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Hey family !!We pray we get to see you this Sunday! As we look ahead, our leadership team has been praying and planning ...
10/12/2026

Hey family !!

We pray we get to see you this Sunday! As we look ahead, our leadership team has been praying and planning for ways to ensure we are being diligent and intentional stewards of our ministry, our resources, and our time together. With a desire to better focus our energy and fulfill our mission, we are entering an exciting season of church revamp, renewal, and structural growth.
To better align our weekly flow with this new season, we are streamlining our Sunday schedule.

Beginning on October 18th, our weekly worship service times will change.

Our New Sunday Schedule:
• 9:40am – Pre Worship
• 10:00am - Worship Serice

This past Sunday pastor José discusses the blue print Jesus laid out in Matthew chapter 18. The process isn’t to expose ...
10/12/2026

This past Sunday pastor José discusses the blue print Jesus laid out in Matthew chapter 18. The process isn’t to expose or to be right , it’s to bring reconciliation amongst brothers and sisters .

Instead of going to the person, we go to everyone else. Instead of praying, we vent. Instead of seeking restoration, we spread poison through the body. GOSSIP IS CANCER .

Before you post, vent, or walk away, ask yourself: Did I follow the blueprint Jesus gave?

10/10/2026

Accountability was at the heart of Pastor José’s teaching this week, and it is a conversation the church does not have often enough. We are quick to hold others accountable, but rarely pause to examine our own actions, attitudes, and responses.

Biblical accountability must begin with self-reflection. Before we confront someone else, we should first allow God to confront what is within us. The church grows stronger when we are not only willing to correct one another in love, but humble enough to recognize where we also need correction.

This Sunday The Sabbath is more than a pause from our responsibilities. It is an invitation to slow down, quiet our hear...
10/09/2026

This Sunday The Sabbath is more than a pause from our responsibilities. It is an invitation to slow down, quiet our hearts, and enjoy the presence of God.

In His presence, we find the rest our souls have been longing for. We are reminded that we do not have to strive, perform, or carry everything on our own. We can simply dwell with Him, listen for His voice, and allow His peace to restore us from within.

May this Sabbath be a time of true rest, renewed strength, and deeper communion with the One who remains near.

“My presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.”
Exodus 33:14

10/09/2026

Pastor José reminded us that many are quick to hold others accountable, but become defensive when accountability comes back to them. Biblical accountability isn’t just about correcting others; it’s about having the humility to be corrected too. Real growth begins when we stop hiding behind excuses and allow God to examine our hearts.

Accountability should never be a weapon.Jesus calls us to restore, not embarrass.To go directly, not gossip.To speak tru...
10/08/2026

Accountability should never be a weapon.

Jesus calls us to restore, not embarrass.
To go directly, not gossip.
To speak truth, but with humility.

Before we correct others, may we be willing to be corrected too.

10/08/2026

This past Sunday, Pastor José reminded us of the importance of accountability, not just in the lives of those around us, but in our own lives as well.

Too often, accountability becomes something we demand from others while refusing to receive it ourselves. We can become so focused on pointing out someone else’s shortcomings that we overlook the areas where God is calling us to grow.

Accountability was never meant to be weaponized, used to shame, control, or condemn others. Biblical accountability is rooted in love, humility, truth, and restoration.

Before we correct someone else, we must be willing to examine our own hearts. Are we holding ourselves to the same standard? Are we open to correction? Are we extending the same grace we expect to receive?

Galatians 6:1 reminds us to restore one another in a spirit of gentleness while also watching ourselves.

True accountability doesn’t just ask, “What do they need to change?” It also asks, “Lord, what needs to change in me?”

May we be a church that doesn’t just speak truth to one another, but humbly lives by that same truth.

Giving to the Lord is about more than what leaves our hands, it reveals what is happening in our hearts.God isn’t impres...
10/06/2026

Giving to the Lord is about more than what leaves our hands, it reveals what is happening in our hearts.

God isn’t impressed by an amount. He looks at the heart behind it. Are we giving out of obligation, or out of gratitude? Are we holding tightly to what He has entrusted to us, or recognizing that everything we have first came from Him?

Before you give, take a moment to reflect:

Am I giving because I have to or because I get to?

Giving is worship. It’s trust. It’s gratitude. It’s a way of saying, “Lord, You are my provider, and what I have belongs to You.”

“God loves a cheerful giver.” — 2 Corinthians 9:7

At BOOMCAMP, Pastor José reminded the men that life is a lot like a game of dominoes, you may not get to choose the hand...
10/06/2026

At BOOMCAMP, Pastor José reminded the men that life is a lot like a game of dominoes, you may not get to choose the hand you’re dealt, but you are responsible for how you play it.

God is calling men to walk with responsibility, wisdom, discipline, accountability, and brotherhood. To stop comparing their hand to someone else’s. To refuse isolation. To stay connected when life gets blocked. And ultimately, to pour out everything God has placed inside of them.

The goal isn’t to leave this life with a full hand. It’s to finish empty having given your family, your brothers, your church, and the Kingdom everything God entrusted to you.

10/05/2026

This past Saturday, Pastor José spoke to the men of BOOMCAMP about brotherhood, responsibility, connection, and purpose. Using the game of dominoes as a powerful picture of a man’s walk with God.

In dominoes, you don’t choose the hand you’re dealt, but you are responsible for how you play it. Every piece must connect, and sometimes the game gets blocked.

The same is true in life.

Play the hand God has given you. Stay connected to godly men who will pray with you, sharpen you, and hold you accountable. And when life feels blocked, don’t quit,trust the One who sees the entire board.

God knows your hand. He knows your placement. And He knows exactly how He intends to use your life.

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350 65th Street
Brooklyn, NY
11220

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 12pm

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+18882639631

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