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Recent sermons
01/04/26: God’s Will About the Future
In the sermon God’s Will About the Future from James 4:13–17, we are reminded that our lives are brief and the future is ultimately in God’s hands. James warns against making plans without acknowledging the Lord’s will and calls us to live with humility and dependence on Him. The message challenges us to trust God with tomorrow, seek His direction in our plans, and faithfully do what we know is right today.
12/28/25: Simeon & Anna
In the sermon Simeon & Anna from Luke 2:25–38, we see two faithful servants who waited patiently for God’s promise of the Messiah. Led by the Holy Spirit, Simeon recognizes Jesus as the Savior, while Anna gives thanks and speaks of Him to all who were waiting for redemption. The message reminds us that God is faithful to fulfill His promises and that those who wait on Him with faith and devotion will recognize His work and rejoice in His salvation.
12/17/25: GWKidz & GWCA Christmas Program
We enjoyed a special GWKidz & GWCA Christmas Program, as our children shared the joy of the season through songs, Scripture, and heartfelt performances. The program celebrated the true meaning of Christmas—the birth of Jesus—and reminded us of the faith, hope, and joy that come from Him.
12/14/25: Christmas Through The Decades
We celebrated our Christmas cantata, Christmas Through the Decades, a joyful presentation that traced the story of Christ’s birth through music from different eras. Each decade highlighted the unchanging message of hope, joy, and salvation found in Jesus, reminding us that while times and styles may change, the truth of Christmas remains the same—God sent His Son for the world.
12/07/25: Emmanuel is Miraculous & Personal
In the sermon Emmanuel is Miraculous & Personal from Matthew 1:18–25, the birth of Jesus is revealed as both a divine miracle and a deeply personal act of God’s love. Conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of a virgin, Jesus fulfills prophecy as Emmanuel—“God with us.” The message reminds us that God not only intervenes powerfully in history but also draws near to each of us, offering His presence, comfort, and salvation through Christ.
11/30/25: The Ascension of Jesus
In the sermon The Ascension of Jesus from Luke 24:50–53 and Acts 1:1–11, Jesus blesses His disciples and is taken up into heaven, returning to His rightful place of authority at the Father’s side. The angels remind the disciples that He will come again, just as He ascended. The message teaches us that Jesus’ ascension confirms His kingship, empowers His people through the Holy Spirit, and calls us to live as faithful witnesses until He returns.
11/23/25: The Resurrection of Jesus
In the sermon The Resurrection of Jesus from Luke 24:1–49, the empty tomb and Jesus’ appearances to His followers confirm that He has truly risen from the dead. Their fear and confusion turn to joy and bold faith as He opens the Scriptures and commissions them to proclaim repentance and forgiveness. The message reminds us that the resurrection is the foundation of our hope—Jesus’ victory over sin and death changes everything and empowers us to live
11/16/25: The Death of Jesus Changes Everything
In the sermon The Death of Jesus Changes Everything from Luke 23:44–49, Jesus breathes His last as darkness covers the land and the temple curtain is torn in two. These signs reveal that His death opens the way to God and accomplishes what no sacrifice ever could. The message reminds us that the cross is the turning point of history—through Jesus’ death, we receive forgiveness, access to the Father, and the hope of new life.
11/09/25: Prayer in the Garden
In the sermon Prayer in the Garden from Luke 22:39–46, Jesus withdraws to pray on the Mount of Olives, surrendering Himself to the Father’s will in the face of great anguish. Though His disciples fall asleep, Jesus remains faithful in prayer. The message reminds us that true strength is found in surrendering to God’s will and seeking Him earnestly, especially in times of trial and temptation.
11/02/25: Recognize the Signs
In the sermon Recognize the Signs from Luke 21:7–28, Jesus warns His disciples about the trials, turmoil, and cosmic signs that will precede His return. Though the world will face distress, believers are called to stand firm and lift their heads, knowing redemption is near. The message reminds us to live watchfully and faithfully, trusting God’s promises and finding hope in Christ’s ultimate victory.
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.
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