you, “What do you need?” Maybe He's asking you, “What do you already have?” What is in your hands?What is in your heart?What is in your house?Place it in God's hands and trust Him to make little become much. The goal isn't just to be filled. The goal is to overflow. Scripture: 2 Kings 4:1–7 Message: Till You Overflow

Aug 26

STOP THE FLOW TO OVERFLOW | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

STOP THE FLOW TO OVERFLOW | Joshua 3:1–17 Pastor Robert delivers a powerful word about what happens when God stops the flow in our lives so that He can bring us into His overflow in the sermon titled “Stop the Flow to Overflow.” In Joshua 3, the Israelites stood at the Jordan River facing something they had never experienced before. They didn't know the way forward, but God instructed them to follow His presence. Before the river stopped, they had to step into the water. Before they saw the miracle, they had to trust the Word. This message reminds us: The overflow will take you where you have never been beforeSometimes God lets you feel what’s against you, so you know who is for youGod needs to stop your flow, so He can overflowPastor Robert encourages us to trust God when we don't know where we're going, to get our feet wet even when the circumstances still look impossible, and to understand that our waiting, standing, hurt, and difficult seasons are not wasted. Sometimes God is using the very place we want to escape to create our testimony, our breakthrough, our faith, and our next season. The Jordan was overflowing, but God stopped the flow. He didn't do it simply to make Israel wait. He did it to show them who He was and to lead them into the promise He had prepared for them. Maybe God is asking you to stop relying on your own flow. Maybe you're standing at the edge of something you've never experienced before. Or maybe you're in a season where God seems to be making you wait. Your waiting isn't a waste.Your standing isn't a waste.Your hurt isn't a waste.The Jordan wasn't the destination. It was the transition into the next chapter. Listen to this message and be encouraged to trust God's direction, get your feet wet, and believe that what God is stopping today may be making room for the overflow He has ahead. Scripture: Joshua 3:1–17 Message: Stop the Flow to Overflow

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HALLOWED BE | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

THE ALTAR OF MY LIFE | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

THE ALTAR OF MY UNDERSTANDING | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

THE ALTAR OF MY PAST | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

THE ALTAR OF ROUTINE | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

WHY ENTHRONED ? | APOSTLE DR. STEVEN BENAVIDES

OVERFLOWING WITH WORSHIP | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

BE STILL AND KNOW TO OVERFLOW | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

I CHOOSE TO OVERFLOW | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

TILL YOU OVERFLOW | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

STOP THE FLOW TO OVERFLOW | PASTOR ROBERT CAMACHO

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