With some beautiful stories and examples, Dan Eze exhorted us to maintain a “balanced diet” of the spiritual and the physical. Jesus can bring physical sustenance and economic wellbeing, but more importantly He gives spiritual sustenance and wellbeing of the soul.
Hsiang-Ling walked us through the very familiar story of the feeding of 5000 people by Jesus in a remote place, examining the key characters involved. Who can you best identify with?
Many thanks to our guest Daniel Odhiambo, who preached a wonderful sermon to us regarding unity. With the cross, the wall of hostility that divided Jews and Gentiles was done away with for good. The cross is the secret and the engine of Christian unity.
Taking us through a very difficult Gospel passage about speaking truth to power, Kris challenged us to speak truth to ourselves about the sins we commit. Great danger lies in little sins that get an opportunity to grow.
Guest preacher Dan challenged us to stay true to the Bible in this sermon about trusting in the wisdom of God.
With the stories from the Gospel of Mark about Jesus’ healing of the woman with the haemorrhage and the raising of the dead daughter of a synagogue leader as focal point, Jan emphasized the importance of faith to us. He also stressed how Jesus dared to go against social norms, rules, and religious laws to…
Examining the passage in Mark 4:35-41 about Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee, Jaap encouraged us to put our faith in Christ when faced with the storms of this life. Trusting in God means believing that He is with us and that He is in control.
The Kingdom of God comes in ways that are unexpected and surprising. But it will come to those who open their hearts to God’s Word and make room for it in their lives.
“The battle of having been born” has nothing to do with you personally. The tension between righteousness and evil is real and present and every person alive is part of this war. All the struggles, sicknesses, and conflicts we face are part of this battle of having been born. Because of this, there is never…
Using the imagery of a sponge, Hsiang-Ling spent her sermon explaining to us how the Holy Spirit wants to commission us to be God’s salt and light in the earth. God’s willingness to give us this commission is evident from the Bible, but we must willingly receive it. “If we want to be ‘oozing Christians’,…