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Recent sermons
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.
08/17/25: Signs of the Kingdom
In the sermon "Signs of the Kingdom" from Luke 17:20–37, Jesus teaches that the kingdom of God is not something to be observed outwardly, but is already present among His people. He also warns His disciples to be ready for His return, which will come suddenly and decisively. The message reminds us to live with spiritual awareness and urgency—anchored in Christ today while faithfully watching for His coming kingdom.
08/10/25: Ten Men Are Healed
In the sermon “Ten Men Are Healed” from Luke 17:11–19, Jesus heals ten men with leprosy, but only one—a Samaritan—returns to thank Him. The message reminds us of the importance of gratitude and recognizing God’s work in our lives. True faith not only receives God’s blessings but responds with worship, thanksgiving, and a heart that draws near to Him.
08/03/25: One Little Lost Lamb & Here I Am
In the sermon “One Little Lost Lamb & Here I Am” from Luke 15:1–7, Jesus shares the parable of the lost sheep to reveal His relentless love for the lost. Just as a shepherd leaves ninety-nine sheep to search for the one that wandered away, Jesus pursues each of us personally. The message reminds us that heaven rejoices when even one sinner repents, and that no one is too far gone for His saving grace.
07/27/25: Money Can't Buy Eternity
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.
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