Sermon – September 28, 2025 Sermon Have you heard about fake doctors, fake architects , fake engineers? The true nature of them is hidden and project themselves as somebody true, but in fact they are not true. Jesus says give attention to the inside more than the outside. He is the Lord who created what…
Sermon – September 21, 2025 Money is a tool—powerful but limited. It can buy the shell of things but never the essence: food but not appetite, medicine but not health, wealth but not peace. Jesus warns us that while we must handle “dishonest wealth” wisely, we cannot serve both God and money. One says, get,…
Sermon – September 7, 2025 Love is beautiful, but true love is never cheap. From God’s sacrificial gift of His Son to the daily call for us to lay down our lives for others, love always carries a cost. In this message, we’ll explore what it means to embrace a love that gives, forgives, and…
Sermon – August 31, 2025 Our response to God’s goodness is not just in words but in the way we live. Gratitude is more than a feeling—it is a daily offering. As we remember all that God has done for us through Christ, we are called to present our lives as a living sacrifice, holy…
Sermon 17 August 2025 (Holiday Club wrap up service) Go and tell everyone about Jesus.What happens when we come and meet Jesus? F Jesus wanted to be Peter’s friend. Jesus loves and he cares for us and wants to be our friend I Jesus is Incredible. Jesus is our miraculous God (abundance of fish on…
Sermon – August 10, 2025 (Holiday Bible Club 20205 Kick off service) The invitation of Jesus is simple yet life-changing: “Come and see.” In this sermon, we explore what it means to draw near to Christ with open hearts, open minds, and a desire to know Him more. Together, we will reflect on how meeting Jesus transforms…
Sermon – August 3, 2025 “True joy is not found in the fleeting riches of this world but in the eternal treasures of God. This message reminds us that what heaven gives cannot be stolen, wasted, or lost—only cherished forever in Christ.”
Sermon – July 27, 2025 Lord, Teach us to Pray This sermon explores the disciples’ request to Jesus: “Lord, teach us to pray.” Drawing from Luke 11 and the example of Jesus Himself, the message emphasizes that prayer is not a formula or performance, but a relationship—a daily, honest conversation with our Father. It highlights three key truths:…
Sermon – July 20th , 2025 In a world filled with busyness and distraction, what truly matters most? This sermon explores that question through the lives of Abraham and Mary. Abraham made space for God in the ordinary heat of the day; Mary chose to sit at Jesus’ feet despite cultural expectations. Both reveal that…
Sermon – July 13th , 2025 The common interpretation of the Good Samaritan as simply a call to do good deeds. Instead, it centers on three crucial questions in the passage: 1. What must I do to inherit eternal life?”The teacher’s question reflects a works-based mindset. But Jesus shifts the focus to the heart of…