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Recent sermons
07/27/25: Money Can't Buy Eternit
In the sermon “Money Can’t Buy Eternity” from Luke 16:19–31, Jesus tells the story of a rich man and a poor beggar named Lazarus to show that earthly wealth has no value in eternity. The rich man lived in luxury but ignored the needs around him—and faced judgment after death. The message reminds us that our response to God and to others in this life determines our eternal destiny. True riches are found in faith and compassion, not material success.
07/20/25: God or Money?
In the sermon “God or Money?” from Luke 16:1–15, Jesus teaches that we cannot serve both God and money. Through the parable of the dishonest manager, He urges us to be wise and faithful with what we've been given, using our resources for eternal purposes. The message challenges us to examine where our true loyalty lies—reminding us that God sees our hearts and calls us to choose Him over worldly wealth.
07/13/25: You Can Come Home
In the sermon “You Can Come Home” from Luke 15:11–31, Jesus shares the parable of the prodigal son to reveal the heart of our Heavenly Father. The younger son runs away in rebellion, but when he returns in repentance, the father welcomes him with compassion and celebration. The message reminds us that no matter how far we've gone, God’s grace is greater—and He’s always ready to welcome us home.
07/06/25: Following Jesus Is Costly
In the sermon “Following Jesus Is Costly” from Luke 14:25–35, Jesus speaks plainly about the cost of discipleship. He calls His followers to love Him above all else—even family and their own lives—and to carry their cross daily. Using vivid examples, He urges us to count the cost before committing. The message reminds us that following Jesus isn't a casual decision but a wholehearted surrender that leads to lasting purpose and eternal reward.
06/29/25: Learn Humility and Live It!
In the sermon “Learn Humility and Live It!” from Luke 14:7–14, Jesus uses a parable about a wedding feast to teach the value of humility. He challenges us not to seek honor for ourselves but to take the lowest place and let God exalt us in His time. He also calls us to extend kindness to those who cannot repay us, reflecting God's grace. The message reminds us that true greatness in God's kingdom is found in humble service and selfless love.
06/22/25: Choose the Narrow Door
In the sermon “Choose the Narrow Door” from Luke 13:22–30, Jesus urges His listeners to strive to enter through the narrow door—emphasizing that salvation requires sincere faith and not just association with Him. Many will assume they are included, yet find themselves outside because they never truly knew Him. The message challenges us to examine our hearts, pursue a genuine relationship with Christ, and respond to His call.
06/15/25: The Gospel Unites & Divides
In the sermon “The Gospel Unites & Divides” from Luke 12:49–53, Jesus speaks of the fire He has come to bring and the division the gospel can cause—even among family. While Christ offers peace with God, His message demands a response, and not all will accept it. The message reminds us that following Jesus may bring tension or rejection, but our loyalty to Him must remain firm. True unity is found in Christ, even when it means standing apart from the world.
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.
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