Sermons
Weekly messages and biblical teaching.
The Holiness of God
God's perfect holiness sets Him apart as supreme, sovereign, and worthy of all adoration. This sermon calls believers to contemplate the divine character and respond with reverent worship and holy living.
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Who Is Your God?
Every person surrenders their heart to something or someone. This message challenges hearers to evaluate whom they truly serve and to place their complete faith in the living God of Scripture.
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Abide with God - Part 2
Believers are called to serve the Lord faithfully in whatever station of life He has placed them. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 7, this sermon encourages Christians to abide with God in contentment and devotion.
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The Path to the Cross
Jesus walked the path toward Calvary with resolute obedience to fulfill the redemptive plan of the Father. This message traces the Savior's journey to the cross and His enduring sacrifice for mankind.
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Abide with God - Part 1
True spiritual peace comes from walking in close fellowship with God right where He has stationed us. This message introduces Paul’s teaching in 1 Corinthians 7 on remaining faithful to Christ in daily life.
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The Supremacy of God's Will
In Gethsemane, the Lord Jesus demonstrated absolute surrender to the Father's sovereign plan. Believers are called to submit their personal desires to the supreme will of God with trusting obedience.
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The Silent Lamb
Fulfilling Old Testament prophecy, the Savior stood silently before His accusers without offering defense. This sermon reflects on the meekness and majesty of Christ as He yielded Himself to purchase our redemption.
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The Hour that Changed the World
The pivotal hour of Christ's sacrifice altered the course of human history forever. This message invites listeners to consider the eternal significance of the cross and the matchless grace offered to repentant hearts.
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Every Time the Rooster Crows
Peter’s painful denial of Christ serves as a solemn reminder of human weakness and the danger of self-confidence. Yet the crowing rooster also points to the restoring grace of the Lord toward repentant believers.
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