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Recent sermons
06/08/25: Be Ready!
In the sermon “Be Ready” from Luke 12:35–48, Jesus urges His followers to live with watchful anticipation for His return. Through parables, He highlights the importance of faithfulness, obedience, and readiness—no matter when the Master comes. The message challenges us to live each day with purpose, stewarding what God has entrusted to us and staying spiritually awake, knowing we are accountable to Him.
06/01/25: Wisdom Empowered by Christ
In the sermon “Wisdom Empowered by Christ” from Proverbs 8, we see wisdom personified—calling out to all who will listen, offering truth, discernment, and life. This chapter points beyond mere advice to the deeper reality of Christ Himself as the wisdom of God. The message reminds us that true wisdom begins with reverence for the Lord and is fully realized in relationship with Jesus.
05/25/25: Don't Let Worry Rule
In the sermon “Don’t Let Worry Rule You” from Luke 12:22–34, Jesus encourages His followers not to be consumed by anxiety over daily needs like food and clothing. Instead, He points to God’s faithful care for creation as proof of His care for us. The message calls us to seek God's kingdom first, trusting that He will provide all we need. Rather than letting worry rule our hearts, we are invited to live with peace, generosity, and confidence in God’s provision.
05/18/25: The Rich Fool
In the sermon “The Rich Fool” from Luke 12:13–21, Jesus tells the parable of a man who hoards wealth for himself, thinking he can secure his future without regard for God. But God calls him a fool, for his life ends that very night. The message reminds us that true life isn't found in abundance of possessions, but in being rich toward God—living with generosity, humility, and eternal perspective.
05/11/25: Fear God, Not Men
In the sermon “Fear God, Not Men” from Luke 12:4–7, Jesus reminds us not to fear those who can harm only the body, but to fear God, who holds authority over our eternal destiny. He emphasizes God's deep care for us—even the hairs on our heads are numbered. This message calls us to live courageously in faith, valuing God's approval over human opinion, and trusting fully in His loving sovereignty.
05/04/25: How To Pray
In the sermon "How to Pray" from Luke 11:1–13, we looked at how Jesus responded when His disciples asked Him to teach them to pray. He gave them a model prayer that begins with worship, expresses dependence on God, and seeks His will. Jesus then encouraged them to pray with persistence and confidence, knowing that God is a good Father who gives generously to His children. Prayer is not just a ritual, but a relationship built on trust, persistence, and faith.
04/27/25: Overcoming Discouragement
In the sermon "Overcoming Discouragement" from Nehemiah 4:7–11, we explored how Nehemiah and the people faced growing opposition and fear while rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls. Surrounded by threats and worn down, they were tempted to give up. But Nehemiah led them in prayer, vigilance, and unity, urging them to trust God. This message reminds us to stay faithful in hard times, knowing God gives strength to keep going.
04/20/25: The Resurrection and Your Life
This message explores the deep connection between the resurrection of Jesus and the personal hope, peace, and eternal life promised to every believer. Drawing from John 14, we are reminded of Jesus’ comforting words: "Because I live, you also will live." The sermon emphasizes how the resurrection not only secures our future but transforms our present—giving us courage, purpose, and the assurance that we are never alone.
04/13/25: Easter Cantata
Our Palm Sunday Easter Cantata was a powerful musical journey through the final days of Jesus’ life, leading to His triumphant resurrection. Through moving songs, narration, and Scripture, the cantata brought the story of Christ’s passion and victory to life, preparing our hearts for Easter. It was a celebration of hope, love, and the promise of new life found in Jesus.
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