Sermons from May 2025
Psalm 15 – Who May Dwell With God?
PM Service, 18 May 2025 The Question of Fellowship with God What kind of person can live in the presence of God? This is not a theoretical or abstract question. It is deeply personal, and eternally urgent. In Psalm 15, King David, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, puts this question plainly: “O LORD, who shall sojourn in your tent?Who shall dwell on your holy hill?” (v. 1) David is not merely asking, “Who may visit God?” but “Who…
02 “Yes and Amen in Christ” 2 Corinthians 1:12-22
AM Sermon 18 May 2025 Have you ever been let down by someone who didn’t keep their word? Maybe a friend promised to help but never showed up. Maybe a leader said one thing but did another. Broken promises shake our confidence and make us question whom we can trust. Paul, in this passage, was accused of being unreliable because he changed his travel plans. But instead of defending himself based on personal justification, he points to something greater—the unwavering…
14 The Fool, the Faithful, and the Future Hope
PM Worship Service 11 May 2025 Psalm 14 is a profound declaration of human depravity, divine justice, and ultimate salvation. David, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, describes the rebellion of fallen humanity, the oppression of the righteous, and the hope of deliverance that comes from God alone. The apostle Paul later applies this psalm universally in Romans 3, demonstrating that all people stand guilty before God and are in desperate need of His saving grace. In this psalm,…
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…
Psalm 13 – From Despair to Praise – Trusting God in the Darkest Times
PM Worship Service 04 May 2025 Have you ever experienced a season of life where God seemed distant—where your prayers seemed to echo into silence, and you wondered if He had forgotten you? Perhaps you’ve walked through days of sorrow, nights of anxiety, and battles that left you feeling utterly alone. These moments can shake us to our core, making us question God’s goodness and His promises. Psalm 13 was written in such a season of David’s life. It begins…
35 Living in Light of Christ’s Return – 1 Corinthians 16:5-24
AM Service, 04 Mary 2025 Life is full of decisions—where we will live, whom we will marry, how we will spend our time. Many people plan their futures with great detail, yet often leave God out of the picture. Others live as if this world is all that matters, forgetting that Christ will return. Paul’s final words in 1 Corinthians challenge us to think beyond our immediate concerns and to live in light of Christ’s coming. He does not close…