19-04-2026 The Luke’s narrative of Road to Emmaus emphasizes that the risen Jesus is neither a ghost nor merely a guest, but the host of every gathering and every meal. As the two disciples walked away from Jerusalem, confused and troubled by recent events, Jesus joined them without being recognized. Instead of correcting them directly,…
Sermon April 5, 2026 Jesus is risen, as affirmed by all four Gospels through the empty cross, empty tomb, and empty grave clothes. The resurrection is not just an event but the cause that leads to the effect—“Fear not.” The resurrection of our Lord Jesus addresses four major human fears: Fear of Loneliness: The risen…
Sermon March 29, 2026 “Who Is This Who Comes?” – Palm Sunday Sermon: On Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem with joy, shouting, “Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.” Yet amid the celebration, a deeper question arose: “Who is this?” While some answered that He was Jesus…
Sermon March 22, 2026 We are all in this Together: As Paul concludes his letter in Colossians 4:7–18, he shifts from deep theology to real people—reminding us that the Christian life is lived out in community. Behind every ministry are faithful co-workers like Tychicus, restored lives like Onesimus, second chances like Mark, and sobering warnings…
Sermon March 15, 2026 Jesus Restores Us (Colossians 3.1-17). We explore how Christ transforms and restores our lives. Humanity was created in God’s image, but sin distorted that image. Through Jesus Christ , God restores us to the life He intended. The Apostle Paul teaches that restoration begins when believers seek Christ who is seated…
Sermon March 1, 2026 In this powerful passage from Colossians 2:8–23, the Apostle Paul warns the church against subtle but dangerous distortions of the gospel—legalism, mysticism, and asceticism. Each of these teachings promised deeper spirituality but ultimately diminished the sufficiency of Christ. Legalism added human rules to God’s grace. Mysticism sought spiritual fullness through visions…
Sermon – February 22nd 2026 Colossians is one of Paul’s prison epistles (written alongside Ephesians, Philippians, and Philemon while he was imprisoned in Rome). Although Paul never visited Colossae, the church there was likely founded by Epaphras, who heard the gospel from Paul in Ephesus and carried it to his hometown. This highlights a key…
Sermon- February 15th, 2026 Transfiguration of Jesus is the climax in our Epiphany season. On the mountain, before Peter, James, and John, Jesus’ hidden glory was revealed. His face shone like the sun and His clothes became dazzling white, showing an outward transformation (metamorphosis). Though Jesus always possessed divine glory, He veiled it in humility,…
Sermon – February 8th, 2026 In “Do Not Be Anxious”: Learning to Live in the Father’s World (Matthew 6:25–34), this message explores Jesus’ radical invitation to live free from the quiet hum of everyday worry. Rather than offering techniques to manage anxiety, Jesus reveals a deeper truth: we live in a world ruled by a good and…
Sermon – February 1st, 2026 This sermon reflects on Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding in Cana, where He revealed His glory by turning water into wine. In John’s Gospel, miracles are called “signs” because they point beyond the act itself to God’s presence and purpose. By performing His first sign at a wedding, Jesus…