"faith" Tagged Sermons
16 The Grace of Cheerful Giving – 2 Corinthians 9
AM Service, 07 September 2025 We live in a culture that measures value by how much you gain—how much you own, how much you save, how much you can keep. But the kingdom of God operates on a radically different principle: it measures by how much grace you have received, and how freely that grace flows through you to others. In 2 Corinthians 9, Paul is not trying to squeeze money from reluctant people. He is writing to a congregation…
Psalm 24 – Who May Ascend the Hill Of The Lord?
PM Service, 17 August 2025 Have you ever stood at the gates of a great building—maybe a palace, a temple, or a fortress—and felt a sense of awe? Not everyone may pass through such gates. Only those who belong. Only those who are worthy. Psalm 24 invites us to such a scene. It is a psalm about access—about coming into the presence of the living God. But it’s also a psalm about ownership and authority, about who reigns over this…
Psalm 23 – The victory of our Shepherd King
PM Worship Service, 10 August 2025 Psalm 23 is one of the most beloved passages in all of Scripture. Its words have comforted the dying, steadied the anxious, and guided the faithful for centuries. But too often, it is read as nothing more than sentimental poetry—soothing, yes, but detached from the deeper, grittier realities of the Christian life. In truth, Psalm 23 is a psalm of warfare and triumph. It is not written from the safety of peaceful times, but…
11 Do not Recieve the Grace of God in Vain – 2 Corinthians 6:1-10
AM Worship Service, 03 August 2025 Introduction: Do Not Waste Grace Brothers and sisters, the gospel of Jesus Christ is the most precious gift ever offered to humanity. It is a message of reconciliation from God to sinners—a message of grace freely given, not because we deserved it, but because Christ bore what we deserved. And yet, not everyone who hears this gospel receives it as they should. Some grow up hearing the Word but never repent. Others profess faith…
09 Living by Faith in the Hope of Glory – 2 Cor 4:16-5:10
AM Sermon 20 July 2025 We live in a world that is constantly reminding us of our weakness. Bodies wear down. Minds grow tired. Circumstances change. Relationships strain. And death looms on the horizon. The temptation to lose heart is very real. Paul knew this. His ministry was marked by suffering—beatings, imprisonments, hunger, slander, and even the daily pressure of concern for the churches. And yet, in the face of all this, he writes: “So we do not lose heart”…
Psalm 13 – From Despair to Praise – Trusting God in the Darkest Times
PM Worship Service 04 May 2025 Have you ever experienced a season of life where God seemed distant—where your prayers seemed to echo into silence, and you wondered if He had forgotten you? Perhaps you’ve walked through days of sorrow, nights of anxiety, and battles that left you feeling utterly alone. These moments can shake us to our core, making us question God’s goodness and His promises. Psalm 13 was written in such a season of David’s life. It begins…
35 Living in Light of Christ’s Return – 1 Corinthians 16:5-24
AM Service, 04 Mary 2025 Life is full of decisions—where we will live, whom we will marry, how we will spend our time. Many people plan their futures with great detail, yet often leave God out of the picture. Others live as if this world is all that matters, forgetting that Christ will return. Paul’s final words in 1 Corinthians challenge us to think beyond our immediate concerns and to live in light of Christ’s coming. He does not close…
34 Giving as Worship: The Christian’s Duty and Privilege 1 Corinthians 16’1-4
AM Worship Service, 27 April 2025 The Heart of Christian Giving Brothers and sisters, as we come to the close of Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians, we find a passage that may seem at first to be merely practical—a simple instruction about collecting financial support for the saints in Jerusalem. But when we look deeper, we see that Paul is not just talking about money. He is talking about the heart of Christian giving—what it reveals about our priorities,…
33 The Results of the Resurrection – 1 Corinthians 15:35-58
AM Worship Service 23 March 2025 Brothers and sisters, as we open the Word of God to 1 Corinthians 15:35–58, we are confronted with one of the most profound and hope-filled truths of the Christian faith: the resurrection of the body. In this passage, Paul addresses questions that many in Corinth—and perhaps some of us—have wondered about. “How are the dead raised? With what kind of body do they come?” These are not trivial questions. They speak to the very…
Psalm 7 Refuge in the Righteous Judge
PM Worship Service, 02 March 2025 Have you ever been misunderstood? Misrepresented? Wrongly accused of something you didn’t do? It’s a deeply unsettling experience, isn’t it? That feeling of injustice, the weight of false accusations bearing down on you, can be incredibly heavy. Whether it’s a misunderstanding at work, a conflict within a family, or even a broader experience of societal injustice, the sting of unfair treatment is something we all, at some point, can relate to. Today, we turn…
Psalm 4 – Confidence in the Righteous God
PM Sermon 26 January 2025 God often meets us in our deepest times of distress, bringing comfort that goes beyond our understanding. In Psalm 4, we see David facing his own trials, surrounded by people who seek to bring him down and who scorn the things of God. Yet, in this psalm, David finds peace—not in the absence of conflict but in the assurance that God is his righteousness, his joy, and his ultimate source of safety. David likely composed…
08 Redemption Through God’s Providential Hand – Ruth 3:7-18
Preached at PM Service on 01 December 2024 In ancient Israel, God provided for the vulnerable through the institution of the kinsman-redeemer. This practice was rooted in God’s law, where a near relative could step in to protect, provide for, and restore the family of a deceased relative. If a woman like Ruth lost her husband, the kinsman-redeemer could marry her, thus ensuring the family line continued, and the property stayed within the family. It was a way to uphold…
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