Sermons on Prayer
11 Visions of Judgment and Mercy – Amost 7
PM 19 April 2026 11 Visions of Judgment and Mercy Amos 7 Introduction – The Prophet Who Pleaded for Mercy Congregation of our Lord Jesus Christ,the seventh chapter of Amos opens a new section in the prophet’s book. Up to this point Amos has thundered against the sins of Israel—against the wealthy who trampled the poor, against the empty worship that filled the sanctuaries of Bethel and Gilgal. But now the tone changes. No longer does Amos merely speak; he…
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 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 36 How Precous Is Your Steadfast Love
PM 16 Nov 2025 Psalm 36 How Precious Is Your Steadfast Love 16 Nov 2025 Introduction Brothers and sisters, when you look around at the world, you can’t help but see the contrasts, can you? There’s beauty — in the sunrise, in a child’s laughter, in the kindness of a friend — but there’s also so much brokenness. Sin has stained everything. We see it in the headlines, in the suffering around us, and if we’re honest, we see it…
Psalm 31 – Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit
PM 12 October 2025 This expository sermon on Psalm 31:1–24, “My Times Are in Your Hand,” unfolds David’s journey from fear to faith, showing how believers can trust God’s sovereign hand in every season of life. Through vivid exposition and Christ-centered application, the message teaches that our lives—every joy and sorrow, gain and loss—are safely held in the hands of the faithful Redeemer who prayed, “Into Your hand I commit My spirit.” A powerful call to trust, courage, and steadfast…
Psalm 30 – From the Pit to Praise — A Life Rededicated
PM Service 05 October 2025 This sermon on Psalm 30, “From the Pit to Praise — A Life Rededicated,” explores how God turns His people’s mourning into dancing and their weeping into joy. David’s song of deliverance becomes a model of repentance, restoration, and rededication to God’s glory. Through Christ—who entered the pit of death and rose again—we see the gospel pattern of chastening turned to joy, discipline to praise, and death to resurrection life. A powerful message of grace,…
28 From Plea to Praise
PM 21 September 2025 Have you ever prayed and felt as though heaven were silent? You bowed your head, lifted your heart, and cried out with trembling lips—only to be met with silence, as though your prayer disappeared into the air? The heavens seemed as brass, your soul as dry ground, and your God far off. That’s where David begins in Psalm 28. David—king of Israel, man after God’s own heart, the sweet psalmist of Israel—is not immune to that…
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…
17 Waging War for Obedience 2 Corinthians 10:1-6
AM Worship Service 14 September 2025 The Christian life is not a stroll but a battlefield. True spiritual warfare is fought not with worldly weapons, but with the gospel, prayer, and the power of God. In this sermon from 2 Corinthians 10:1–6, discover how Christ tears down strongholds of pride, calls every thought into obedience, and transforms His people through grace and lordship.
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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