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God’s Grace is truly amazing. In this sermon Pastor Harrison teaches us about His grace from the parable of the vineyard owner and the “grumpy” workers.
English-speaking International church in Eindhoven
English-speaking International church in Eindhoven
Sermons by Harrison Chinnakumar
What kind of heart do we carry—a forgiving heart or an unforgiving heart? We often remember the wrongs others have done to us, but we may not recognise how deeply those hurts affect our own hearts and lives. In this sermon, we explore Jesus’ teaching on forgiveness in Matthew 18, where Peter asks how many…
What does it mean to be the church? Jesus builds not simply a gathering of people, but a forgiving community—people who have received forgiveness from Christ and learn to forgive one another. Drawing from Matthew 18:15–20, this sermon explores three important practices of a Christ-centred community: confront lovingly, forgive endlessly, and reconcile intentionally. When someone…
The feeding of the five thousand reveals Jesus as the compassionate and generous provider who meets both our physical and spiritual needs. Following the tragic death of John the Baptist, Jesus sought solitude, yet when He saw the crowds, He was moved with compassion. His compassion was not merely an emotion but a response that…
What is the Kingdom of Heaven really like? In Matthew 13, Jesus answers this question through a series of powerful parables. He teaches that God’s Kingdom often begins in the smallest and most ordinary ways, like a mustard seed or a pinch of yeast, yet it grows steadily until its influence reaches far beyond what…
Genesis 28:10–19a | Matthew 13:24–30, 36–43 We live in a world where good and evil exist side by side, often leaving us wondering why God allows evil to remain. In the Parable of the Weeds and the Wheat, Jesus reminds us that although evil is real, it does not have the final word. God remains…
Sermon June 21, 2026 Following Jesus is a wonderful calling, but it is not always an easy path. We explore Jesus’ honest words about the cost of discipleship. He warns His followers that they may face opposition, rejection, and even misunderstanding from those closest to them. Yet, He also assures us that we never walk…
The Call of God: God continues to call people today, just as He called Abraham, Matthew, and many others in the Bible. His call invites us to trust Him, follow Jesus wholeheartedly, and bring every need into His presence. The followers of Jesus ought to respond with faith, obedience, and complete dependence on Christ. The…
Colossians 3:23 – “Whatever you do, do it from the heart, as something for the Lord and not for people.” On Trinity Sunday, we celebrate the God who has revealed Himself as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The doctrine of the Trinity is not merely a theological concept to be studied; it is a living…
The Gospel of John 17 reflects on Jesus’ prayer that His followers may live in complete unity. I want to bring three points from Jesus’ prayer1. We Are One Because Christ Lives in Us. Christian unity begins with Christ dwelling in every believer. Baptism symbolizes dying to the old life and rising into new life…