Missed a Sunday or want to revisit a powerful message? This podcast brings you weekly sermons that inspire, challenge, and uplift. Dive into the Word of God and explore teachings that speak to modern life, offering hope, faith, and purpose. Join us every week as we grow together in faith and apply timeless truths to today’s world.
In Part 3 of our series, we look at Matthew 16:18 and the book of Acts to explore what it means to be A Bold Church. Boldness isn't a personality trait reserved for the naturally outgoing; it is the overflow of spending time with Jesus. A church that pleases God doesn't pray for comfort—it prays for courage!
29 Sept 2026
Ekklesia Week 2 | Tony Pramono
In this message, part of our series "Ekklesia: A Church Jesus Is Building" (Week 2), we dive deep into what it means to be a church that pleases God.
Centered around Matthew 16:18, this week's teaching focuses on the five key qualities of a church that pleases God: being a reverent, faith-filled, bold, unified, and loving church. We examine what genuine faith looks like, how our faith reflects our view of God, and the dangers of faith counterfeits (such as conditional, stagnant, or "safe" faith that costs nothing).
22 Sept 2026
Ekklesia Week 1 | Stephanus Elia
This week's sermon series "Ekklesia: A Church Jesus Is Building" we explore what it means to be a reverent church that maintains a high view of God rather than growing casual in our faith. Discover how cultivating a deep fear and reverence for the Lord protects us from compromise and helps us walk in true wisdom.
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