Past Services
About This Service July 15, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Alex Santiago. In this message, we explore the power of intercessory prayer and why praying for others is central to the Christian life. Looking at Moses' prayer in Exodus 32, we see a leader who stood in the gap for God's people, appealing to God's character, faithfulness, and promises rather than his own desires. His example reminds us that intercession is more than presenting our burdens to God—it is allowing God to place His burdens on our hearts. As we pray according to God's Word and His will, our hearts become more compassionate, our faith grows stronger, and we become active participants in God's work. Ultimately, intercession points us to Jesus, our perfect Intercessor, who continually stands before the Father on our behalf. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest [...]
About This Service July 12, 2026 service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this Baptism Sunday message, we followed Peter's sermon in Acts 2 and witnessed the life-changing moment when the crowd's hearts were pierced by the truth of the gospel. Faced with the reality of who Jesus is, they asked the only question that mattered: "What should we do?" Peter's answer was simple and urgent: repent and be baptized. Repentance is more than feeling sorry—it is a complete turning away from sin and a wholehearted turning toward God. Baptism is the outward declaration of that inward transformation, publicly identifying with Jesus and leaving the old life behind. This message reminded us that following Christ always calls for a response. We cannot remain neutral when confronted with His grace. Jesus extends an invitation to every heart to surrender, step into new life, and boldly declare allegiance to Him. When God convicts your heart, the best response is immediate obedience. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | [...]
About This Service July 8, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional with Pastor Marcos Gonzalez. In this message, we explore James and discover that confession is not merely a response to failure—it is God’s preventive medicine for the soul. When confession becomes a regular practice, sin is addressed while it is still small, before it grows into something that requires desperate, crisis-level prayer. James calls believers to confess their sins to one another and pray for one another so that healing can take place, reminding us that true confession brings what is hidden into the light. Through the examples of David in Psalms, we see that confession is both diagnosis and healing: it names what we have avoided, leads us into repentance, and opens the door for spiritual and even physical restoration. This message challenges us to stop hiding, embrace accountability, and remember that the more we confess, the less we have to cry out. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer [...]
About This Service July 5, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from goest speaker Jonathan Rivera. In this message, we explored Jesus' words in Matthew 5:6 and discovered that what we hunger for ultimately shapes the direction of our lives. Every person is searching for something to satisfy the deepest longings of the heart, but too often we fill our lives with temporary things while neglecting the One who truly satisfies. We were challenged to ask an honest question: What am I really hungry for? Our desires are influenced by our community, our experiences, and even the habits we build each day. Yet beneath every craving is a deeper invitation to hunger for God's righteousness above everything else. If you've been searching, waiting, or feeling spiritually dry, remember this: your hunger is often preparing you for something better—and our God is always on the way. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer [...]
About This Service July 1, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Jim Angelakos. In this message, we look at the prayers of King Hezekiah and discover how faith-filled prayer can transform even the most impossible situations. Faced with overwhelming threats and a life-threatening illness, Hezekiah didn't panic or rely on human solutions—he brought everything before the Lord. His prayers demonstrate that surrender is the starting point of powerful prayer, that God welcomes our honest cries, and that He sees both our faith and our tears. Hezekiah's example reminds us that prayer is not our last resort but our first response. This message encourages us to trust God's character, remember His faithfulness, and believe that He still hears, responds, and works on behalf of those who call on Him. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July [...]
About This Service June 28, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Peter Reeves. In this message, Pastor Peter walked through Ruth 2 and discovered that God often hides destiny inside service. Ruth found herself in the uncertain space between loss and promise—a season many of us know well. She had no clear plan, no guarantees, and no idea what God was preparing behind the scenes. Yet instead of becoming bitter or giving up, she chose faithful obedience. Through the lives of Naomi, Ruth, and Boaz, we were reminded that disappointment doesn't have to define us, faithfulness matters even when we lack clarity, and God's provision is often waiting on the other side of simple obedience. While Ruth worked, God was arranging her future. When you don't know what's next, don't stop moving. Keep serving, keep trusting, and keep saying yes to the next faithful step. God is already working in the field before you ever arrive. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor [...]
About This Service June 24, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, we discover that prayer is far more than simply talking to God—it is returning to the environment we were created to live in. Looking at Genesis 3, we see that Adam and Eve were designed for regular, intimate communion with God, walking with Him in the garden as part of their everyday lives. Sin disrupted that relationship, causing humanity to hide from the very Presence it was made for. As a result, many of the struggles we face in prayer—avoidance, distraction, and resistance—are echoes of the Fall and our tendency to disconnect from God. Yet through Jesus, we are invited back into fellowship with our Creator. When we pray, we step back into the presence we were always created to enjoy. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | [...]
About This Service June 21, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this Father’s Day message, The Perfect Dad, we explored James 1 and discovered that God’s definition of perfection is not flawlessness, but spiritual maturity. Through James 1:2–8, we were reminded that great fathers aren’t those who never make mistakes—they are those who faithfully grow through life’s challenges with joy, endurance, wisdom, and unwavering faith. We were also encouraged to seek God’s wisdom for the practical realities of life, family, and leadership, knowing that He generously gives it to those who ask. Ultimately, this message reminded us that the goal isn’t competing with other dads—it’s faithfully finishing the race God has given us and helping others cross the finish line along the way. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | [...]
About This Service June 17, 2026 service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week 2 of Summer of Prayer with Pastor David Slaton. In this message, we explore one of the most remarkable prayers in Scripture and what it teaches us about seeking God’s wisdom. When God invited Solomon to ask for anything, he did not request wealth, power, or personal success. Instead, he humbly acknowledged his limitations and asked for an understanding heart to lead God’s people well. Through Solomon’s response, we learn that godly wisdom begins with humility, sees responsibility before opportunity, and aligns our hearts with God’s priorities. Because Solomon sought what mattered most to God, the Lord not only granted him extraordinary wisdom but also blessed him beyond what he asked. This message challenges us to examine our own prayers and reminds us that when we seek God’s Kingdom first, He faithfully provides what we need and equips us to fulfill the purpose He has given us. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie [...]
About This Service June 14, 2026 service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from guest speaker, Scotty Gibbons. In this message on Relationships, our Scotty Gibbons reminded us that God never intended for us to do life alone. Through 1 Corinthians 12 and Ephesians 4:16, we were challenged to see ourselves as part of the body of Christ—uniquely designed, deeply connected, and dependent on one another for growth and health. We explored three essential practices for building Christ-centered relationships: loving one another, encouraging one another, and serving one another. Jesus made it clear that love is the defining mark of His followers, while encouragement strengthens us through life’s challenges and keeps us growing in faith. We were also reminded that God has given each of us gifts, not for our own benefit, but to serve others and reflect His grace. As we choose love, offer encouragement, and faithfully serve those around us, we help create a community that is healthy, growing, and full of the love of Christ. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, [...]
About This Service June 10, 2026 service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week 1 of Summer of Prayer with Pastor Jesse. In this message, Pastor Jesse Starr teaches that prayer is not just a spiritual habit, but a daily practice that recenters our lives on Jesus. Rooted in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 6), we are challenged to move beyond performance-based prayer and into the secret place—where prayer becomes an audience of one and intimacy with the Father is restored. Jesus teaches us not to pray for attention, but with sincerity, trust, and dependence, beginning with “Our Father,” reminding us that we are adopted into God’s family and never walk alone. As we pray “Your kingdom come,” we learn to surrender our will and reflect His presence in every area of life. Daily bread teaches us dependence and intentional restriction so we can live in God’s fullness, while forgiveness and deliverance shape hearts that are free from bitterness and fear. This message calls us to live a prayer life marked by intimacy, surrender, and trust in the Father’s authority and care. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | [...]
About This Service June 7, 2026 service. Join us for worship led by Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from guest speaker Travis Jones. In this message, Travis teaches us that faith doesn't wait for perfect conditions, it takes action on God's promises. We'll look at examples of extraordinary faith in the Bible and discover how to build what God has called us to build, even when we can't yet see the outcome. Travis shows us how faith grows through obedience, perseverance, and preparation as we trust God with the future He has planned. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | Jonathan Rivera
About This Service June 3, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by our guest speaker, Jim Burns. In this special message, guest speaker Jim Burns shares practical and biblical wisdom on creating a media-safe home in today’s digital world. As technology continues to shape how we communicate, learn, and spend our time, families are challenged to navigate screens with both wisdom and integrity. Drawing from Scripture and years of ministry experience, Jim presents six biblical principles for digital use that help parents and students develop healthy habits, honor God online, and make wise media choices. Whether you're a parent, student, or leader, you'll gain practical tools for building a Christ-centered digital life in an increasingly connected world. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | Jonathan Rivera
About This Service May 31, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Three of Pneuma with Pastor Johnnie Wilson. What does it actually look like to be led by the Holy Spirit? In this message, we explore the difference between living by our own desires and living under the direction of God's Spirit. Scripture teaches that the Spirit-led life is more than a moment of inspiration—it’s a daily decision to align our thoughts, choices, and actions with God’s leading. As we learn to hear His voice, cultivate His character, and walk in step with His guidance, we experience the life and peace He promises. Whether you're facing temptation, making important decisions, or longing for greater spiritual growth, this message will challenge and encourage you to surrender control, trust His direction, and follow the path He has prepared for you. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez [...]
About This Service May 27, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Johnnie Wilson.
About This Service May 24, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Two of Pneuma with Pastor Johnnie Wilson. This message unpacks the purpose and power of the baptism in the Holy Spirit. It’s not something earned through performance or spiritual perfection—it’s a gift from the Father available to every believer. We’ll explore how Spirit baptism is distinct, empowering, and deeply connected to God’s mission for our lives. From speaking in tongues to boldness in witness, this isn’t about spiritual hype or emotional moments. It’s about being filled with the power of God to live differently, love boldly, and impact the world around you. You were designed for more than survival. You were designed to be filled. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | Jonathan Rivera
About This Service May 20, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Six of the Consecrated series with Pastor Alex Santiago. In this final message of the Consecration series, we are reminded that God’s grace not only brings salvation, but trains and transforms us into people who are eager to serve Him and others through active faith. Consecration is more than a moment of surrender; it is a daily response that says, “Use me, Lord.” As we reflect on the journey of this series—from surrender and sacrifice to holiness, power, and community—we now see that consecration ultimately leads us into purpose. God has chosen us, set us apart, and empowered us to live lives marked by obedience, love, and good works. While works do not earn salvation, true faith naturally produces action. This message challenges us to move beyond passive belief and become people who serve wholeheartedly, live by faith, and reflect the heart of Jesus both inside and outside the church walls. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism [...]
About This Service May 17, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week One of Pneuma with Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, we explore who the Holy Spirit truly is: not a force or feeling, but the very Person and presence of God dwelling with and within believers. Through John 14, Jesus promises that we would not be left as orphans, but empowered, comforted, guided, and transformed by the Spirit of truth. The Greek word Pneuma means breath, wind, or spirit—the unseen life and power of God at work in us. Just like wind cannot be seen but its effects are undeniable, the Holy Spirit changes hearts, renews minds, produces spiritual fruit, and gives boldness to live for Christ. This message is an invitation to know the Holy Spirit personally and walk daily in His presence. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan [...]
About This Service May 13, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Five with the Consecrated series with Pastor Marcos Gonzalez. In this message, we look at Acts 2 and discover that consecration was never meant to be lived out alone. The early church was not just a gathering of believers—it was a living, breathing community constantly moving toward deeper devotion to God and one another. They were moved to respond to the gospel, remain rooted in truth, remember Christ’s sacrifice, build authentic relationships, pray fervently, and serve the needs of others. Their consecration was visible not only in personal holiness, but in how they loved, gathered, gave, and lived together. As awe filled the church and God moved in power among them, their community became contagious, and people were added daily. This message challenges us to move beyond passive Christianity and become a church fully devoted to Jesus, to one another, and to the mission of God. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson [...]
About This Service May 10, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Joanna Reeves. This Mother’s Day, we look at the story of a struggling widow in 1 Kings 17 who felt like she had nothing left to give. Single, discouraged, and surviving day to day, she believed her lack disqualified her from being used by God. But instead of avoiding her, God sent the prophet Elijah straight to her door. Through this powerful story, we’re reminded that your lack doesn’t push God away — it often pulls Him closer. Shame has a way of making us hide from God, convincing us we’re not enough, don’t have enough, or could never do enough. But God specializes in using what feels small, broken, and insufficient. What she called “only a handful,” God called enough for a miracle. This message is an encouragement to trust God in seasons of lack, stop minimizing what’s in your hands, and remember that your security is not found in your supply, but in the God who faithfully provides day after day. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week [...]
About This Service May 6, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Jim Angelakos. In this message, we explore how a life fully surrendered to Jesus becomes a vessel for His presence and power. Through Colossians 1 and Galatians 2:20, we are reminded that consecration begins with dying to self so Christ can fully live through us. As our will, identity, and desires are laid down, the obstacles that compete with God’s presence are removed, and we begin to live by faith instead of self-reliance. This teaching reveals that true transformation is not striving harder, but abiding deeper—finding our identity in Christ as chosen, forgiven, redeemed, and empowered by His Spirit. Looking at the life of Paul, we see that the deeper his surrender became, the greater God’s power was revealed through him. We also discover how fasting accelerates consecration, positioning our hearts for breakthrough, alignment, and deeper intimacy with God. This message is a call to daily surrender, wholehearted devotion, and pursuing the presence of Jesus above everything else. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex [...]
About This Service May 3, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week One of Teach Us to Pray series with Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, we explore the powerful request in Luke 11:1—“Lord, teach us to pray.” The disciples weren’t asking for information; they were asking to be trained. They saw something different in Jesus—not routine or religion, but real connection with God—and they wanted that kind of prayer life. Too often, we settle for low expectations when it comes to prayer, but like anything meaningful, it requires practice. Using the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6:9–13 as a framework, this message unpacks how to grow in prayer: starting with God’s presence, aligning with His priorities, trusting His daily provision, walking in forgiveness, and relying on His power over temptation. Prayer isn’t just preparation for something greater—it is the greater work. If there’s one area of life worth mastering, it’s this. The goal is to become so consistent, so connected, that it looks like you’ve been taking lessons from the Master Himself. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago [...]
About This Service April 29, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Johnnie Wilson. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | Jonathan Rivera
About This Service April 26, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Three of the Add Me In Real Life series with Pastor Johnnie Wilson In this message, we explore what it truly means to live out the Golden Rule in a world full of digital “follows” but lacking real-life connection. Jesus’ words in Matthew 7:12 call us beyond passive kindness into active, intentional love—treating others the way we want to be treated. This message challenges us to stop waiting for others to go first and instead become the kind of person others need. Rooted in a love for God, we learn that real faith shows up in how we serve, honor, and care for people daily. From empathy to generosity, Scripture gives us a clear picture of what a “golden follow” looks like. As we allow God to refine our hearts, we begin to reflect His character in our relationships. Because at the end of the day, following Jesus means choosing to actively pursue the good of others. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 [...]
About This Service April 22, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Three of the Consecration series with Pastor David Slaton. In this message, we explore what it truly means to follow Jesus without compromise. Using the image of a cross with a hidden wheel—something meant to make it easier to carry—we’re challenged to ask where we’ve made discipleship more comfortable than costly. In Luke 9:23, Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and follow Him, reminding us that consecration is not about losing our lives, but setting them apart for God’s highest purpose. Through the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in Daniel 3, we see what real devotion looks like—choosing obedience even with a “but even if He does not” faith. Their willingness to stand firm led them into the fire, but they were not alone—God met them there. This message calls us to remove the “wheel,” fully surrender, and trust that when we follow Jesus, even through the fire, He is faithful to walk with us and lead us into His abundance. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of [...]
About This Service April 19, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Two of Add Me in Real Life with Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, we tackle one of life’s biggest challenges—dealing with difficult people. Through scripture, Pastor Johnnie reveals that real peace in relationships doesn’t come from avoiding conflict, but from understanding our identity in Christ and how we’re called to respond. In a divided world, we’re reminded that we belong to one body, and divisiveness only deepens the damage. Instead, God invites us to “wear” a different kind of life—clothing ourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. We’re also called to “bear” with one another through forgiveness, absorbing offense rather than spreading it. Ultimately, love becomes the layer that holds it all together, leading us toward maturity and unity. This message challenges us to stop reacting and start reflecting Jesus—because sometimes the people who test us most are the ones God uses to transform us. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie [...]
About This Service April 15, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week two of the Consecration series with Pastor Dave Bush. In this message, we continue our Consecrated series by looking at Romans 12:1–2 and discovering that consecration is not about losing your life—it’s about setting it apart for God’s highest purpose. Like a reserved table set aside for someone important, our lives are called to carry a sign that says, “Reserved for God.” In response to His mercy—our forgiveness, freedom, and adoption—we are invited to present our lives as living sacrifices, not just in moments, but in our daily choices, thoughts, and desires. This teaching reminds us that true worship is not just what we sing, but how we live, as we resist conformity to the world and allow God to transform us by renewing our minds. A consecrated life stays on the altar—fully surrendered, set apart, and available for His will. When we give God everything, we begin to live in the fullness of His good, pleasing, and perfect plan. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago [...]
About This Service April 12, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Peter Reeves. In this message, we confront the tension of digital relationships that lack real depth. While culture pushes us to curate our lives, Scripture calls us to genuine, in-person community. From scrolling through updates to sitting with someone in their pain, there’s a difference between being seen and being truly known. God designed us not to live in isolation, but as a body—deeply connected, fully present, and committed to one another. Real growth, healing, and accountability don’t happen from a distance; they happen in proximity. This message challenges us to move beyond surface-level connection and step into authentic relationships that reflect the heart of God. You weren’t created to do life alone—you were created to be known, to belong, and to walk in real community. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor [...]
About This Service April 8, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week One of the Consecration series with Pastor Jesse Starr. In this message, we begin this series by looking at Acts 26 and Saul’s encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. What looks like a dramatic conversion is really a moment of surrender—where Saul stops resisting and submits to the voice of Jesus. We’re reminded that fighting God’s will only leads to pain, but surrender leads to purpose. Saul’s life is completely redirected as he goes from persecutor to witness, showing us that a life set apart for God starts with laying down our own plans. This message challenges us to ask whether we’re truly surrendered or simply asking God to bless what we want. As Jesus meets Saul in the middle of his mess, we’re reminded He meets us there too—calling us out of darkness into light, opening our eyes, and transforming us so we can see people and live with the purpose He’s called us to. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday [...]
About This Service April 5, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, we celebrate “The Easter Exchange”—the greatest trade in history. In Matthew 27:15–26, we meet Barabbas, a guilty man set free while Jesus, the innocent Son of God, is condemned. It’s a moment that doesn’t make sense—until you realize it’s our story too. Like Barabbas, we’ve been given a chance we could never earn. Our sin, shame, and brokenness were placed on Jesus, and in return, we receive His righteousness, freedom, and life. This divine exchange—His innocence for our guilt—changes everything. Through the cross and the empty tomb, Jesus offers us more than forgiveness; He offers transformation. Easter reminds us that we are not defined by our past, but by His sacrifice. The question is: will you accept the exchange and step into the new life He’s offering today? Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | [...]
About This Service March 29, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Matt Engle. In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Matt led us through Matthew 21:1–11 where we were reminded that Jesus didn’t come as a conquering political ruler, but as a peaceful King—riding on a donkey to bring reconciliation between God and humanity. Through the cross, He made a way where there was no way, offering peace to every person. As the crowd shouted “Hosanna,” we saw that when the King is revealed, worship is the only right response. Yet this moment also challenges us—will our worship be conditional, or rooted in who He truly is? Finally, we were called to recognize that the King is still advancing His Kingdom today through simple obedience. When we carry His presence into our everyday lives, God uses it to draw others to Him. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer [...]
About This Service March 25, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Dave Bush. In this message, we confront a question many believers wrestle with: does our prayer really make a difference? James 5:16 reminds us that effective, fervent prayer accomplishes much—and this teaching shows us how to pray with confidence, clarity, and expectation. Looking at the faith of Caleb, we learn that prevailing prayer begins when God’s promises become louder than the obstacles we face. Through Mark 11:24, we’re challenged to ask specifically, believe in the moment, and receive by faith before we ever see the outcome. Romans 8 reveals that we are not alone in prayer—the Holy Spirit helps, guides, and even intercedes for us when we don’t have the words. And Hebrews 10 calls us to hold onto our confidence, refusing to give in to doubt or discouragement after we pray. This message equips us to pray with faith, invite the Spirit, receive in advance, and endure with confidence—learning to pray with a faith that truly prevails. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor [...]
About This Service March 22, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this special message, Pastor Johnnie called us to prepare our hearts for a deeper encounter with God through Joshua 3:5 and Romans 12:1–2. Consecration means being set apart—both turning from sin and fully dedicating ourselves to God. It’s not partial or occasional; it’s wholehearted. We were challenged to examine areas of compromise in our lives and recognize that the opposite of holy isn’t just evil—it’s common. God is inviting us out of casual, compartmentalized faith into a life fully devoted to Him in every area. True consecration moves beyond attending church to becoming a living sacrifice, available for His purposes. This message also emphasized the power of corporate consecration—what happens when a unified church brings faith, expectation, and obedience into the room. When we separate from what contaminates and devote ourselves fully to God, we position our lives for Him to do amazing things in and through us. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor [...]
About This Service March 18, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Matt Engle. In this message, we look at Matthew 11:28–30, reminding us of the powerful invitation Jesus gives to anyone who is weary, overwhelmed, and carrying too much: come to Him and find rest. Through both Jesus’ words and 1 Peter 5:7, we learn what it truly means to come honestly, release our burdens, and trust that He cares deeply for us. This message will encourage you to stop striving, stop carrying what was never yours to hold, and discover the kind of rest only Jesus can give—a deep, soul-level peace that comes from walking closely with Him. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | Jonathan Rivera
About This Service March 15, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Four of The Miracles of Jesus series with Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, Pastor Johnnie explores what kind of faith Jesus is looking for. Speaking from Matthew 21:18–22, we look at how the fig tree becomes a parable about the danger of having the appearance of fruit without actually producing it. We discover that real spiritual fruit doesn’t come from trying harder, it comes from staying deeply connected to Christ. This message challenges us to move beyond appearances, from being consumers to contributors in God’s Kingdom, and to cultivate a faith rooted in relationship with Jesus that produces real, lasting fruit. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | Jonathan Rivera
About This Service March 11, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor David Slaton. In this message, we look at how prayer moved the early church throughout the book of Acts. Prayer wasn’t a routine or a last resort—it was the driving force behind their boldness, their direction, and the powerful ways God moved among them. In Acts 4, the believers prayed for courage in the face of opposition, asking God to enable them to speak His word with boldness and to stretch out His hand in power. In Acts 13, prayer and fasting positioned the church to hear the Holy Spirit’s guidance, sending Barnabas and Saul into the work God had prepared for them. And again and again we see that when the church prayed, God acted—Peter was freed from prison, worship shook the foundations of a jail, and impossible situations began to change. Prayer connected them to God’s power and presence. As Jesus promised in John 14, when we ask in His name, God works so that the Father may be glorified through the Son. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | [...]
About This Service March 8, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Three of The Miracles of Jesus series with Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, Pastor Johnnie explored the moment Jesus calmed the storm on the Sea of Galilee. This miracle reveals Jesus’ authority over creation and reminds us that He is the true Peace Speaker in the middle of life’s storms. Storms often come unexpectedly and can quickly feel overwhelming, even when we are doing exactly what Jesus asked us to do. We can struggle with fear, doubt God’s involvement, or focus more on the storm than on the Savior. Yet when Jesus spoke, the wind and waves obeyed. The goal of faith is not a storm-free life, but confidence in the Lord of the storm. When our view of Jesus becomes greater than our fears, chaos turns into calm and storms become testimonies of His power. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 [...]
About This Service March 4, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Peter Reeves. In this message, we wrestle with a powerful question: If the story of Jesus is true, what does that mean for us? As believers, we confess that Jesus is God, the Savior of the world, and that His death, burial, and resurrection changed everything. But if that’s true, then following Him must be about more than what He can do for us—it must be about becoming like Him. Looking at Romans 8:28–29 and 1 John 4:16, we discover that God’s definition of “good” is not comfort, success, or ease, but Christlikeness. The early church faced pressure, loss, and uncertainty, yet Paul reminded them that God was weaving every moment into a greater story of formation. Through every season, God is shaping us to resemble Jesus—growing us in love, joy, and peace. This message invites us to stop drifting spiritually and intentionally pursue a life that reflects the heart and character of Christ. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July [...]
About This Service March 1, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week Two of The Miracles of Jesus series with Pastor Matt Engle. In this message, Pastor Matt led us through Luke 8:42–48 and the powerful story of the woman who had suffered for twelve years before reaching out to touch the edge of Jesus’ cloak. Her healing reminds us that a miracle is when God steps into a situation with supernatural power—and that Jesus is still our Healer today. Faith rises when we intentionally pursue Him, pushing past shame, fear, disappointment, and doubt. We were reminded that mature faith is not built on outcomes, but on God’s character. He can heal, He still heals, and even when He doesn’t move the way we expect, He remains good and trustworthy. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | [...]
About This Service February 25, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this devotional, we reflect on the power and intimacy of God’s name. Every name of God reveals an attribute, every attribute invites a response, and every response deepens our connection with Him. Tonight, we are not praying to a distant deity—we are calling on Abba Father, who welcomes us as His children; the Sovereign Lord, who reigns over every surrendered area of our lives; the Almighty One, whose power heaven still declares; the God of Peace, who shifts atmospheres and steadies anxious hearts; and the Living God, who is present, active, and responsive. This gathering calls us to pray with boldness and expectancy—lifting impossible prayers, declaring His power over darkness, and placing our hope in the One who is not theoretical, but alive and still answering when His people call on His name. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, [...]
About This Service February 22, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week One of the Miracles of Jesus series with Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, Pastor Johnnie unpacked Mark 5:1–20 and reminded us that biblical deliverance is spiritual rescue—God intervening to liberate us from sin, darkness, deception, destruction, and fear. The man who once lived among tombs, tormented and out of control, was transformed by the authority of Christ’s word and found sitting, clothed, and in his right mind. Deliverance is something Jesus does for us. Where we are unclean, uncontrolled, deceived, or afraid, He still has power to set us free. The same Savior who crossed the sea for one broken man is still pursuing people today. Freedom is not a myth, and bondage is not final. Jesus still delivers—and His mercy is available to all who seek Him. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor [...]
About This Service February 18, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, we turn to Acts 12:1–16 to discover the ingredients that transform ordinary prayer into powerful prayer. This teaching unpacks four key ingredients: passion that refuses routine, expectation rooted in faith, focus that eliminates distraction, and engagement that persists until something shifts. Prayer was never meant to be mechanical or passive; it is relational, intentional, and powerful. When our hearts, faith, attention, and endurance align, prayer stops being a ritual we attend and becomes a force that moves heaven and changes us. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | Jonathan Rivera
About This Service February 15, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from guest speaker, Dan Lian. In this message, Dan Lian led us into a powerful reflection on time through 2 Timothy 4:6–8. As the Apostle Paul neared the end of his life, he spoke with clarity and confidence: he had fought the good fight, finished the race, and kept the faith. His words remind us that time is both limited and sacred—what we do with it matters eternally. We were challenged to evaluate how we’re spending the time we’ve been given. Are we fighting the good fight—standing firm for what honors Christ? Are we running our race—staying in our lane instead of comparing ourselves to others? And are we actively keeping the faith—guarding our relationship with God through every season? The message called us to live with the end in mind. A crown of righteousness awaits those who remain faithful. Time is moving—but we still have breath, purpose, and opportunity to finish well. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, [...]
About This Service February 11, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Jesse Starr. In this message, we turn to Acts 9 to rediscover what it means to truly see Jesus. Scripture calls us to fix our eyes on Him—the Author and Perfecter of our faith—but how do we actually do that in the middle of confusion, pressure, or misdirection? Through Paul’s encounter on the road to Damascus, we’re reminded that Jesus is not distant. He hears our prayers, calls us by name, and meets us even when we’ve been walking the wrong way. This teaching highlights three simple but powerful shifts: praying truthfully and freely, choosing to focus on Jesus instead of the storm, and cultivating a sweet, sensitive spirit toward the Lord. As we learn to look up and stay attentive to His voice, our perspective changes—and so do we. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of [...]
About This Service February 8, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, Pastor Johnnie invited us into a spiritual “halftime” moment—not centered on entertainment, but on honest reflection and intentional adjustment. While teams on the field reset their strategy, we were challenged to pause and examine the scoreboard of our own lives. Rooted in Philippians 3:7–14, the message reminded us that even near the end of his life, the Apostle Paul still viewed himself as unfinished, focused, and pressing forward toward the true prize: knowing Christ. The real win is not found in success, status, or comfort, but in faithfully running the race God set before us and receiving the heavenly prize secured through Jesus. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | Jonathan Rivera
About This Service February 4, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a prayer devotional by Pastor Matt Engle. In this message, we dive into Ephesians 6:10–18 to discover how to pray with direction. Scripture calls us to pray on all occasions, and this teaching outlines four clear directions for intentional prayer: inward, outward, backward, and forward. We learn that prayer inwardly often changes us more than our circumstances, shaping our wisdom, strength, and boldness. Praying outwardly invites us to intercede for others, becoming vessels of God’s work beyond ourselves. Looking backward cultivates gratitude for God’s faithfulness, while praying forward calls us to believe in faith for what God has yet to do. This message equips us to move beyond vague prayers and step into purposeful, faith-filled prayer. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | [...]
About This Service February 1, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by Week One of Ambassador series with Pastor Johnnie Wilson. In this message, Pastor Johnnie centered our hearts on 2 Corinthians 5:16–20, reminding us that as believers, we don’t just speak about God—we represent Him. We are Christ’s ambassadors, sent with the authority and responsibility of the King Himself, carrying the message of reconciliation to a broken world. God is making His appeal through us, calling people back to Himself, and that truth removes both intimidation and self-reliance—we speak not in our own name, but in His. This message also highlights the call to live mission-focused lives, reflecting the character of Christ while boldly sharing His gospel. As we step into the Year of the Seeker, we were invited to be like Jesus—seeking and saving the lost—and to engage practically through initiatives like Neighborhood Ambassadors, trusting that God will use our obedience, our voices, and our lives to draw others back to Him. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism [...]
About This Service January 21, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a devotional by Pastor Cody Flickinger. In this message, we turn to Acts 3–4 to explore the heart of prayer and the kind of people God chooses to work through. As Peter and John witness a miraculous healing, it becomes clear that the power was never about them. Their prayers weren’t driven by outcomes or attention, but by a deep pursuit of God Himself. This passage reminds us that God moves through faithfulness and consistency, not hype or spectacle. Even more striking than the miracle was the testimony of their lives: it was evident that they had been with Jesus. Proximity to Christ changed them, shaped their courage, and marked their prayers with authority. This devotional calls us to chase Jesus more than what we’re asking for, trusting that when we stay close to Him, real transformation—and true miracles—follow. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, [...]
About This Service January 25, 2025 service. Join us for worship led by Faith Worship Arts, followed by a message from guest speaker Reece Whitehead. Building on Pastor Johnnie's vision that SEEK would be a guiding focus for Faith in 2026, this message calls us to intentionally pursue God’s presence and perspective, particularly in the area of generosity. After dedicating the first 21 days of the year to prayer and fasting, we are reminded that perspective shapes not only what we see, but how we live. Reece highlights three foundational truths: God owns it all, God’s favor follows obedience, and God fills what faith empties. Drawing from biblical examples such as Cain and Abel and the widow’s offering, we see that generosity is not about amount, but about trust. This message challenges us to move beyond earthly thinking and step into Kingdom principles, trusting God as our source and placing Him first in every area of life. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July [...]
About This Service January 21, 2026 Service. Join us for worship with Faith Worship Arts, followed by a devotional by Pastor Peter Reeves. In this message, we center our hearts on Psalm 8:3–6, reflecting on the awe and majesty of God—and the humbling reality that the Creator of the universe is the One who invites us to pray. Through the practice of confession in prayer, we’re challenged to ask an honest question: Why do we so often forget who we’re praying to? This devotional calls us back to reverence, humility, and right perspective—reminding us that prayer is not about asserting our will, but surrendering ourselves before a powerful, attentive, and deeply personal God. Other Recent Messages Summer of Prayer Week 5 Wednesday, July 15, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 5 | Pastor Alex Santiago Baptism Sunday 2026 Sunday, July 12, 2026 | Baptism Sunday | Pastor Johnnie Wilson Summer of Prayer Week 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Summer of Prayer Week 4 | Pastor Marcos Gonzalez Guest Speaker: Jonathan Rivera Sunday, July 5, 2026 | Guest Speaker | Jonathan Rivera