Sunday March 10 In this sermon, John emphasizes the importance of staying faithful to the truth and love of the Gospel. He warns against false teachings and encourages believers to protect and preserve the Gospel message. The joy and fellowship that comes from abiding in the truth and love of Christ is something worth guarding and sharing with others. Go to Sermon

Sunday March 3 In this sermon on Matthew chapter 5, verses 9 through 12, we are reminded of Jesus’ call to make peace and to be prepared for the joys of suffering as we follow Him. Go to Sermon

Sunday February 24 In this sermon on Matthew 5:8, we discuss the importance of having a pure heart and the consequences of an impure heart. Jesus, as the God-man, is the only one who can purify our hearts and bring us into the presence of God. Through faith in Him, we can experience the joy and peace of being near to God and strive to live a life of purity. Go to Sermon

Sunday February 10 In this sermon on Matthew 5:7, we discuss the importance of showing mercy to others, even our enemies, as Jesus did for us. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 27 In this sermon, we explore Matthew 5:6 and discuss the importance of hungering and thirsting for righteousness. Jesus promises that those who pursue righteousness will be satisfied. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 20 The sermon focuses on Matthew chapter 5, verse 5: “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth” and delves deep into the concept of meekness. It stresses the importance of meekness not as a sign of weakness, but as a manifestation of strength under control. The sermon highlights the need to deal with others gently and kindly without a recourse to retaliation, which can only be accomplished through a true surrender to God. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 13 In this sermon on Matthew 5, we discuss the blessings of being poor in spirit and those who mourn. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 6 In this sermon on Genesis 2:1-3, the speaker discusses the importance of Sabbath rest and how it reminds us of God’s glory and provision. Sabbath rest is not just for physical rest, but also for spiritual renewal and trusting in God’s provision. The speaker urges listeners to enter into Sabbath rest by surrendering to God and trusting in Jesus. Go to Sermon

Sunday December 30 This sermon takes a close look at Genesis chapter 24, verses 1 through 9, emphasizing faithfulness in the story of Abraham. It discusses how in our struggle to be faithful in all aspects of life, we need to remember that Abraham’s God was faithful to him and is faithful to us too. Following the example of Abraham, we are called to be faithful in our relationship with God, not compromising on our convictions or being drawn into a comfortable and convenient life that could pull us away from God. We’re reminded that it’s not about religion or following rules, but about embracing a personal, loving relationship with Jesus. Go to Sermon

Sunday December 16 In this sermon on Matthew 4:18-22, the speaker discusses the radical devotion required to follow Jesus and emphasizes the power and grace of God in enabling us to do so. Go to Sermon