Breakthrough YA

Breakthrough Confessions: Community Nights 📣

Making friends was something that i could easily say i’m good at, whether at school, work, or through online games. I thought being well-known was an escape from all my insecurities. I was liked and could fit into any circle. it felt fulfilling as my Facebook friends and ig followers grew. But why did the nights feel lonelier each day?

It was only when i cried out to God during my rock bottom that He clearly showed me the one thing that i lacked — accountability.

I may have been doing daily devotions, studying the Bible on my own, and attending Sunday services, but i never had any interest in joining a small group or attending a smaller fellowship. that’s when i realized that pride had consumed me and kept me in my comfort zone.

What i love about the people in the Church, specifically the Breakthrough fam, is that no matter how long they had been trying to reach out to me, when i finally joined, they welcomed me with open arms and comforted me as if i had been part of them all along. from there, i felt peace.

I now have brothers and sisters in Christ who share testimonies that i can relate to and learn from. i feel heard, and i’ve also found the courage to share my burdens. the comfort of knowing that i can dwell in God’s presence together with them every Friday is something i never knew i needed.

I finally found a space where i know i am prayed for, guided, and loved — a reason for me to fully understand and experience the grace of God.

turns out the best thing about Friday nights is you! 💛

join us next week for Community Night! bring your favorite people! 🫂

Last friday, we’ve started our series on Beyond the Grind. Most times we live as if everything depends on us—like we have to chase, strive, and grind just to hold everything together but God invites us into something different.

Listen to Pastor Dilip Amarnani as he shares from the book of Ecclesiastes. Now on spotify ➡️ Breakthrough YA

‼️ NEW SERIES ‼️

most times we live as if everything depends on us—like we have to chase, strive, and grind just to hold everything together.

but God invites us into something different.

in Psalm 46:10, He says, “Be still, and know that I am God.”
and in Matthew 6, Jesus reminds us that our Father already knows what we need—that if we seek Him first, everything else will follow.

so this month, we’re here to be reminded that

we’re not here to perform.
we’re not here to prove anything.
because God is already at work—even when we’re not striving

we’re here to rest.
to surrender and trust.

beyond the grind, purpose begins.

we hope you’ll bring your colleagues and friends this May! see you! 🙏🏼

✨HOLIDAY BREAK✨

we’ll be back next Friday!

BREAKTHROUGH FAM! 🎉

this Friday is Community Night – and you’re invited!

snacks ✅
games ✅
good people ✅

it’s a chill night to connect, laugh, and just enjoy being together. so don’t be shy and sit this one out—bring a friend and come through!

if you’re feeling blessed and would like to bring snacks to share, we’ll highly appreciate it!

see you there 🤍

we’re closing out the series this Friday—and you don’t want to miss it!

as we wrap things up, our dearest Sis Geri will be sharing a message to strengthen your faith and remind you that you can stand, even under pressure.

bring a friend, come expectant, and let’s end this series strong—together.

see you this Friday 🤍

it’s almost friday ü

we’re excited to see everyone again this week 👀 we are back to hear another preaching from our series on Faith Under Pressure.

don’t forget to invite your friend! we will reserve a seat for you 🫂 7:30pm | 3F

in a world filled with uncertainty—constant bad news, global tension, and personal struggles—it’s easy for faith to feel shaken.

questions surface, anxiety grows. what once felt steady suddenly feels fragile.

but what if the pressure you feel isn’t meant to break you…
but to form you?

‘faith under pressure’ is a 2-part message about holding on when life presses in. through stories in Scripture, we’ll see that God never wastes a season of crisis—He uses it to build something deeper, stronger, and lasting in us.

as it says in Romans 5:3–4, suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope.

this isn’t about escaping pressure.
it’s about finding a faith that stands firm in the middle of it.

see you Fridays 7:30PM 🤍