Sometimes, the most powerful move in God’s presence isn’t speaking — it’s surrendering to silence.Watch the sermon to learn some powerful tools to cultivate silence in the presence of God. For prayer request, please feel free to contact us at www.globalicc.org/contactTo give please click www.globalicc.org/giveCash App $iccglobalVenmo App @iccglobalSubscribe to our weekly podcastApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/international-christian-church/id1076335656Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKKhWqCqr7rkXsdsqpgRx?si=1f717cde8a5846c2Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

On this Palm Sunday, we join the chorus of history echoing the cries of “Hosanna!”—a declaration of praise, hope, and surrender. As Jesus entered Jerusalem, riding humbly on a donkey, the crowds welcomed Him as King. But what they didn’t fully realize is what we now know: this was no ordinary King. This was the King of Kings—the Creator stepping into His creation, not to be served, but to serve and to save.As we reflect on this moment, I want to remind you of a powerful truth from God’s Word: we are a privileged people, chosen to carry the King and to glorify the Creator of the universe. What an honor! But with great privilege comes great responsibility. Let us not make this moment—or our lives—about ourselves. Instead, let us dedicate everything we are to the One who gave everything for us.Palm Sunday is not just a celebration—it’s a calling. A calling to humility, to service, and to surrender. Will you carry the King with honor? Will you glorify the One who alone is worthy?

All Things to All PeopleMain Passage: 1 Corinthians 9:19-23In this powerful and timely message, Pastor Jaison Koshy unpacks the Apostle Paul’s heart for mission in a diverse, pluralistic world. Writing to the church in Corinth—a city filled with cultural collision, spiritual confusion, and moral chaos—Paul models what it means to live sacrificially and missionally without compromising the Gospel.- Whether to the Jews or the Gentiles, Paul was willing to adapt his approach while staying anchored in truth. His method? Cultural awareness, not conformity. His motive? To win as many as possible for Christ.In This Sermon, You’ll Discover:How Paul navigated cultural tensions with wisdom and graceWhy servanthood is key to Gospel impact in our communitiesWhat it means to be “all things to all people” in today’s worldPractical steps to prepare spiritually and strategically for a new season of missionKey Takeaways:Servant-hearted mission: Winning souls begins with humility (Mark 10:45)Adaptability with conviction: Adjust your methods, never your message (Col. 4:5-6)Radical inclusion: Create a space where everyone feels they belong (Gal. 3:28)Gospel-driven purpose: Everything we do must point to Jesus (Rom. 10:14-15)As we step into new territory—geographically, spiritually, and missionally—this message challenges us to not just occupy a space, but to embrace a calling.Final Challenge:"What can I lay down to help someone pick up Christ?"For prayer request, please feel free to contact us at www.globalicc.org/contactTo give please click www.globalicc.org/giveCash App $iccglobalVenmo App @iccglobalSubscribe to our weekly podcastApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/international-christian-church/id1076335656Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKKhWqCqr7rkXsdsqpgRx?si=1f717cde8a5846c2Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

Ephesians 6:11 (NLT)"Put on all of God’s armor so that you will be able to stand firm against all strategies of the devil."In a world full of spiritual battles, distractions, and deception, God is calling His people to stand firm—not passively, but with intentional resistance and unwavering faith. In this powerful message, Pastor Jaison draws from personal experience as a father and spiritual insights from Ephesians 6 to remind us that we’re not fighting for victory—we’re standing in victory, rooted in Christ.Discover how to recognize the enemy’s schemes, put on the full armor of God, and take your stand in truth, peace, and purpose. You’ve been equipped for this moment—now is the time to stand strong.Don’t forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe for more messages that equip and empower you to walk in Kingdom authority!For prayer request, please feel free to contact us at www.globalicc.org/contactTo give please click www.globalicc.org/giveCash App $iccglobalVenmo App @iccglobalSubscribe to our weekly podcastApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/international-christian-church/id1076335656Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKKhWqCqr7rkXsdsqpgRx?si=1f717cde8a5846c2Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

Are your priorities in the right place? In Haggai 1:10-11, God challenges His people for neglecting His house while focusing on their own pursuits. Their misplaced priorities led to drought, struggle, and frustration—not just by chance, but as a divine wake-up call.In this powerful message, we explore: How misplaced priorities lead to spiritual and personal droughtWhy God’s discipline is an act of love, not condemnationWhat we build reveals who we truly worshipThe blessings that follow when we put God firstIs God at the center of your life, or has He become an afterthought? Realign your priorities today and experience the breakthrough that comes from seeking Him first.For prayer request, please feel free to contact us at www.globalicc.org/contactTo give please click www.globalicc.org/giveCash App $iccglobalVenmo App @iccglobalSubscribe to our weekly podcastApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/international-christian-church/id1076335656Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKKhWqCqr7rkXsdsqpgRx?si=1f717cde8a5846c2Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

Are You Using Your God-Given Gifts? | The Parable of the TalentsJesus was the greatest storyteller, using parables to reveal deep Kingdom truths. The Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30) challenges us to be faithful stewards of the gifts, abilities, and opportunities God has entrusted to us. Are we investing and multiplying what He has given, or are we burying our gifts in fear and complacency?In this message, we explore:1. God's generosity in giving gifts and abilities2. The difference between faithful stewards and those who bury their gifts3. The consequences of wasted potentialLet’s commit to using our talents for God’s glory, blessing others, and expanding His Kingdom! 🙌For prayer request, please feel free to contact us at www.globalicc.org/contactTo give please click www.globalicc.org/giveCash App $iccglobalVenmo App @iccglobalSubscribe to our weekly podcastApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/international-christian-church/id1076335656Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKKhWqCqr7rkXsdsqpgRx?si=1f717cde8a5846c2Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

Undivided (Singleness of Heart) – A Study of Ezekiel 11:18-19In this video, we explore Ezekiel 11:18-19 and uncover God’s call for us to have an undivided heart. The enemy’s greatest agenda is to conquer our hearts, infiltrating our inner being to distract us from our divine purpose. But Scripture reminds us that our hearts are the battleground for spiritual allegiance, and we must guard them with vigilance.Purpose Statement:"A divided heart leads to a distracted life, but a devoted heart leads to divine purpose."For prayer request, please feel free to contact us at www.globalicc.org/contactTo give please click www.globalicc.org/giveCash App $iccglobalVenmo App @iccglobalSubscribe to our weekly podcastApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/international-christian-church/id1076335656Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKKhWqCqr7rkXsdsqpgRx?si=1f717cde8a5846c2Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

John 13:21-38, John 18:15-27, John 21:15-19Failure is something we all experience, but how we respond to it makes all the difference. In this powerful sermon, we explore the contrast between two men who failed Jesus—Judas and Peter. Both denied Christ in their own ways, yet their responses led to drastically different outcomes.Main Points:1. Jesus Knew Yet Still Loved – Jesus knew Peter would deny Him and Judas would betray Him, yet He loved them unconditionally. (John 13:21-38)2. Two Failures, Two Different Outcomes – Despair led Judas to destruction, while repentance led Peter to restoration. (John 18:15-27; Matthew 27:3-5)3. Restoration is Possible – Jesus not only forgave Peter but recommissioned him for ministry. (John 21:15-19)4. How Should We Respond? – Acknowledge failure, run to Jesus, accept His grace, and step into your calling.Final Challenge:Failure is not final unless we give up. If you’ve fallen, Jesus stands ready to restore you. Will you choose faith over despair?If you need prayer for restoration, drop a comment below or reach out—we’d love to pray for you!Don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE for more encouraging messages!To give please click www.globalicc.org/giveCash App $iccglobalVenmo App @iccglobalSubscribe to our weekly podcastApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/international-christian-church/id1076335656Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKKhWqCqr7rkXsdsqpgRx?si=1f717cde8a5846c2Live streaming Copyright License #20714391