Weekly Sermon
Ever wonder who you really are and why you’re here? You’re not alone, this question has echoed through every generation.
The good news is that Jesus has already given us the answer.
This week, Pastor J.B. Lim kicks off a brand new ministry year at Thrive with a powerful message on Jesus’ Great Commission. If you’re ready to step into the life God designed for you, don’t miss it!
What makes a relationship truly great?
It’s not status, skills, or wealth. In God’s Kingdom, greatness flows from humility.
In the finale of our summer series, Preaching Student Timson Hui unpacks Jesus’ words at the Last Supper and reveals how humility has the power to transform our relationships. Don’t miss this message!
It’s been said that “the hardest part of betrayal is it's never from a stranger.”
Maybe that's why betrayal hurts so deeply. So how should we respond when betrayal finds its way into our relationships?
Tune in this week as Pastor Tim Osiowy shares how Jesus faced betrayal—not with bitterness, but by inviting God’s Spirit to bring a transforming power that leads to loyalty. Join us and discover how a moment of betrayal can become a moment of deeper love and greater trust.”
In the heat of conflict, we often demand justice for others but cry out for mercy when it’s our own mistake. Emotions can run high, and if left unchecked, they leave behind wounds and resentment. So how do we handle conflict the way Jesus did?
This week, Preaching Student Marci Mazariego shows us how Jesus disarmed tension, addressed the real issue, and brought peace without causing harm. Conflict is unavoidable—but we can learn to respond like Christ. Tune in now for this message vital for every relationship.
Do you feel worn out trying to keep everyone happy? Maybe your heart is in the right place, but no matter how much you give, it never feels like enough.
In this week’s Jesus Relationship Playbook: Love God, Love People, Pastor J.B. Lim unpacks Jesus’ encounter with the Pharisees—showing how He refused to be crushed by opinions and instead sought God’s approval above all.
We’re called to love people deeply, but our highest aim is to please God first. When we worship Him first, everything else falls into its rightful place.
