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…
Pentecost: God’s Presence, Power, and Praise What was the main purpose for the sending of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2? Why did Jesus send the Holy Spirit specifically on the Feast of Pentecost? What is the link between Exodus 19 and Acts 2? What were the consequences when the Holy Spirit came in Acts…
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…
Sermon May 10, 2026 “If You Love Me” — John 14:15–21On the night before the Cross, Jesus spoke words of comfort, love, and promise to His disciples. In this message, we explore what Jesus really meant when He said, “If you love me, keep my commands.” Was He demanding perfection — or inviting us into a relationship…
03-05-2026 In a world full of confusion about direction, truth, and meaning, Jesus’ declaration stands clear and uncompromising: He is the way, the truth, and the life. Jesus is not merely a guide who points the way, but the One who personally leads us step by step into our purpose. He is not one truth…
26-04-2026 Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd—the one who sees, seeks, and saves his sheep. When danger came, he didn’t run; he laid down his life on the cross to rescue us. That’s the heart of the gospel: not a distant God keeping score, but a Savior who steps toward us with open arms. Today,…
12-04-2026 Jesus’ resurrection is the turning point of history. Because He lives, we’re invited to believe, to trust beyond what we see, and to worship the One who brings life out of death. In a world full of uncertainty, this is our hope: Jesus defeated death. Like Thomas, we’re called to respond, “My Lord and…
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…