Call to Action!

Pastor Ben Diaz

Hello Church Family!

We are in a wave of revival—this is a revival of Boldness and Truth!

This Sunday, many new believers publicly declared their faith through baptism, telling the world they are followers of Jesus and want to glorify Him with their lives.

How exciting to see the Holy Spirit moving so powerfully in our church family! People are boldly sharing the gospel, and Pastor reminded us, “Revival doesn’t happen apart from evangelism.”

Revival is marked by deliverance, salvation, rededication, and a deep hunger for God. Pastor shared that spiritual hunger works opposite of natural hunger—when you feast on the Word and the Holy Spirit, your hunger grows! But stay away from the Word and fellowship, and your hunger fades.

Pastor also warned against hesitation in this season: “The #1 cause of roadkill is hesitation!”

Something was birthed in the Spirit in our church last week as Pastor Kara travailed in the Spirit. She shared that, on the Jewish calendar, this is the year of David—the year of “war and worship.” When asking the Lord what the travail was about, He led her to Isaiah 42:10-15:

“Sing his praises from the ends of the earth… The Lord will march forth like a mighty hero… He will shout his battle cry… But now, like a woman in labor, I will cry and groan and pant. I will level the mountains…”

Pastor encouraged us to ride this wave—like a surfer catching the perfect wave—and become intentional about sharing the gospel, keeping our lamps full with extra oil like the five wise virgins (not just having religion).

He reminded us: “Every religion is about what you have to do to get to God. True Christianity is about what Jesus did to get close to us.” Receiving Jesus requires humility—it’s saying, “I can’t do enough to earn God’s approval, but Jesus did it all for me. I need You, Jesus!”

We are called to be the light in the darkness. When we connect with heaven, we change the atmosphere around us. Pastor urged us to be bold and courageous, like Charlie Kirk, who stood firm with the truth, despite opposition and died a martyr. But John 12:24 reminds us  “I tell you the truth, unless a kernel of wheat is planted in the soil and dies, it remains alone. But its death will produce many new kernels—a plentiful harvest of new lives.”

Just like the early church grew in the face of persecution, now it’s our time. Some may sit on the sidelines, but Pastor challenged us to say “Yes” to God and watch what He does with surrendered hearts. Speak the truth in love—tell people they need Jesus!

This week, read Acts 6 and take the salvation cards with you. Make it your goal to share Jesus as the Holy Spirit leads. The harvest is ready—let’s bring it in!



There’s so much more—click here to watch the full message.