Changed relationships

Christian relationships and responsibilities are basic aspects for the Christian faith, deeply rooted in the Scriptures and are essential for lives that honor God. These relationships and responsibilities cover the interactions with God, the brothers in the faith, the family and...
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Temptations: how to resist the devil

The devil is not interested in you, but his strategy is to hurt and neutralize the body of Christ, the Church. He uses one of the following strategies: temptation, accusation, deceit or direct attack. How can we resist his strategies? “Temptations: how to resist the...
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Faith: how to respond to God’s word

The first disciples thought that it is possible, even necessary, from time to time to fill up their tank with faith. So they asked the Lord Jesus to give them more faith. They were like us. They were thinking, if only they could have more faith, they would have been better...
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Witnessing for Jesus (Acts 1:3-11)

Тhe average Christian will hear about 4,000 sermons, will sing 20,000 songs and will pray 8,000 public prayers in his lifetime but will bring zero sinners to faith in Jesus Christ. That is the sobering statistics. Is it possible for one to be a Christian and not to witness?...
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God still speaks: how to study the Bible

God still speaks: how to study the Bible – sermon by Dimitar Todorov from The Fight sermon series. July 5, 2026
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Prayer: Talking To God

Prayer: Talking To God – sermon by pastor Trifon Trifonov from The Fight sermon series.
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Scars That Save (Job 42)

This is our last sermon on the short sermon series “Lessons from Job”. For a short time Job lost all the people he loved, his property and his health. His terrible disease was nothing in comparison to the loss of his children. The sorrow and pain were so big that Job...
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With such friends you don’t need enemies (Job 4-6)

Someone coined a new word, the word frenemy. An interessting word which describes some people. Frenemy means a combination between a friend and an enemy. It helps describe someone about whom you are not sure whether he’s your friend or your enemy. Pretends to be a friend...
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Кnocked down, but not broken (Job 1-2)

Have you heard stories of people who lost everything but then managed to regain it? David lost everything, but after he turned to the Lord, He helped him regain what he had lost. After killing the Egyptian, Moses fled into the wilderness and thus lost his home, his position as a...
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