Sermons on Communion with Christ
Romand 6:3-11 Alive to God in Christ Jesus
AM 05 April 2026 Romans 6’3–11 – “Alive to God in Christ Jesus” Resurrection Sunday 2026 Text: Romans 6:3–11 (ESV) Do you not know that all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? We were buried therefore with him by baptism into death, in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might walk in newness of life. For if we have been…
16 Walk By The Spirit – Galatians 5:16-26
AM Sermon 29 March 2026 16 Walk By The Spirit – Galatians 5’16-26 Theme: Christian freedom is not license to sin but liberty to live by the Spirit—manifesting the character of Christ and crucifying the flesh. Proposition: Because Christ has fulfilled the law and given His Spirit to us, believers must daily walk by that Spirit, putting to death the works of the flesh and bearing His fruit. Introduction: Walking in True Freedom Every person in this world is walking…
15 True Freedom Works Through Love – GALATIANS 5:7–15
AM 15 March 2026 15 True Freedom Works Through Love Galatians 5’7–15 Text: Galatians 5:7–15 (ESV)Theme: In Christ, believers are freed from bondage to sin and self, not to live for the flesh, but to serve one another in love.Proposition: True Christian freedom is not independence from God but joyful dependence upon Christ, who fulfills the law of love in and through us.Aim: That hearers would rest in Christ’s finished work, walk by the Spirit, and use their liberty to…
12 Paul’s Pastoral Appeal – Galatians 4:8-20
AM 08 February 2026 12 Galatians 4’8–20 – Paul’s Pastoral Appeal Introduction: The Heart of a Shepherd Few pains cut deeper for a faithful pastor than watching spiritual children drift back into bondage. Paul feels that sorrow keenly for the Galatians. Having seen them freed by justification through faith, he now hears they are turning again to legalism, and his heart breaks. In this passage, his tone shifts from theological argument to personal pleading, from defense of doctrine to the…
11 ADOPTION through the Son – Galatians 4:1-7
AM 01 February 2026 11 Adoption through the Son Galatians 4’1–7 Introduction – From Bondage to Belovedness Every person longs to belong, to be known, loved, and accepted. We often seek that security in family, work, the approval of others, or even in our religious performance. But apart from Christ, all such striving leaves us living like servants rather than sons, trying to earn what can only be given by grace. The Apostle Paul writes to the Galatians because they…
Psalm 41 O Lord Be GRacious To Me
PM 11 January 2026 Psalm 41 O Lord Be Gracious to Me Text: Psalm 41:1–13Title: O Lord, Be Gracious to Me PM 11 January 2026 Introduction Beloved congregation of our Lord Jesus Christ, tonight we turn to Psalm 41—the last psalm in the first book of the Psalter. You will notice that it both begins and ends with blessing. Verse 1 opens: “Blessed is the one who considers the poor!” Verse 13 closes: “Blessed be the Lord, the God of…
Psalm 38 – Do Not Forsake Me, Lord!
PM Service 21 December 2025 Psalm 38 – Do Not Forsake Me Introduction Beloved, there are moments in the Christian life when sin becomes unbearably heavy. The joy of communion with God seems distant, the heart aches with guilt, and the conscience will not be silenced. That is the scene before us in Psalm 38. This is one of the seven penitential psalms — a prayer of a believer who feels the crushing weight of sin and the sting of…
Psalm 34 – Taste and See That The Lord Is Good!
PM Service, 02 November 2025 This expository sermon on Psalm 34, “Taste and See That the LORD Is Good,” unfolds David’s song of praise, his invitation to fear the LORD, and his assurance of God’s care and redemption. Drawing rich connections to Christ as the greater David, the true Refuge, and the Redeemer of sinners, it calls believers to bless the LORD at all times, trust Him in affliction, and live in the holy fear that flows from His redeeming…
24 Living in the Grace, Love, and Fellowsihp of the Triune God – 2 Corinthians 13:11-14
AM Sermon 02 November 2025 This expository sermon on 2 Corinthians 13:11–14 explores Paul’s closing benediction to the Corinthian church, calling believers to live in joy, unity, and peace through the grace of Christ, the love of the Father, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit. It unfolds the rich Trinitarian blessing that defines Christian life and community, urging believers to rejoice, seek restoration, comfort one another, and walk together in the presence of the God of love and peace.
Psalm 27 Whom Shall I Fear? A Psalm of Confident Faith
PM Service 14 September 2025 What do you fear? For some, it’s the fear of failure. For others, the fear of rejection. We may fear harm to our children, loss of health, financial ruin, or being alone. And there are deeper fears still—fear of judgment, of death, or of standing exposed before the living God. The world tells us that the answer to fear is self-confidence. “Believe in yourself,” they say. But you and I know better. We know that…
Psalm 26 – Vindicate Me, O Lord!
PM Worship Service, 07 September 2025 Have you ever found yourself falsely accused—misunderstood, misrepresented, or unjustly judged by others? Maybe it was something you never said. Maybe your motives were questioned. Maybe your actions were taken out of context. And in that moment, there rose in your heart a deep and painful longing—not simply to be cleared in the eyes of others, but to be vindicated by the only Judge who sees perfectly: the Lord Himself. Psalm 26 gives voice…
Psalm 25 Life Your Soul to the Lord
PM Service, 24 August 2025 When was the last time you truly lifted up your soul to the Lord? Not merely whispered a quick prayer before a meal, nor offered polite words in a moment of crisis, but actually laid bare your heart — fears, regrets, sins, hopes — and entrusted it entirely to the faithful covenant God? Psalm 25 invites us into such an act of worship and trust. It is one of King David’s deeply personal prayers, yet…
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