Sermons on Contentment
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 37 – Fret Not: Living by Faith, Not by Sight
PM 07 December 2025 Psalm 37 Fret Not PM 07 Dec 2025 Introduction — Living by Faith, Not by Sight Brothers and sisters, let us turn our attention to Psalm 37, a psalm of David that speaks to the tension every believer feels in a fallen world — a world where wickedness seems to prosper and righteousness seems to falter. This psalm is not only a poem but a pastoral word, Spirit-breathed and enduring. Psalm 37 is an acrostic poem.…
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 33 Our Soul Waits for the Lord
PM 26 October 2025 Psalm 33 calls believers to joyful worship, confident trust, and patient hope in the Lord who reigns over all. This Christ-centered sermon shows how the eternal Word—Jesus Christ—reveals God’s upright Word, faithful works, sovereign counsel, and steadfast love. In a world filled with fear and self-reliance, it urges God’s people to rest in His unshakable promises: “Our soul waits for the LORD; He is our help and our shield.”
18 Boasting in the Lord – 2 Corinthians 10:7-18
AM Service, 21 September 2025 We live in a culture that is constantly measuring — comparing, ranking, evaluating. Sports teams track every statistic. Companies measure performance by quarterly earnings. Social media counts followers, likes, and shares. Even churches, if we’re not careful, can fall into the same habit — counting attendance, programs, budgets, and influence, as if these were the true measures of God’s work. But comparison doesn’t just happen on the institutional level. It lives in the human heart.…
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…
Psalm 16 – The Path to Eternal Joy
PM Sermon, 01 June 2025 Imagine you are given two choices. The first is a life of ease—riches, success, and comfort, free from hardship. The second is something deeper: an unshakable security that lasts not only for this life but for eternity. Which would you choose? Most people spend their lives chasing the first—pursuing wealth, status, or comfort, thinking these things will bring peace and joy. But in the end, they often find themselves restless, unsatisfied, and even more anxious.…
22 Fleeing Idolatry; Embracing Communion with Christ – 1 Corinthians 10:14-22
Preached at AM Worship Service, 08 December 2024 Imagine a marriage vow, a covenant where one person pledges to another: “forsaking all others, as long as we both shall live.” The commitment in those words is not just sentimental; it’s exclusive, binding, and meant to be unbroken. No one would expect a marriage to be healthy or true if one partner sought to share their affections or loyalty with another. Imagine if that spouse tried to say, “I’ll give you…
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…
16 Contentment and Calling – Serving Christ in Every Situation – 1 Corinthians 7:17-24
As we turn to 1 Corinthians 7:17-24, we find the Apostle Paul addressing the believers in Corinth, a church immersed in the complexities of a diverse and status-conscious society. Corinth was a bustling, cosmopolitan city, where questions of marriage, singleness, and social status were often on people’s minds, even for Christians. New believers wrestled with how their newfound faith should affect their daily lives—how they should view their marriages, their singleness, their work, and their place in society. Paul, inspired…