In this Christ-centered exposition of Colossians 1:15–29, Pastor Jason Boothe emphasizes the unparalleled preeminence of Christ over all creation and His complete sufficiency in reconciling sinners to God. This is not just a theology lesson—it's the power of the Gospel on display. From His role as the Creator and Sustainer of the universe to His work as the Redeemer of His Church, Christ is everything.

In this episode, we explore the radical compassion of Christ through one of His most well-known parables: the Good Samaritan. When a self-righteous lawyer tests Jesus with the question, "Who is my neighbor?" (Luke 10:29), Jesus responds with a story that shatters all boundaries of religion, race, and self-justification.

In this sermon, Pastor Jason Boothe opens Luke 10 to proclaim the sovereign grace of Christ in sending out the seventy-two disciples. This was no random mission—it was a divinely orchestrated act of mercy by the Lord of the harvest, who appointed, empowered, and sent His messengers to declare one powerful truth: “The kingdom of God has come near to you” (v. 9).

What is this Gospel? Paul defines it simply: Jesus Christ “gave himself for our sins to deliver us from the present evil age, according to the will of our God and Father” (v. 4). This is not a cooperative effort between God and man—it is divine rescue. Christ alone saves. Join Pastor Jason Boothe as he preaches the Gospel from Paul's Letter to the Galatians.

Pastor Jason reminds us that our praise is not confined to a time, place, or circumstance. From east to west, morning to evening, in the highs and lows of life — we worship a God who raises the lowly and exalts His name among the nations. So let us lift our eyes and our voices. From the rising of the sun to its setting — Praise the LORD!

Pastor Jason Boothe considers Acts 16:9-15 and explores the divine initiative in salvation through the story of Lydia. Pastor Boothe highlights the sovereign work of God in drawing people to Himself. Through the conversion of Lydia, we are reminded that salvation is not the result of human effort, persuasion, or decision alone—but a miraculous work of grace.

In a world that exalts human wisdom, eloquence, and strength, the message of the cross is often dismissed as foolish and weak. But Scripture tells us that what seems foolish to the world is, in fact, the very power of God to save. In today’s message, Dr. Boothe explores the Apostle Paul’s bold declaration that the gospel—Christ crucified—is not dependent on human wisdom or rhetorical skill, but on the sovereign grace of God who calls and saves apart from the works of man.

In times of uncertainty, sorrow, or spiritual weariness, God's Word reminds us of the unshakable hope we have in Christ. Pastor Boothe leads us through Revelation 7:9–17—a powerful passage filled with assurance, worship, and eternal promise. In this awe-inspiring vision, the Apostle John sees a vast multitude from every nation, clothed in white robes, standing before the throne of God and the Lamb. Their presence is not based on their own merit, but on the finished work