If the death and resurrection of Jesus was the hinge that finally opened the great door of history, then the conversion of Saul of Tarsus to God was the moment when all the ancient promises of God came together, rolled into a ball, and rushed through that open door out into the wide world Read More →

Looking back to Joel’s prophecy (Joel 2:28-32) and forward to the promise for sending the Holy Spirit in Christ’s last words on earth before His ascention (Acts 1:8), Pentecost signals the beginning of the Church era. Sermon by pastor Tim Awtrey. June 4th, 2023, 11 am 13 Bratia Read More →

Sermon by pastor Trifon Trifonov. Read More →

Sermon by pastor Trifon Trifonov. Read More →

Joshua 5-6 are some of the most well-known chapters in the Old Testament, describing the battle of Jericho in the Promised land. In our lives we may not have to participate in a real combat but each one of us has their own battles. We are going to see some important things that we should know Read More →

Joshua 3 tells of an important moment in the history of Israel, when they crossed over the river Jordan. That was a predicament that they would not overcome on their own, so they believed and obeyed. In our lives we also have to go through rivers. When we respond to God’s call with faith Read More →

Faith can be born in most unexpected places. Every sinner has a future if they repent of their sins and turn to God. When we come to believe, our faith must be founded on the truth. Faith should lead to a decision and the decision – to action. As a result, faith is always rewarded. Read More →

Joshua is a book about a new beginning for God’s people. Moses has hust died. He’s led the people of Israel for 40 years in the desert but because of his sin at Meriba he can’t take them to the Promised land. Now it is Joshua’s turn. He must replace Moses as a leader and Read More →

How are we supposed to celebrate in a world that looks more like Good Friday? How can we celebrate when not far away a war is waging, and hundreds of thousands of lives are taken? Watching the news we ask ourselves what can be the message of Easter for this time of tragedy? Yet Eaaster has Read More →