Series: Unlikely Heroes

What if the person you’re most likely to overlook is the very person God is calling you to love?

In this message, Pastor Israel Velasco unpacks Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan and challenges us to rethink what it means to be a neighbor. Discover how genuine love moves beyond comfort, crosses boundaries, and takes action, even when it costs us something. Jesus’ challenge is clear: “Go and do likewise.”

Series: Unlikely Heroes

What if your faithfulness could help someone hear about Jesus, even if you never meet them?

In this message, Pastor Israel Velasco explores how each of us can play a part in reaching people with the Gospel. Discover why missions is more than giving or going. It’s about partnering together so people who have never heard the good news of Jesus have the opportunity to know Him.

Series: Unlikely Heroes

What happens when God calls someone who feels unqualified, uncertain, or afraid?

In this message, Pastor David P. Espinoza, Jr. explores Gideon’s journey from doubt to faith and shows how God can work through ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things, even when they struggle to believe in themselves.

Series: Unlikely Heroes

In this sermon Rev. Al Meza reminds us that God don't just use ordinary people, He uses people that have been marginalized, outcasted, and labeled by society.

Series: Unlikely Heroes

What makes someone an unlikely hero?

In this first message of Unlikely Heroes, Pastor Israel Velasco explores the one-sentence story of Shamgar in Judges 3:31. With an ordinary tool and an extraordinary God, Shamgar reminds us that God can use ordinary people who are willing to be faithful.

You may not have a platform, extraordinary gifts, or perfect circumstances. But you have something God has placed in your hands.

What will you do with it?

What does God’s Word say about the role of a grandparent? On this Grandparents Day, Pastor David explores the biblical “job description” of a grandparent through three examples from Scripture. But this message is about more than grandparents. Each of us has relationships God has entrusted to us, and we all want to do those relationships better.

Discover what Scripture teaches us about influencing the next generation, building meaningful relationships, and faithfully passing our faith on to those who come after us.

What if the problem isn’t how much we do for God, but why we do it?

In this message, Dr. David P. Espinoza, Jr. explores Matthew 26 and the difference between labor driven by love and labor driven by obligation. Through four different examples, we discover how our effort, motives, source, and results reveal what is really happening in our relationship with God.

Jesus doesn’t call us to work for His love. He calls us to trust Him and find rest in Him.

Series: Habits of the Heart

What does it really mean to surrender to Jesus? Pastor Israel Velasco shares that surrender is more than changing our behavior. It’s recognizing Jesus as Lord and trusting Him enough to give Him the final say.

In this message, we look a the story of Abraham and Isaac and discover what God may be asking us to place in His hands. Sometimes surrender means letting go. Other times, it means simply giving something to God and trusting Him with the outcome. The goal isn’t just better behavior. It’s full surrender to Jesus as Lord.