Life Harvest Daily

Continuing our sermon series “The Move of God,” Pastor Abraham Joy Gotico shares a powerful message from Acts 16:6–10 titled “Steps to My Life Journey.” We are reminded to make wise plans while learning to cooperate with God when He redirects our path. Our plans may change, but God’s purpose remains. When doors close and unexpected paths open, may we trust His leading, surrender our plans, and take each step with faith.

In continuation of the sermon series “The Move of God,” Pastor Abraham Gotico takes us through Acts 12 to learn what it means to walk in the freedom God has given us. Peter’s story reminds us that true freedom can face opposition and challenges, but through prayer, we can stand firm. We also learn that true freedom comes through obedience for freedom is more than being free from chains; it is the power to say “yes” to what is good and “no” to what is harmful. As we follow Christ, may we learn to walk boldly, faithfully, and obediently in the freedom He has given us.

Continuing the “The Move of God” sermon series, Pastor Cesar Casteñeda takes us through Acts 10:9–48 in a message that challenges us to step out of our comfort zones and follow where God leads. “Get Up and Go Out” reminds us that true obedience is not just hearing God, but responding to His call and moving toward the people He wants us to reach. One person’s obedience can become another person’s opportunity to meet Jesus.

In continuation of our sermon series, “The Move of God,” Pastor Keith Obed shares a powerful message from Acts 9:19–31, “When Life Takes a Detour.” When our plans don’t work out, we can trust God’s plan, presence, preparation, and provision. Through Saul’s journey, we are reminded that what feels like an interruption may be God leading us toward His greater purpose. Even in seasons of uncertainty, challenges, and change, God is with us, strengthening us and preparing us for what He has called us to do.

Continuing our sermon series “The Move of God,” Pastor Mark Ducusin shares a powerful message from Acts 9:5–6 titled “When Jesus Changes Everything.” Through Saul’s life-changing encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, we discover how Jesus can interrupt our direction, expose our blindness, and repurpose our lives for His purpose. Sometimes God’s interruption is not punishment but mercy—redirecting us from a path that seems right but is not His will. Just as Saul’s passion, courage, knowledge, and influence were transformed and used for the Gospel, Jesus can redeem our past and give our lives a greater purpose. He stops us, He shows us, and He sends us.