The Sunday sermons

There’s a moment in John 21 that speaks deeply to anyone who’s ever failed, doubted, or wrestled with guilt. It’s the moment when Jesus, after rising from the dead, comes back not with condemnation—but with breakfast and a conversation…

Many of us miss out on the abundant life Jesus came to offer—not because it’s unavailable, but because we lose sight of what’s truly most important…

Eden wasn’t just beautiful—it was ideal. God created it as a place for Adam and Eve to live in perfect harmony with each other, and with Him. But there was the rule…

In Luke 17, we find an episode in Jesus’ ministry that is both deeply profound and incredibly relevant to our lives today…

Jesus knew that before He could return to His rightful place in heaven, He had to endure betrayal, mockery, and immense pain. Yet, He pressed forward with unwavering determination…

The Bible is filled with deep irony, and one of the most profound examples occurs as Jesus prepares for His final journey to Jerusalem. Just as He transformed the Passover meal into a symbol of His impending sacrifice…

Faith is not merely spoken; it is demonstrated. Baptism is an act of obedience, a public declaration of our faith in Jesus Christ.

Through the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great price, Jesus communicates a powerful truth: discovering the kingdom of God is worth more than anything else in life.

Jesus declares, “I am the true vine, and my Father is the vinedresser.” This imagery contrasts Israel’s failure to produce spiritual fruit with Christ’s perfect fulfillment of God’s purpose.

Psalm 23 offers us a profound lens through which to understand our relationship with God. It reminds us of His care, His presence in danger, and His abundant provision.

Mary understood she would become pregnant before getting married. In today’s world, this might not carry the same weight in many cultures, but not in first-century Judaism…

Misunderstandings about God’s work are not confined to the past. Today, we often impose our expectations on Him, limiting our ability to fully receive His blessings…