Sermons on Worship
Our Humble, Exalted Savior – Philippians 2:5-11
AM 21 December 2025 Our Humble, Exalted Savior Philippians 2:5–11 Introduction Brothers and sisters, Christmas is a season that fills our senses.We see the lights strung across homes and streets.We hear the familiar carols.We smell the pine and the cinnamon.We gather around tables, exchange gifts, and share in good fellowship. But if we are not careful, we can stop at the surface — at the sights, sounds, and sentiments — and miss the profound reality that Christmas proclaims. Behind the…
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 35 The LORD IS OUR DEFENDER
PM Sermon 09 November 2025 Psalm 35 Great Is the LORD Text: Psalm 35:1–28 (ESV) Introduction: When the Righteous Suffer Brothers and sisters, have you ever been falsely accused? Have you ever tasted betrayal or mockery at the hands of those you once helped? Have you ever been wronged and felt powerless to defend yourself? Psalm 35 is God’s gift for such seasons. This psalm is a prayer of the righteous sufferer—David, God’s chosen king—pleading for deliverance, lamenting injustice, and…
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…
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.”
Psalm 29 – The Voice of the Lord
PM Service, 28 September 2025 This sermon on Psalm 29 calls us to ascribe glory to the Lord, whose voice thunders over creation and who reigns as King forever. God’s majesty shakes the wilderness, yet He blesses His people with strength and peace in Christ.
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…
Psalm 21 The King Rejoices in God’s Strength
PM 20 July 2025 We live in a world that exalts personal achievement. From the time we are children, we are taught to take pride in our own strength—our accomplishments, our intelligence, our success. Politicians speak of their track records. Athletes boast of their records. Even in the church, we can begin to think of our spiritual victories as something we’ve earned. But Psalm 21 begins on a different note altogether. The king—God’s anointed, the most powerful man in Israel—rejoices…
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…
30 Worship that Reflects the God of Peace – 1 Corinthians 14:26-40
AM Worship Service 02 March 2025 Throughout 1 Corinthians, Paul addresses a church blessed with spiritual gifts but plagued by division, pride, and disorder. He consistently calls the Corinthians back to the gospel’s foundation—Christ crucified (1 Cor. 2:2)—and urges them to live worthy of their calling as saints. In recent chapters, Paul focuses on corporate worship, which is more than a human activity; it is a divine appointment where believers gather to glorify God and edify one another. In chapter…
29 Worshp that Edifies – Pursuing Love, Clarity, and Order – 1 Corinthians 14:1-25
AM Worship Service, 9 February 2025 Worship reveals what we believe about God. When you walk into a church service, what you see and hear communicates something about the nature and character of the God being worshiped. If the worship is chaotic—marked by disorder and confusion—it suggests a God who is inconsistent or disorganized. If the worship is unclear, leaving participants bewildered or uninformed, it undermines the truth that God is a God of clarity and revelation. If the worship…
Psalm 4 – Confidence in the Righteous God
PM Sermon 26 January 2025 God often meets us in our deepest times of distress, bringing comfort that goes beyond our understanding. In Psalm 4, we see David facing his own trials, surrounded by people who seek to bring him down and who scorn the things of God. Yet, in this psalm, David finds peace—not in the absence of conflict but in the assurance that God is his righteousness, his joy, and his ultimate source of safety. David likely composed…
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