Sunday December 1 In this sermon on 1 Peter 1:3-4, we discuss the concept of hope that we have through Jesus Christ. We explore how this hope is anchored in the past through the resurrection of Christ, active in the present as we experience the mercy and forgiveness of God, and extends to the future securing our eternal inheritance. Trusting in this hope, we are called to live with a forward-looking mindset, prioritizing our lives according to the realities of God’s kingdom. Go to Sermon

Sunday November 24 In this sermon on Philippians 1:3-11, we discuss the importance of fellowship in the Christian faith and how it is a means of growing in love, knowledge, and discernment. The sermon emphasizes the deep affection and commitment that believers should have for one another in order to live as true disciples of Christ. Go to Sermon

Sunday November 17 In this sermon on Matthew 8:1-4, the speaker discusses the importance of true discipleship and being convinced of Jesus’ lordship. The sermon emphasizes the power and willingness of Jesus to save and restore us back to God, calling us to have a single-minded devotion to Him. Go to Sermon

Sunday November 3 In this sermon, we learn that the world is not enough to satisfy us, but the love and compassion of God is more than enough. We should be humble and extend that love to others, regardless of their past. Go to Sermon

Sunday October 27 In this sermon on Isaiah 6, we learn the importance of having a clear vision of God’s holiness and the transformative power of experiencing His grace and freedom. Go to Sermon

Sunday October 13 In this sermon on Matthew 7:15-29, Jesus warns about false prophets and emphasizes the importance of knowing Him and building our lives on His teachings. Go to Sermon

Sunday October 6 In this sermon, Jesus reminds us to ask, seek, and knock, with the assurance that our Heavenly Father will provide. He also encourages us to love others as ourselves, for this is the essence of the law and the prophets. Jesus emphasizes the narrow path of following Him, acknowledging that it may be difficult, but promising that those who diligently seek Him will find Him. Go to Sermon

Sunday September 29 In this sermon on Matthew 7:1-6, we explore the concepts of self-judgment and judging others in the context of Christianity. We highlight the importance of self-awareness and recognition of one’s own imperfections, along with the need to correct and help others overcome their sins in a humble and loving manner based on Jesus’ teachings. It is underlined that, in order to escape God’s judgement, we must learn how to judge ourselves and others rightly. Go to Sermon

Sunday September 22 In this sermon on Revelation 2:1-7, we are reminded that as a church, we must maintain zeal and obedience to Christ and not lose our first love. Jesus warns the church in Ephesus that they have abandoned their love for Him and calls them to repent and do the works they did at first. We are encouraged to live a life of holiness and love, fueled by our deep love for Jesus. Go to Sermon

Sunday September 15 In this sermon on Matthew 6:25-34, Jesus teaches us not to be anxious and to trust in God’s provision. Anxiety is a fruitless and faithless labor, but when we remember who God is and seek His kingdom, He will take care of our needs. Go to Sermon