Kent A. Jacob's captivating poem "Not Worthy", explores the profound themes of redemption, sin, and worthiness. Glance into the human condition and the transformative power of grace as the poem unravels the complexities of our actions and attitudes. Experience the journey from condemnation to holiness, ultimately finding worthiness through the redeeming sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Kent A. Jacob uses Psalm 27 as a guide to discuss the concept of waiting upon the Lord, He emphasises that waiting on the Lord is not passive idleness, but a declaration of trust and recognition that God will raise us up in His timing. He encourages listeners to find courage in God's presence, knowing that He is their light, salvation, and strength. God enables them to face any challenge without fear. This message emphasises the importance of seeking God's presence and prioritising worship as a lifestyle rather than a chore. It encourages believers to find security in God's refuge, expressing gratitude and joy through praise and worship, even in the midst of adversity. Pastor Kent concludes by urging listeners to make seeking God's presence and expressing gratitude through worship their top priority in the new year. He encourages all to trust in God’s plan for divine elevation in their lives.

Are you longing for something more? This sermon, by Pastor Kent A. Jacob explores the powerful message of Romans 8, revealing the incredible future awaiting believers – the manifestation of the sons of God and the redemption of our bodies! Discover: - The eager anticipation shared by all creation for this momentous event. - How the Holy Spirit empowers and assures us as we wait. - The transformational journey leading to glorified bodies and true sonship with God. - The importance of active faith and preparation for what lies ahead. This message will challenge you to: - Deepen your understanding of salvation as a present reality and future hope. - Reignite your passion for serving God while you wait. - Stay vigilant and prepared for the coming of the Lord. Don't miss this inspiring message!

Join Pastor Kent A. Jacob as he explores the power of truth in our lives. In this inspiring message, you'll discover the importance of walking in integrity, the connection between truth and our identity in Christ, and the role of love in speaking the truth. But that's not all - Pastor Kent also surprises us with a beautiful poem he wrote on truth. Don't miss out on this transformative message! Click now to watch and be inspired by the power of truth in your life. 00:29:04 Special Poem - Truth by Kent A. Jacob

Dive deep into the true essence of the Incarnation in this thought-provoking message from Pastor Kent A. Jacob. Beyond the festive traditions of the Christmas season, we explore the profound theological truth of Jesus Christ's dual nature and his transformative presence on Earth. Discover: - Why the celebration of Christ's birth goes beyond mere dates and traditions. - The pre-existence of Christ and his divine declaration. - The awe-inspiring concept of the Word made flesh. - The ultimate purpose of the Incarnation: redemption and sonship. - How to live a life reflecting Christ's image and embrace the liberty He offers. This message is for: Anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Christian faith. Those curious about the historical and theological significance of Christmas. Individuals yearning for a renewed perspective on their relationship with God. Join us on this journey of faith and discovery. Leave a comment below with your thoughts and questions.

Discover true freedom in Pastor Kent A. Jacob's powerful sermon, 'Walking in Truth is Walking in Freedom,' based on John 8:31-32. Uncover the transformative nature of truth, its impact on our lives, and the hindrances that impede our understanding. Join us for a journey towards genuine freedom through the liberating power of truth. Don't miss out—experience it with Pastor Kent A. Jacob.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Kent A. Jacob explores the "Holiness of Christ and His Divine Nature". As Christians, one of our core beliefs is that Jesus Christ is not only fully man but also fully God. This belief in the deity of Christ sets Christianity apart from all other religions. One of the key verses that supports this belief is John 1:1, which states, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." This verse shows that Jesus Christ, who is called the Word, was not only with God in the beginning but was himself God. Pastor Jacob supports his message by referencing Bible verses such as John 20:26-29, where Thomas refers to Jesus as "My LORD and my God," and Romans 9-3-5, which states that Christ is "over all, God blessed for ever." He also highlights Titus 2:13, which talks about the great God and our Savior Jesus Christ, and Colossians 2:9, which says that in Jesus, the fullness of the Godhead dwells bodily. Through his insightful teaching and passionate delivery, Pastor Jacob helps us gain a deeper appreciation for Christ's holiness and divine nature. This sermon is a must-watch for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of this fundamental Christian belief.