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In today’s message, Pastor Marion continues in the book of Joshua reflecting on the journey of the Israelites into the Promised Land. She recaps previous messages, including crossing the Jordan in faith, the consequences of hidden sin, and the miraculous signs and wonders that followed their obedience. This week’s focus is on moving from … Read more
Dr. John Andrews focuses on Jesus’ words from Matthew 5:13-16, encouraging us to be “the light of the world.” He shares his experience of total darkness in a coal mine to show us the absolute necessity of light for orientation and clarity, linking this to spiritual darkness and that without Jesus, people live in this … Read more
Pastor David’s sermon is a reflection on Luke 15, focusing on the parable of the Prodigal Son. He begins by reminding us not to forget the simple yet profound truths in the Bible, especially in the hustle of daily life. He emphasizes that church is a place for transformation, where people should seek God to … Read more
In this sermon, Ephraim reflects on Jesus’ teachings from the Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing the importance of going the extra mile in one’s faith and actions. Ephraim draws a parallel between Moses receiving the Ten Commandments on a mountain and Jesus teaching his disciples on a mountain to highlight the significance of spiritual effort … Read more
Andrew focuses on a passage from The Sermon on the Mount, specifically Matthew 7:1-6, where Jesus teaches about judgment and hypocrisy. Jesus is challenging the Pharisees and the traditional religious views by introducing the principles of the kingdom of God. The key message is about the importance of self-awareness before judging others. Jesus warns that … Read more
In this week’s sermon, Pastor Josh concluded a series on the life of Elijah, urging everyone to continue exploring Elijah’s and Elisha’s stories in First and Second Kings. The sermon focused on 1 Kings 19, where Elijah experiences God’s presence not in dramatic manifestations like wind, earthquake, or fire, but in a gentle whisper. This … Read more