Sunday June 7 In this sermon on Ephesians 3:14-17, the speaker encourages the listeners to seek spiritual strength from the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the importance of having power for believing and power for comprehending the love of God. Through prayer and a deep understanding of God’s love, Christians can thrive and be filled with the fullness of God. Go to Sermon

Sunday May 24 In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of sincere discipleship and the dangers of false discipleship using the examples of Mary’s sincere devotion and Judas’ betrayal. He emphasizes the need for genuine repentance and deep affection for Christ, as well as the importance of costly worship and spreading the gospel through evangelism. Go to Sermon

Sunday May 17 In this sermon, we explore Jesus’ famous last prayer in John chapter 17 and discuss the importance of unity in the church and the shared glory and love that comes from being a Christ-centered community. Go to Sermon

Saturday May 9 In this sermon on the Exodus, we are reminded that our battles belong to the Lord and that victory comes from His hand alone. Go to Sermon

Saturday April 18 The Psalmist in Psalm 1 contrasts the way of the wicked with the way of the righteous. The blessed life is found in delighting in the law of the Lord and meditating on it day and night. Those who follow the way of wickedness will face God’s judgment, while those who know and obey the Lord will be known by Him and live a life of blessing. Go to Sermon

Saturday April 11 In this sermon on Numbers 21:4-9, the speaker reflects on the Israelites’ disobedience and God’s forgiveness and salvation. He emphasizes the need for genuine repentance and the importance of looking up to Jesus for salvation. Go to Sermon

Saturday March 28 In this sermon on 1 Kings 17, we discuss the importance of having the right posture to receive God’s provision and supply. We explore how the Israelites’ self-induced spiritual famine and drought can serve as a lesson for us today. We also learn from the examples of Elijah and a poor widow, who both trusted God as their supplier. Go to Sermon

Saturday March 21 In this sermon on Revelation 21, the speaker encourages the congregation to look forward to the new heaven and the new earth that God has prepared. He emphasizes the need to not cling to the comforts and securities of this world, but to live with hope and joy in the promise of a greater future with God. The sermon also calls believers to shine the light of Christ and share the gospel in times of crisis and uncertainty. Go to Sermon

Sunday March 15 In this sermon on John 14:1-6, Jesus comforts his troubled disciples and asserts his equality with God the Father. He challenges them to trust in him even when they don’t fully understand, and encourages them to continue doing the works of the kingdom. Go to Sermon

Sunday March 8 In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of having a God-given disposition as disciples of Christ. It is not enough to outwardly obey, but our inward disposition must align with our actions. The sermon focuses on the requirements of discipleship, including suffering, servitude, and love. Go to Sermon