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 – November 9 2025 In this message, we explore Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding in Cana—an ordinary setting where extraordinary grace quietly breaks through. Before the “hour” of His ultimate mission, Jesus reveals His glory not on a grand stage, but in the midst of everyday life, transforming water into the finest wine.…
Sermon – October 12th , 2025 Between Galilee and Samaria, ten lepers cried out for mercy—but only one returned to give thanks.Ten were healed, but only one was transformed. Discover how gratitude opens our eyes to God’s grace and turns everyday moments into encounters with the Giver of all good gifts.
June 8, 2025 Ten days after Jesus ascended, the disciples waited—obedient, prayerful, and expectant. What they received changed everything. The Holy Spirit came not just with wind and fire, but with power and purpose—fulfilling the promise of Joel and birthing the Church. As they gathered in unity, God came to dwell in them—no longer distant, but present. The Spirit…
Sermon – May 11th , 2025 What does it really mean to be “blessed”? In the opening lines of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus turns the world’s values upside down. He pronounces blessing—not on the powerful or prosperous—but on the poor in spirit, the mourning, the meek, and the merciful. This Sunday, we explore the…
Sermon – February 2, 2025 We use the word bless or blessed all the time. Blessed is a wonderful word. We say “bless you” when someone sneezes, wishing them healing and health. On other occasions, we say “bless you” when ending a conversation or gathering. People generally understand blessedness as wishing for good fortune or…
