Sermons from June 2025
Psalm 18:31-50 The Lord My Victory
PM Sermon, 22 June 2025 There are times in life when we look back and wonder how we made it through. Seasons of hardship, conflict, sorrow, or temptation—when the weight seemed too heavy to carry, and the path too steep to climb. And yet here we are. Not because we were strong enough, but because the Lord was faithful. Psalm 18 is David’s song of deliverance—a testimony not to his greatness, but to God’s. He had been pursued, pressed, and…
06 Beholding the Glory of Christ 2 Corinthians 3:7–18
Sunday AM, 22 June 2025 Imagine a man trying to warm himself on a cold morning by staring at a painting of the sun. He studies the brushstrokes, analyzes the colors, and appreciates the artistry. But he never steps outside to feel the sun’s actual warmth. That is what it’s like to know about Christ without truly beholding His glory. But let me ask you this: How often are our eyes fixed there—on Him, beholding His glory? Is it not…
Psalm 18:1-30 The Lord My Deliverer
PM Worship Service, 15 June 2025 Imagine yourself in a time of great distress, a time when danger surrounds you on every side. Perhaps you feel as though there is no way out, no rescue in sight. Then, just when it seems hopeless, deliverance comes. Not by your strength, not by your wisdom, but by the hand of the Lord. This was David’s experience. Psalm 18 is his song of thanksgiving and praise to God for delivering him from all…
05 Our Sufficiency in Christ – 2 Corinthians 3:1-6
AM Worship Service, 15 June 2025 In our age of credentials, degrees, endorsements, and carefully curated social media profiles, people often measure their worth and credibility by external validation. We value the right references, impressive resumes, and certificates framed neatly on the wall. But imagine if someone asked you to prove that your Christian faith and ministry were legitimate—not through paper documents, but by the lives you’ve influenced. Could you confidently point to lives visibly transformed by the power of…
Psalm 17 – The Cry of the Righteous
PM Sermon, 08 June 2025 Imagine a man falsely accused, his reputation ruined, and no one to defend him. He pleads for justice, but only one Judge sees and knows the truth. This mirrors David’s desperation in Psalm 17. Surrounded by enemies and slandered, he cries out to God: “Hear a just cause, O LORD; attend to my cry!” (v. 1). He entrusts his case not to human courts, but to the righteous Judge. Though the exact setting is unknown,…
04 The Fragrance of Christ – 2 Corinthians 2:12-17
Preached at AM Service 08 June 2025 As we come to this portion of Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians, we find ourselves drawn into a vivid picture of ministry—its struggles, its triumphs, and its eternal significance. Paul, the faithful apostle, is remarkably transparent as he recounts a challenging time in his ministry. While ministering in Troas, Paul found that, even though God had clearly opened a door for effective gospel proclamation, he was deeply unsettled because he could not…
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.…
03 Forgiveness, Restoration, and Christ-like Leadership in the Church – 2 Corinthians 1:23-2:11
AM Worship Service, 01 June 2025 Today we turn our attention to a deeply pastoral passage of Scripture, 2 Corinthians 1:23–2:11. To understand it rightly, we must first grasp the situation in Corinth that prompted the Apostle Paul’s words. Paul’s relationship with the Corinthian church was severely strained. False accusations had arisen against him, questioning his sincerity and integrity. Sin within the congregation had not only damaged relationships but had begun to tear the fabric of unity. Paul’s apostolic authority…