ONE CHURCH

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FEB 2

The Soil of Stillness Growing Where You’re Planted

This exploration of Psalm 37 confronts one of our most persistent spiritual struggles: trusting God when life doesn't seem fair. We're invited to wrestle with that uncomfortable reality where wicked people appear to prosper while we, trying to follow God faithfully, face setbacks and delays. The psalmist doesn't dismiss our frustrations or pretend the struggle isn't real. Instead, we're given a radical prescription: do not fret, do not envy, and most challenging of all, be still and wait patiently. This isn't passive resignation but active faith—choosing to trust, delight in, and commit to God even when our circumstances scream otherwise. The imagery is striking: evildoers are like grass that withers in the sun, while the righteous bloom through that same exposure because God himself is our light. We're reminded that the Christian life isn't a sprint but a marathon, requiring us to trust God today, tomorrow, and the day after that. The promise is clear: those who remain rooted by the stream, who choose God's way even when it doesn't make immediate sense, will ultimately inherit the land and enjoy peace. This message calls us to examine where we've allowed comparison, envy, or impatience to shake our foundation, and to recommit to the long obedience that defines authentic faith.

Feb 2

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32 min
JAN 20

Still waiting, Still believing

In Genesis 15, we encounter Abraham standing at a crossroads between promise and reality, between what God has spoken and what his circumstances reveal. This passage invites us to consider what it means to have faith that transcends wishful thinking. We're challenged to recognize that true biblical faith isn't passive hoping or positive thinking—it's an active, courageous choice to anchor ourselves in God's promises even when everything around us screams impossibility. Abraham and Sarah faced infertility, yet God promised them descendants as numerous as the stars. The beauty of this story lies not in Abraham's perfect faith, but in his honest struggle and ultimate decision to trust. God doesn't offer complex explanations or detailed roadmaps; He simply says, 'Look up at the stars.' Sometimes our greatest act of faith is recognizing that the same God who created the cosmos can handle our impossible situations. This message reminds us that faith requires us to organize our lives around God's voice rather than our visible circumstances. We're called to move beyond comfortable Christianity into a faith that risks, trusts, and acts—even when the promise seems delayed and our limitations feel overwhelming.

Jan 20

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40 min
05/26/2025

Good Soil. Greater Grace.

In this exploration of the Parable of the Sower from Mark 4:1-9, we're challenged to rethink our understanding of spiritual growth. While we often focus on cultivating good soil in our lives, this message reminds us that God's grace is the true catalyst for transformation. The farmer in the parable scatters seeds indiscriminately, mirroring God's extravagant and boundless grace. This challenges us to trust in God's work rather than our own efforts. We're encouraged to see that even when growth isn't immediately visible, God is still at work. The message beautifully connects the parable to the concept of prevenient grace - God's love that precedes our awareness or response. As we reflect on this, we're invited to embrace a faith that celebrates God's faithfulness rather than our own striving.Chapter 1: The Parable of the Sower and Our Misconceptions 0:00 - 10:00Introduction to the Parable of the Sower and our tendency to focus on self-effort.Chapter 2: The Dangers of Spiritual Legalism 10:00 - 20:00Exploration of the pitfalls of legalism and works-based faith.Chapter 3: The Extravagant Sower and Prevenient Grace 20:00 - 30:00The focus shifts to God as the generous sower of grace.Chapter 4: Celebrating Growth and Extending Grace 30:00 - 40:00Embracing God's faithfulness and extending His grace to others.#ParableOfTheSower#GraceOfGod#JesusTeaching#Faith#HolySpirit#GodsFaithfulness#Discipleship#SpiritualGrowth#GodsLove#KingdomOfGod#Evangelism#PrevenientGrace#TrustInGod#ChurchGrowth#SpiritualDisciplines#GodsSovereignty#RelationshipWithGod#ExtravagantGrace#SabbathRest#GodsPlan

05/26/2025

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38 min
05/19/2025

Giving God's Way

In this message, we're challenged to rethink our approach to giving and generosity. The central theme revolves around Matthew 6, where Jesus teaches us to 'seek first the kingdom of God.' We're reminded that our use of money is a reliable indicator of where our hearts truly lie. The message emphasizes that God owns everything, and our giving is a way to acknowledge this truth. By understanding God's vision for our lives and aligning our priorities with His kingdom, we open ourselves to His miraculous provision. The speaker draws interesting parallels between biblical revivals and increased giving, suggesting that a renewed spiritual life often leads to greater generosity. As we reflect on this, we're encouraged to examine our own hearts and motivations for giving. Are we giving out of love, obedience, and gratitude? This message invites us to trust God more deeply with our finances and to experience the spiritual, material, and eternal rewards that come from giving God's way.

05/19/2025

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38 min
06/02/2025

A Faith that Endures

In this message, we're reminded of the importance of enduring faith through the story of Caleb in Joshua 14. Caleb's unwavering trust in God's promises, even after 45 years of waiting, challenges us to examine our own faith journey. Are we following God wholeheartedly, or merely agreeing without action? Caleb's resilience at 85 years old, still ready to fight for his inheritance, inspires us to stay committed to God's calling regardless of age or circumstances. This narrative encourages us to focus on God's promises, maintain our spiritual life amidst doubt and disobedience, and be unafraid to take on new challenges. We're prompted to reflect on our own willingness to trust God completely, even when it's uncomfortable or requires patience. The message urges us to invest in the local church and remain faithful, reminding us that God sees our efforts and will honor them in His time.Chapter 1: Called for a Purpose0:00 - 10:00We are reminded that we have been called for a purpose and are on assignment from God.Chapter 2: The Journey of Israel and Caleb's Faithfulness10:00 - 20:00We explore Israel's journey from Egypt to the Promised Land, highlighting Caleb's unwavering faith.Chapter 3: Characteristics of Enduring Faith20:00 - 30:00We examine the key attributes of Caleb's enduring faith and how we can apply them to our lives.Chapter 4: Trusting God's Promises and the Role of the Local Church30:00 - 40:00We are urged to trust in God's promises and recognize the importance of the local church in fulfilling God's plan.#Faith#Endurance#Caleb#GodsPurpose#TrustingGod#Faithfulness#Obedience#Promises#Wilderness#LocalChurch#Perseverance#Courage#SpiritualGrowth#GodsFaithfulness#Discipleship#Intercession#WholeheartedCommitment#OvercomingChallenges#DivineCalling#SpiritualWarfare

06/02/2025

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36 min
06/10/2025

Beyond the Workarounds

In this exploration of Psalm 91, we're reminded of the unshakeable security found in dwelling with God. The psalm paints a vivid picture of divine protection, using imagery of shelter, shadow, refuge, and fortress. We're challenged to not just know about God's protection, but to actively dwell in His presence. This isn't a passive faith, but one that requires our engagement - to 'say' and to 'trust'. The message emphasizes that in a world full of dangers, from visible threats to invisible pestilence, our ultimate safety lies not in earthly measures but in our closeness to the Almighty. It's a call to move beyond mere belief to a deep, abiding relationship with God. As we face our own vulnerabilities, this psalm encourages us to find strength in God's promises, reminding us that He is with us in trouble, not just coming to our rescue after the fact. This message challenges us to examine our own faith journey: Are we truly dwelling in God's presence? Are we allowing His protection to embolden us in our spiritual battles?

06/10/2025

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37 min
07/21/2025

Vision Sunday: Aligning with God's Idea of Church

As we explore the profound concept of the Church, we're reminded that it's not just a building or an organization, but the living, breathing body of Christ. This powerful metaphor from 1 Corinthians 12 invites us to see ourselves as integral parts of a greater whole, each with unique gifts and purposes. Just as our physical bodies work in harmony, we're called to function together, united by our shared love for Jesus. This unity transcends individual congregations, connecting believers worldwide. As we reflect of Christ's body, we bear the awesome responsibility of representing Him to the world. How might this perspective change the way we interact with fellow our faith community and beyond?Chapter 1: The Church as the Body of Christ0:00 - 15:00The church is defined as the body of Christ, emphasizing its unity and purpose.Chapter 2: The Church as the Temple of God15:00 - 25:00The church is described as the temple where God dwells, emphasizing holiness and spiritual sacrifice.Chapter 3: The Church as the New Israel and God's Instrument25:00 - 35:00The church is presented as the new Israel and God's chosen instrument to His kingdom.#Church#BodyOfChrist#TempleOfGod#IsraelOfGod#KingdomOfGod#Jesus#Unity#HolySpirit#Discipleship#GreatCommission#Holiness#GospelMessage#ChristFollowers#SpiritualS#GodsPlan"#ChurchMission#BibleTeaching#Evangelism#CommunityTransformation#GodsGlory

07/21/2025

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40 min
11/12/2025

Cultivating a Growth Mindset

This message challenges us to examine what truly hinders our spiritual growth by exploring the difference between a fixed mindset and a growth mindset through the lens of Scripture. Drawing from Romans 12, we discover that the concept of renewing our minds is not a modern psychological breakthrough, but an ancient biblical truth that has been calling us to transformation for over two thousand years.The sermon beautifully illustrates how students and athletes who give up when facing challenges mirror our own spiritual struggles when we allow ourselves to become fixated on obstacles rather than opportunities. The key to restoration lies in our willingness to offer ourselves as living sacrifices, not conforming to worldly patterns but being transformed through the renewing of our minds. This transformation requires us to think of ourselves with sober judgment, recognize our unique gifts, and most importantly, to love sincerely, hate evil, and cling to what is good.The message reminds us that our gifts may change throughout different seasons of life, and our greatest impact might come not when we are at our strongest physically, but when we are most open spiritually. As we journey toward restoration, we must ask ourselves: What blocks us from fully embracing God's will? Is it our careers, our busyness, or our fixed way of thinking? The call is clear—we have thousands of moments in our lives, and each one presents an opportunity to choose growth, to choose transformation, to choose drawing closer to God.

11/12/2025

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23 min
09/22/2025

When God doesn't do what you want | Jonah 4 Sermon | Ps. Jorge Romero

In this powerful exploration of the book of Jonah, we're reminded that God's love and mercy extend far beyond our human understanding. The story of Jonah challenges us to confront our own prejudices and resentments, especially when God's grace touches those we deem unworthy. We see how Jonah's anger at God's forgiveness of Nineveh reveals the prophet's self-centeredness and limited perspective. This narrative invites us to examine our hearts: Are we, like Jonah, more concerned with our comfort and expectations than with God's redemptive work in the world? The lesson here is clear - our lives are not about us, but about participating in God's mission of love and reconciliation. As we reflect on this, let's ask ourselves: Are we allowing God to use us as instruments of His grace, even when it challenges our comfort zones?

09/22/2025

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31 min
11/17/2025

Half Full, Half Empty

Nehemiah's story reminds us that finishing a major project doesn't mean the battles are over—it often means they're just beginning. We journey through Nehemiah chapters 6-10, discovering that after the walls of Jerusalem were rebuilt in just 52 days, opposition didn't cease; it intensified.The enemies tried intimidation, discrediting, and deception, yet Nehemiah's intimate relationship with God gave him the strength to refuse playing by the enemy's rules. What strikes us most is the pattern we see in ourselves: the constant cycle of drawing close to God, drifting away in comfort, and being called back through conviction.When Ezra read the law from daybreak to noon, the people wept—not from sadness about their circumstances, but from conviction about their hearts. Yet they were told not to mourn, but to rejoice, because 'the joy of the Lord is your strength.' This half-full, half-empty experience is the reality of our faith journey. We celebrate God's faithfulness while simultaneously recognizing our own failures.We rejoice in His grace while feeling challenged by His Word. The people's response wasn't just emotional—it was practical. They made concrete commitments, declaring 'we will not neglect the house of our God.' This teaches us that true spiritual renewal must move beyond feelings to action, beyond confession to commitment, ensuring we don't just build something for God but sustain it for His glory.

11/17/2025

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29 min

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The Soil of Stillness Growing Where You’re Planted

Still waiting, Still believing

Good Soil. Greater Grace.

Giving God's Way

A Faith that Endures

Beyond the Workarounds

Vision Sunday: Aligning with God's Idea of Church

Cultivating a Growth Mindset

When God doesn't do what you want | Jonah 4 Sermon | Ps. Jorge Romero

Half Full, Half Empty

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