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Acts
Do Not Call It Unclean
Atos 10:1-16Kaká MonteiroSeptember 27, 2026
The preacher begins by inviting the community to reflect on those who still consider certain people or situations as unclean, stirring curiosity about how God can transform unexpected hearts. He presents the account from Acts 10, where a hungry Peter has a vision of a sheet full of unclean animals and hears the divine voice saying: "do not call unclean what God has purified". From this episode, the teaching highlights that Cornelius, a Gentile centurion, already lived a genuine faith, but had not yet experienced full conversion, and that God was already working in his heart even before the message was proclaimed. Finally, the preacher invites listeners to examine their own faith journey, recognizing that no heart is beyond God's reach, and encourages them to open themselves to the divine call, trusting in the transformation the Holy Spirit works in each life.
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Acts
No Lost Cause
Atos 9:19-43Kaká MonteiroSeptember 20, 2026
In this inspiring message from Acts 9, the path of the apostle Paul and the miracles done through Peter reveal the deep dynamics of conversion and spiritual growth. The text shows how the persecutor becomes a herald of grace, stressing that maturity in faith doesn't happen overnight, but requires a steady process of fellowship, perseverance and practicing what Christ taught. The sermon also looks at the vital importance of community and of encouragers like Barnabas, who welcome new believers amid suspicion and challenges. Then the story moves to the miracles in Lydda and Joppa, showing that apparently hopeless situations and years of suffering are no barrier to the sovereign power of God, whose word brings restoration and life where death seemed to have the last word. Finally, we are invited to reflect on our own steps of obedience, whether through public baptism or by handing our pain and expectations to the Lord, trusting that he keeps transforming lives from glory to glory.
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Saved and Sent
Blind in Order to See
Atos 9:1-19Kaká MonteiroSeptember 13, 2026
What happens when the man most convinced of his own righteousness collides head-on with the glory of Jesus? In this expository message on Acts 9:1-19, we see God's stunning intervention on the road to Damascus, where Saul, the relentless persecutor of the early church, is thrown down by the light and confronted by Christ himself. The sermon explores how sovereign grace interrupts self-destructive paths, leading Saul through a season of darkness and disorientation before full restoration. Alongside him stands Ananias, an ordinary disciple whose courageous obedience overcame real fear of an enemy, calling him "brother Saul" before any visible proof of change. Through the laying on of hands, the falling of the scales and baptism, the church is revealed as the warm, welcoming extension of Christ's arms, turning the worst of sinners into a chosen instrument. Listen to this message and reflect on the transforming reach of grace and the power of Christian fellowship.
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The Miracle of Sharing
João 21:1-14Fp SilvaSeptember 6, 2026
How many times do we try to build our lives relying solely on our own strength, only to end the journey with empty hands and an exhausted heart? In this touching message, we are reminded that self-sufficiency is nothing more than disguised unbelief, a human effort that produces no lasting fruit. Based on John 21:1-14, the preacher expounds on the resurrected Jesus meeting His disciples on the shore of Tiberias. After an entire night of frustrating fishing, the apostles meet the Master, who not only abundantly fills their nets, but invites them to sit around the fire. Jesus had already prepared bread and fish, yet He makes a point to ask them to bring some of what they had just caught. This attitude reveals God’s true purpose in blessing us: miracles do not happen for selfish accumulation, but to be shared in fellowship with one another. You are invited to rest from your own demands, embrace the grace of the One who meets us in our weaknesses, and experience the true joy of the Kingdom, which manifests when we open our lives to share.
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Acts
God Goes After the One: Obedience That Doesn't Make Headlines
Atos 8:26-40Kaká MonteiroAugust 30, 2026
How far will God go to reach the heart of a single person? Based on the account of the encounter between Filipe and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8:26-40, this message explores the contrast between great human mobilizations and the quiet movement of the Kingdom of God. While Filipe was experiencing a fruitful revival in Samaria, the Spirit directed him to a desert road, far from the spotlight, to meet a man excluded by the social and religious conventions of the time. By addressing the traveler's questions about the prophet Isaiah and proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus, the narrative reveals the beauty of relational discipleship and the urgency of a faith that responds without reservation, culminating in immediate baptism in the desert waters. Watch this inspiring reflection and discover how radical obedience to God can transform unlikely destinies.
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Atos
What Money Cannot Buy
Atos 7:54-8:25Kaká MonteiroAugust 23, 2026
In a world fascinated by appearances, shortcuts, and positions of prominence, there is always the temptation to transfer this utilitarian logic to the spiritual life. Yet, the Kingdom of God operates under a completely opposite dynamic, where true transformation arises from sincere surrender and not from religious performances. From the narrative of Atos 7:54–8:25, this message follows the powerful testimony of the martyrdom of Estêvão and the consequent scattering of believers, demonstrating how God uses moments of pain to sow the gospel and break ethnic barriers in Samaria through Filipe. The text also exposes the striking confrontation between the apostle Pedro and Simão, the sorcerer, who tried to commercialize the gift of the Espírito Santo. The episode clearly shows that divine power and favor can never be bought or bargained for, for they belong exclusively to the sovereign grace of God given to broken hearts. The invitation remains to examine our inner motivations, abandon any façade of religiosity, and humbly receive the forgiveness and abundant life that Jesus Cristo freely offers to all who come to Him.
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Acts
Scattered, but Not Defeated: The Witness and the Cost of Martyrdom
Atos 6:8-7:60Kaká MonteiroAugust 16, 2026
What sustains the Christian faith in the face of fierce opposition and persecution? From Acts 6 and 7, this message looks at the path of Stephen, a man full of wisdom, grace and the Holy Spirit, who didn't bow to lying accusations or to debates driven by human pride. Retelling biblical history before the Sanhedrin, from the promise to Abraham to Joseph and Moses, Stephen showed how the people often resisted the deliverers God sent and turned religious structures into idols. The sermon challenges the church to examine the motives of the heart, the danger of resisting God's voice and the true Christian call to die to self. Beholding God's glory and forgiving those who killed him, Stephen's witness reveals that the end of a believer's life is hope and rest in the Lord. Watch or listen to this message and be encouraged to stand firm in faithfulness and grace.
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Acts
Facing Crises Without Losing the Mission: Acts 6:1-7
Atos 6:1-7Giovanne GabardoAugust 9, 2026
How can a growing community face tensions and crises without straying from its core purpose? Based on the biblical passage of Acts 6:1-7, this sermon explores the moment when the early church dealt with internal complaints during the distribution of food. The text shows that the emergence of conflicts does not indicate the absence of God, but rather the natural challenges of a living, expanding community. The message highlights the wisdom of the apostles in preserving the priority of prayer and the teaching of the Word, while delegating responsibilities to men full of the Holy Spirit to care for practical needs. Through daily illustrations, Old Testament references, and leadership lessons, the sermon demonstrates that true Christian service is not divided between the sacred and the operational, for every calling stems from the very example of Christ, who came to serve. Watch this reflection to discover how faithfulness in small tasks, discernment of priorities, and care for the community's unity strengthen faith and sustain the church's mission amidst the challenges of growth.
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Acts
Without Fear: Obeying God in the Face of Worldly Pressure
Atos 5:17-42Kaká MonteiroAugust 2, 2026
In a culture often marked by the fear of cancellation and the relentless pursuit of approval, the Gospel invites the disciples of Jesus to live with unwavering courage. Faced with social and cultural pressures that attempt to silence faith, Christians are challenged to reflect on who truly holds authority over their hearts and to whom they dedicate their daily obedience. In this exposition of Acts 5:17-42, the message analyzes the firmness of the apostles before the Sanhedrin, Jerusalem's most feared council. Even when facing imprisonment, accusations, and floggings, the witnesses of Christ demonstrated a boldness that did not stem from stoicism or their own strength, but from the conviction that God's verdict is superior to any human condemnation. The text reveals that the fear of man loses its power when faithfulness to Christ becomes the center of life, showing how joy can prevail even in the face of the greatest opposition. Watch this sermon and discover how to find refuge, steadfastness, and true freedom in Jesus. May this reflection strengthen your walk, empowering you to witness to the truth of the Gospel with boldness, hope, and love.
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Acts of the Apostles
The importance of living without a mask before God
Atos 5:1-16Kaká MonteiroJuly 26, 2026
Based on Acts 5, the story of Ananias and Safira confronts us with the importance of living with integrity and truth before God, without masks. A message about authenticity, honesty, and the danger of hypocrisy in the walk with Christ.
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Haggai
The Glory of the Second House: The God Who Restores the Present
Ageu 2:1-23Kaká MonteiroJuly 19, 2026
Often the temptation to compare the smallness of the present with the brilliance of the past paralyzes the heart and suffocates faith. Yet God's gaze on the lives of his children doesn't stop at ruins or at structures that look modest, but at the faithfulness of his transforming presence. In this biblical exposition of Haggai 2:1-23, we look at how the people of Israel, discouraged as they rebuilt the temple in Jerusalem, received a glorious promise from the Lord. Through the prophet, God confronts their disappointments and reminds them that the glory of the latter house would be greater than the former. The text reveals that true beauty and strength don't depend on impressive material resources, but on God's presence at work, moving his people from defilement to consecration and establishing true peace in their hearts. Watch this message and be encouraged to look at your own journey with new eyes. May you renew your courage, let go of paralyzing comparisons and trust that the Lord is still at work, revealing his glory in the present.
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Marks of Genuine Revival: The Humble Response to God's Call
Ageu 1:12-15Kaká MonteiroJuly 12, 2026
Often, daily routine and the world's distractions lead the Christian heart to complacency and spiritual cooling. However, true revival is not the result of human strategies nor mere emotional appeal, but rather a sovereign work of the Holy Spirit that transforms the church from the inside out. Based on the biblical text of Haggai 1:12-15, this sermon addresses the striking transition of the people of Israel, who set aside excuses to respond reverently to the voice of the Lord. The exposition highlights four essential marks of a renewed church: practical obedience to God's Word, the recovery of awe and wonder before divine holiness, the deep assurance of God's presence sustaining His people, and the awakening of active zeal for service in the Kingdom. May this message renew your spiritual passion and align your daily priorities with the light of eternity. Watch this biblical study and be encouraged to pursue a sincere walk of faith, guided by the presence and love of the Lord.
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Haggai
A New Passion for Glory: The Danger of Spiritual Indifference
Ageu 1:1-11Kaká MonteiroJuly 5, 2026
How often do we prioritize our own comforts and personal projects while neglecting what truly matters for the Kingdom of God? Apathy and discouragement can silently steal the fervor and joy of the Christian walk. In this edifying sermon, the church is invited to reflect on the book of Haggai 1:1-11, where the prophet exhorts the people of Israel for postponing the reconstruction of the Temple while prioritizing the finishing of their own houses. The message highlights that the glory of God, the weight of the revelation of His character, justice, and holiness, must be the absolute center of our lives. By analyzing the warnings about working much and harvesting little, the teaching awakens us to recognize that true satisfaction is only found when we align our hearts with the Lord's eternal purposes. Watch this inspiring sermon and examine your walk. Allow the Holy Spirit to renew your zeal, awakening in your life a new passion for the glory of God.
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Before there was light, there was a cross
Colossenses 1:15-23Giovanne GabardoJune 28, 2026
Facing the vastness of the universe revealed by images from modern telescopes and the complexity of existence, science often encounters questions that human reason cannot answer on its own. In a hyper‑connected world, full of information but lacking meaning, many try to customize their faith or live apart from the true foundation of reality. Based on the exposition of Colossenses 1:15-23, this sermon explores the supremacy and absolute sufficiency of Jesus Christ. He is not merely a historical figure or a secondary element of creation, but the very Creator, by whom and for whom all things were made and sustained. The biblical text shows that the same God who upholds the cosmos chose to draw near to the wounded humanity and reconcile it to Himself through the blood shed on the cross. Through this redemptive work, those who once lived separated from God are presented as holy, blameless, and free from any accusation. Whether you are a skeptic seeking answers, someone wounded by circumstances, or simply longing for spiritual renewal, this is an invitation to place Christ back at the center of your life. Watch this message and experience the peace that only the Gospel can offer.
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Acts
Who Can Stop the Church?
Atos 4:1-31Kaká MonteiroJune 21, 2026
Facing the pressures and oppositions of the contemporary world, where can the church find true courage to witness its faith? Christian boldness is not a matter of temperament or a mere personality trait, but the overflow of God's presence and power in the believer's life. In this exposition of Acts 4:1-31, the transformation of Peter and John is addressed, who, when summoned by the authorities of the Sanhedrin, responded with firm and singular meekness. The text shows that spiritual courage is born from daily intimacy with Jesus and the constant fullness of the Holy Spirit. Instead of asking for the end of persecutions, the early Christians prayed for boldness to continue proclaiming the Word. This posture strengthened the early church, generating a community marked by generosity, love, and mutual care, where no one lacked need. Watch this inspiring message and discover how the Holy Spirit empowers the church to live courageously and transformatively. Be renewed in your faith and impacted by the power of the gospel. You are our guest to walk with us, grow in the knowledge of the Word and experience true Christian fellowship.
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Acts
Demonstration of Power
Atos 3:1-26Kaká MonteiroJune 14, 2026
Many times, people approach God seeking only a temporary relief for their immediate needs, without realizing that the Lord desires to offer a permanent transformation. Amid the distractions and the rush of daily life, God often uses unexpected interruptions as divine opportunities to manifest His power and grace. Based on the exposition of Acts 3:1-26, this sermon examines the striking episode of the healing of the crippled man at the gate of the Beautiful Temple through Peter and John. Instead of offering gold or silver, the apostles demonstrated sensitivity and authority in the name of Jesus Christ, making the man walk. However, the miracle served as a bridge to an even deeper call: the proclamation of the Gospel of Christ. Peter redirected the crowd's admiration, emphasizing that true healing requires sincere repentance and conversion for the forgiveness of sins. Come join this inspiring reflection and discover how the Word of God leads us to times of refreshment and spiritual renewal. May your faith be strengthened to offer the most precious thing the Church possesses: eternal life and the transformative power of the Gospel of Christ.
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Acts
Captivating Community
Atos 2:42-47Kaká MonteiroJune 7, 2026
In a world where groups often come together only for common interests, what truly makes a church attractive to society? The real answer is not found in human affinities or the pursuit of entertainment, but in the centrality of Christ and the simplicity of daily devotion. Based on Acts 2:42-47, this reflection invites us to contemplate the portrait of the early church. There, the first Christians persevered in the teaching of the apostles, in fellowship, in breaking of bread, and in prayer. The greatest miracle of that time was not the spectacular, but the transformation of the people: individuals of completely diverse origins and cultures who became a true family at the table. Moved by reverent awe and voluntary generosity, they shared life with joy and heartfelt simplicity, making practical love visible to the whole city. Watch this message and be encouraged to recalibrate your walk of faith. Discover how to live an authentic Christianity that welcomes, cares, and reflects the Kingdom of God in daily routine.
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Acts
Peter's Answer and the People's Response
Atos 2:14-41Kaká MonteiroMay 31, 2026
Before the manifestations of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost, the perplexed crowd questioned the true meaning of those events. In response, Peter, once fearful, but now completely transformed by divine power, rises boldly to proclaim the truth about Jesus Christ before thousands. Based on Acts 2:14-41, the sermon leads us through a powerful biblical explanation that connects the Old Testament prophecies to the life, death, and resurrection of the Messiah. Peter confronts the listeners with the gravity of the cross and the sovereignty of God's plan, demonstrating that death could not hold the Holy Savior. As they hear the message, the hearts of that crowd were deeply confronted, leading them to ask the crucial question that echoes to this day: "Brothers, what shall we do?" The answer brings the way of repentance, baptism, and the promise of the Holy Spirit extended to all generations. This reflection is a welcoming invitation for each of us to face the reality of Christ and respond with faith and surrender. Watch this message, open your heart to the conviction of the Holy Spirit, and discover the transformation that God desires to accomplish in your life.
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Acts of the Apostles
The Coming of the Holy Spirit
Atos 2:1-13Kaká MonteiroMay 24, 2026
On the day of Pentecost, the disciples received the Holy Spirit, an event that marked the beginning of the church. This moment was characterized by a sound like a strong wind and tongues of fire that separated and rested upon each of them. Each person began to speak in other languages, as the Holy Spirit empowered them. This event was a manifestation of God's power and a demonstration that the Holy Spirit is given to all who believe and trust in Jesus as their Lord and Savior. From that day, the disciples were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to testify to God's goodness and love. The Holy Spirit is a person who has feelings and is able to touch people's lives. He is the Comforter, the Paraclete, who walks beside believers and guides them to the Father and to Christ.
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Finding a Treasure
João 4:5-24Douglas FelipackMay 17, 2026
In a journey seeking meaning and purpose, we often become lost in things that do not satisfy our spiritual thirst. In this sermon, we explore the story of a Samaritan woman who meets Jesus and discovers that He is the living water that can quench her thirst forever. Through this story, we learn about the importance of seeking the right treasure, being attentive to the people around us, and having a heart willing to receive Jesus' message. We invite you to reflect on your own search and consider whether Jesus can be the treasure you are looking for.
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