Pastor Raphael teaches about Pentecost (Shavuot) and what it means for each of us.

Pastor Raphael teaches from Mark 6 about when Jesus returns to Zazareth. Jesus – Rejected by them, not by you

Pastor Raphael teaches from Mark 5, the healing of a Woman and a little girl. Jesus tells us “Don’t Be Afraid, Just Believe”

Sandy Chang, Aly Giglio and Pastor Raphael Giglio speak to us about the importance of a mother’s faith, honor and love.

Pastor Raphael teaches about the three dangers to watch out for, and how the prophesy of Jeremiah tells us to bloom where we’re planted.

Was the Coronavirus sent by God? How do we justify terrible and evil things in a world that’s supposed to be subject to God’s will. How did Jesus show God’s Sovereignty along with His permissive will in the face of concentrated evil (the man possessed by many demons)?

A look at how we can have faith through the toughest situations that we may face.

Pastor Raphael speaks about the importance of the truth regarding the Resurrection and the Living Hope that we have through Jesus being raised from the dead.

Pastor Raphael teaches about Palm Sunday and the significance of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey. It’s more than meets the eye.

Continuing in the “Eyes on Jesus” series, Pastor Raphael teaches from Mark 4, “The Parable of the Sower”. We see how the condition of our hearts can determine the fruitfulness of God’s word coming alive in us.

When God gives you a season with extra time on your hands, what will you do with it? How will you spend it? Learn how each moment has a purpose and what we must do to discover that purpose.

Pastor Raphael teaches how important hope is, espoecially when facing a crises or major challenge. The Bible shows us how to find, keep and live in hope in troubled times.

We learn about each of the twelve apostles and see how Jesus prioritized God’s will over even His natural family. He shows us how we must do the same in order to show them the hope within us.

Pastor Raphael teaches on how Jesus showed us God’s mercy in the Sabbath, even in the face of criticism and opposition from the Pharisees. Mark 2 & 3 – Series: Eyes on Jesus.

In our series Eyes on Jesus, Pastor Raphael continues our journey through Mark. This week we see how Jesus called Matthew (Levi) to follow him by going with him to a Dinner party for sinners.

Jesus healed a leper, and a paralytic on a pallet. He shows us how He is moved by His own compassion and the great Faith of Friends.

Jesus moved in power in early Mark; teaching, healing, and casting out demons. He also retreated to quiet places to pray, which was important to Him so it’s important for us.

Pastor Raphael teaches from Mark 1 in the series “Eyes on Jesus”. We see how Jesus’ baptism and temptation were both demonstrations of obedience to God to teach us how to resist temptation like He did.

The final installment of the series Uncomplicated Grace. Pastor Raphael speaks about how Grace brings about Hope with the results of Reconciliation with the Father.

Show Grace to one another. Galatians 6 tells us that if a brother or sister is caught in sin, we who are spiritual should restore them in a spirit of gentleness. What does that look like in real life?

Jesus said “You will know them by their fruit.” Pastor Raphael examines the Fruit of the Spirit and what it means to walk in the Spirit.

Learn about the Feast of Lights and Dedication. See what it meant to Jesus and what it means to us as well. Pastor Raphael Giglio teaches at North Shore Fellowship – Monmouth County, NJ

Pastor Raphael leads us through seven significant points in history in an amazing journey leading up to the birth of the Messiah.

Pastor Raphael shares the twelve most important days, (or significant events) in scripture of the Christmas story. The last one is sure to surprise you.

We have freedom from the law, and also freedom in our new life. How do we allow ourselves to not become bound by the law, but also not bound by sin in the process.

Pastor Raphael speaks from Galatians 3 about Paul’s teaching “you are all one in Christ Jesus”. How does that relate to race, diversity and multi-culturalism?