In Part 11 of our 1 Thessalonians series, Pastor LT focuses on a defining mark of genuine conversion: turning from idols to serve the living and true God.

Rooted in 1 Thessalonians 1:9–10 (ESV), this message reminds us that following Christ is not only about believing in God—but about leaving behind whatever competes for our heart. The Thessalonian church became known for their radical shift in allegiance, and their example still speaks powerfully today.

This sermon centers on three crucial reminders about idols:

• Idols Will Steal Our Blessings – They quietly rob us of the joy, peace, and fruit God intends for our lives.

• Idols Will Destroy Our Foundation – Anything we build our lives on apart from God will eventually fail.

• Idols Will Cloud Our Reality – Idols distort our perspective, causing us to misjudge what truly matters.

An idol is anything that takes the place God alone deserves—whether obvious or subtle, sinful or seemingly good. This message calls believers to honest reflection, wholehearted devotion, and renewed surrender.

Listen and be challenged to turn fully toward God, serve Him alone, and experience the freedom and stability that come from building your life on the living and true God.

In Part 10 of our 1 Thessalonians series, Pastor LT addresses a powerful and often difficult truth: God draws us closer to Himself through trials and tribulations.

This message explores how hardship, persecution, and seasons of trouble can become unexpected blessings when they deepen our trust in God. Drawing from Paul’s encouragement to the Thessalonian church, Pastor LT reminds us that faith is not proven in comfort, but refined in adversity.

You’ll be challenged to see trouble through a different lens—one that recognizes how God uses trials to strengthen our faith, purify our hearts, and anchor us more firmly in Him. Rather than pulling away from God in difficulty, this sermon calls us to lean in, trust His character, and discover the closeness that comes from depending fully on Him.

If you’re walking through a hard season or seeking to grow stronger in your faith, this message will encourage you to find God’s presence—and His blessing—even in the midst of trouble.

Listen and be reminded that when we trust God in trials, He uses them to draw us closer than ever before.

On Christmas Eve, we celebrate the arrival of the Light of the world.

In this special Christmas Eve message, “Christmas Light,” Pastor LT reflects on the hope, clarity, and life that Jesus brings into a dark and broken world. This sermon reminds us that Christmas is not just about a moment in history, but about a light that still shines—guiding, healing, and restoring hearts today.

Pastor LT invites listeners to consider where they need God’s light most: in uncertainty, weariness, fear, or longing. Through Scripture and reflection, this message points us to Jesus as the true Light who overcomes darkness and offers peace that lasts beyond the season.

Whether you are celebrating with joy or carrying quiet burdens this Christmas Eve, this message offers comfort, hope, and a renewed vision of God’s presence with us.

Listen and let the light of Christ shine anew in your heart this Christmas.