Sermons on The Church
06 Prepare to Meet Your God – Amos 4
PM 15 March 2026 06 Prepare to Meet Your God Amos 4 Introduction: When God’s Patience Runs Out Congregation, the prophet Amos ministers during an age of peace and prosperity.Israel under Jeroboam II is rich, comfortable, and confident. Their sanctuaries are full, their fields are fertile, their trade routes busy. If you asked the people of Samaria how things were going, they would have said, “The Lord is blessing us!” But beneath that prosperity there runs a current of corruption.…
03 Judah and the Danger of Religious Presumption – Amos 2:4-5
PM 08 Feb 2026 03 Judah and the Danger of Religious Presumption – Amos 2:4-5 Introduction — The Lion Turns on His Own Brothers and sisters, as we open God’s Word to Amos chapter 2 this evening, I want you to picture the scene. The prophet Amos is standing in the public square, delivering the Word of the Lord. And as he speaks, the people of Israel lean in to listen. Up to this point, every oracle has been about…
05 Paul Opposes Peter: Walking in Step with the Gospel – Galatians 2:11-14
AM Sermon, 14 December 2025 05 Paul Opposes Peter Walking in Step with the Gospel Galatians 2’11–14Length: ~25 minutes 14 December 2025 Introduction Sometimes the sharpest battles for the truth of the gospel are not fought against outsiders, but within the church itself. We expect the world to resist the gospel, but what happens when compromise comes from one of our own? What happens when a respected leader, even an apostle, stumbles and by his example leads others astray? That…
04 Paul Accepted by the Apostles: The Unity and Freedom of the Gospel(Galatians 2:1–10)
AM Service, 07n December 2025 04 Paul Accepted by the Apostles Galatians 2’1-10 07 Dec 2025 AM Title: Paul Accepted by the ApostlesText: Galatians 2:1–10 (ESV)Theme: The gospel of grace, revealed by Christ, unites the church, secures our freedom, and calls us to faithfulness and love. Introduction Beloved in Christ, the churches in Galatia were in crisis. They had received the gospel of grace from the Apostle Paul — the good news that sinners are justified by grace alone, through…
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.”
22 The Heart of Christlike Ministry – 2 Corinthians 12:11-21
AM Service, 19 October 2025 Discover the heart of true gospel ministry in this expository sermon on 2 Corinthians 12:11–21, titled “The Heart of Christlike Ministry.” Learn how the Apostle Paul models humility, sacrificial love, and holy zeal for the church—reflecting the character of Christ, the true Apostle and Good Shepherd. This sermon calls believers and church leaders alike to embrace humility over pride, service over self-promotion, and holiness over worldliness, trusting the Spirit of Christ to build His church…
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.…
15 Visible Love and Proven Integrity in Gospel Ministry 2 Corinthians 8:16–24
AM Service, 31 August 2025 Brothers and sisters, we live in a time when trust is in short supply. News of fraud, scandal, and betrayal has made people cynical—especially when it comes to money and religion. But long before our day, the apostle Paul understood that gospel ministry must be adorned not only with truth, but with visible trustworthiness. In 2 Corinthians 8, Paul has been urging the Corinthians to complete their promised offering for the poor saints in Jerusalem.…
14 The Grace of Giving – 2 Corinthians 8:1-15
AM Service, 24 August 2025 When we think of generosity, we often think of the wealthy giving to the needy, or of church fundraisers and stewardship campaigns. But in this passage—2 Corinthians 8—we encounter something far deeper, more beautiful, and more powerful than any of those worldly ideas. Here, the Apostle Paul speaks of giving as grace. Not merely charity. Not obligation. But grace—a visible outworking of the gospel of Jesus Christ in the hearts of His people. The background…
13 Godly Grief and Gospel Joy – 2 Corinthians 7:2-16
AM Worship Service, 17 August 2025 We’ve all experienced the pain of broken relationships—especially those within the church. A word spoken in haste, a rebuke misunderstood, a silence that grows into distance. Few things weigh more heavily on a pastor’s heart—or a believer’s conscience—than strained fellowship among the people of God. The Apostle Paul knew that pain. His relationship with the Corinthian church had been wounded by conflict, confusion, and rebuke. But in this passage—2 Corinthians 7:2 to 16—we are…
Psalm 20 The King, the People, and the Day of Trouble
PM Worship Service, 13 July 2025 What do you do when trouble looms on the horizon—when the future is uncertain, when threats seem stronger than your strength, and when your leaders are under pressure and your nation or church faces trial? Psalm 20 was written for just such a moment—a moment when the people of God stood together on the brink of conflict, not with boastful arrogance, but with prayerful dependence. Psalm 20 is a royal psalm—a liturgical prayer offered…