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10/26/25: Love So Amazing Demands My All
In the sermon Love So Amazing Demands My All from Luke 21:1–4, Jesus observes a poor widow giving two small coins—all she had—to the temple treasury. Though her gift was small in amount, it was great in sacrifice. The message reminds us that God measures our giving not by how much we give, but by the heart behind it. True love for Him moves us to give fully and freely, holding nothing back.
10/19/25: Cleansing the Temple
In the sermon Cleansing the Temple from Luke 19:45–48, Jesus enters the temple and drives out those who were buying and selling, declaring that God’s house is meant to be a house of prayer. His actions reveal His zeal for true worship and His authority over all things sacred. The message reminds us that God desires purity in our hearts and calls us to remove anything that hinders genuine devotion and fellowship with Him.
10/12/25: The True King Comes for You
In the sermon The True King Comes for You from Luke 19:28–44, Jesus enters Jerusalem riding on a colt, fulfilling prophecy and revealing Himself as the promised Messiah. The crowds celebrate His arrival, yet many fail to understand the kind of King He is—one who comes in humility and peace. The message reminds us that Jesus is the true King who comes personally for us, inviting us to receive Him with open hearts and genuine faith.
10/05/25: The Temptation of Jesus
In the sermon The Temptation of Jesus from Matthew 4:1–11, Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness, where He is tempted by Satan. Each time, He resists using the truth of God’s Word, showing us how to stand firm against the enemy’s lies. The message reminds us that temptation is part of the believer’s journey, but victory is possible when we rely on Scripture, the Spirit’s strength, and obedience to God.
09/28/25: The Parable of the Minas
In the sermon The Parable of the Minas from Luke 19:11–27, Jesus tells of a nobleman who entrusts his servants with resources before leaving and later calls them to account. Some are faithful and rewarded, while another wastes his opportunity and is judged. The message reminds us that God has entrusted each of us with time, gifts, and opportunities to serve His kingdom, and we are called to use them faithfully until Christ returns.
09/24/25: Revival Day 4
In 1 Kings 20:13–43, we studied the battles of old and new as God gave Israel victory over its enemies, showing His power and sovereignty. Yet Israel failed to fully obey, sparing those whom God had marked for judgment. The message reminds us that while God equips us for victory, we must walk in obedience and faithfulness. Our greatest battles today are spiritual, and true victory comes when we trust God completely and follow His Word without compromise.
09/23/25: Revival Day 3
In Revelation 3:14–22, Jesus addresses the church in Laodicea, warning them about being lukewarm—neither hot nor cold. Though they saw themselves as rich and self-sufficient, He revealed their true spiritual poverty. Yet Jesus offers hope: He stands at the door and knocks, inviting anyone who will hear His voice to open their heart to Him. The message reminds us that genuine revival comes when we repent of complacency and welcome Christ fully into our lives.
09/22/25: Revival Day 2
We studied the word anthrakia (Greek for “charcoal fire”) in John 18:15–27 and John 13:36–38. Around a charcoal fire, Peter denied Jesus three times, fulfilling the Lord’s prediction. The message reminds us how easily fear and weakness can lead us to stumble, yet also points to God’s grace—because the same kind of fire later became the place of Peter’s restoration. We are called to examine our hearts, confess our failures, and trust Christ to forgive and restore us.
09/21/25: Jesus Came To Seek & Save You
In the sermon Jesus Came To Seek & Save You from Luke 19:1–10, Jesus reaches out to a tax collector, Zacchaeus, despised by many, showing that no one is beyond His grace. Zacchaeus responds with repentance and a changed life, proving the transforming power of Christ’s love. The message reminds us that Jesus came to seek and save the lost—and that includes each of us.
09/07/25: Serving God and Others
In the sermon Serving God and Others from Isaiah 6:1–10, Isaiah encounters the holiness of God and responds to His call by saying, “Here am I. Send me!” The message reminds us that true service begins with a heart transformed by God’s presence and forgiveness. We are called to serve Him faithfully and to live for others with humility, obedience, and willingness to go wherever He sends.
08/31/25: Childlike Faith
In the sermon Childlike Faith from Luke 18:15–17, Jesus welcomes little children and teaches that the kingdom of God belongs to those who receive it with childlike trust. The message reminds us that faith is not about status or achievement but about simple dependence on Christ, humility of heart, and openness to His grace.
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