Sermons on Resurrection
01 The Divine Gospel of Grace and PEace – Galatians 1:1-5
AM Service 09 Nov 2025 Text: Galatians 1:1–5Title: Christ Alone: The Divine Gospel of Grace and Peace IntroductionWhen you open Paul’s letter to the Galatians, you feel at once that something is wrong. Unlike his other letters, there is no word of thanksgiving, no warm commendation, no gentle opening. Instead, the letter begins with urgency, almost with severity. Why? Because the very heart of the gospel was under attack. The churches of Galatia—likely a group of young congregations in what…
Psalm 22:21b-31 The Triumph and Global Praise of Messiah
PM Worship Service, 03 August 2025 Psalm 22 began in darkness. The first cry we heard was not one of confidence, but of abandonment:“My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?” (v. 1)It was the cry of the righteous sufferer, overwhelmed, surrounded, and unheard — and ultimately fulfilled in the suffering of our Lord Jesus Christ on the cross. Verses 1–21a carried us through lament, mockery, weakness, and even the grave’s shadow. We heard the cry for help, but…
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”…
08 Treasures in Jars of Clay – 2 Corinthians 4:7-15
AM Sermon, 13 July 2025 Brothers and sisters, do you ever feel fragile, like you’re barely holding together? You strive to serve, parent, or persevere, but wonder if your weak, ordinary life can matter eternally. You’re not alone. The apostle Paul felt this too, yet he knew God’s secret: He uses frail vessels to carry His glory. In 2 Corinthians 4, Paul reveals his own struggles—harassed, perplexed, attacked. Yet through his weakness, Christ’s power shone. Just before, in verse 6,…
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.…
01 The God of All Comfort – 2 Corinthians 1:1-11
AM Sermon, 11 May 2025 Imagine writing to people who’ve misunderstood and doubted you. Would you be bitter? Defensive? That was Paul’s position when he wrote 2 Corinthians. But instead of despair, he opens with comfort and hope. This letter is deeply personal. Paul had suffered much—physically, emotionally, spiritually. Yet his message isn’t self-pity, but unwavering confidence in the God who comforts us in all our affliction (v. 3). Suffering is universal—bereavement, betrayal, pain, pressure. And the real question is…
“I Know My Redeemer Lives” – Job 19:1-29
AM Worship Service, 20 April 2025 Have you ever noticed how the most profound statements of faith often emerge from life’s darkest moments? It’s there, in those valleys of shadow, that the light of hope shines most brilliantly. On this morning, as we celebrate our Risen Lord, I want to take you back over three millennia to hear one of the most remarkable declarations of resurrection hope ever uttered – and it comes from the midst of unimaginable suffering. Picture…
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…
32 The Centrality of the Resurrection – 1 Corinthians 15:12-34
AM Worship Service, 16 March 2025 Imagine for a moment the scene at a graveside. The air is heavy with sorrow, the finality of death pressing upon the hearts of those gathered. In such moments, the question arises: Is this the end? Is death the final word? This is not merely a question for the grieving; it is a question for every human heart. The answer shapes how we live, what we value, and where we place our hope. For…
31 Standing Firm in the Gospel of Christ – 1 Corinthians 15:1-11
AM Worship Service, 09 March 2025 As we gather today, let me begin with a simple question: What is the foundation of your faith? Is it your upbringing, your feelings, or your good works? Paul, in 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, reminds us that there is only one true foundation—the gospel of Jesus Christ. This gospel is not only the power of God for salvation but also the sustaining force that enables us to persevere and the compelling truth that drives us…
Seven Signs of the Savior: #7 The Raising of Lazarus John 11
Reflective questions on the sermon “The Resurrection of Lazarus” can serve as a guide for personal meditation or group discussion. Here are some suggestions: Understanding God’s Timing: In the sermon, it was mentioned that Jesus delayed visiting Lazarus as a demonstration of His love, intending to reveal His glory (John 11:4-6). Reflect on a time when God’s timing in your life seemed perplexing. How did you see His purpose unfold in hindsight? Faith Beyond Sight: Jesus told His disciples that…