We explore the powerful message in Joel 2:28-32 about the promise of a better day to come. The passage speaks of God's Spirit being poured out on all people, and how the "Day of the Lord" brings both present and future hope. The Holy Spirit is already working within us, empowering believers to live with love, joy, and peace, while also pointing toward the ultimate fulfillment of God's plan. This sermon reminds us to stay grounded in faith and look forward to God’s promises, even when the world feels uncertain.

This week’s message focuses on the rediscovery of God’s blessings in our lives. The passage reminds us that "Surely the Lord has done great things!"

In this week's sermon, we explored the Book of Joel and the reality of Judgment Day. The "Day of the Lord" is described as both awesome and terrible, and survival on that day depends on God's call, compassion, grace, and the support of His Church.

This message, "You Think That Was Bad" from Joel 2:1-12a, reminds us of the serious wake-up calls God sends to get our attention.

When life feels broken, where do we turn? In this week’s message, we dive into the powerful lessons from the book of Joel. As the people of Israel faced devastation from a swarm of locusts, they were called to wake up, weep, and remember—because even in the midst of despair, God was still present.