This Advent message explores the theme of peace in a world marked by chaos and conflict. Drawing from Scripture, including John 14 and Philippians 4, the sermon highlights the biblical concept of shalom—a state of wholeness, flourishing, and harmony as God intended. Peace is not merely the absence of trouble but the presence of Jesus, the Prince of Peace, who calms storms and guards hearts and minds. Practical steps to cultivate peace include rejoicing, prayer with gratitude, and focusing on…
The Advent season invites us to pause and reflect on themes of hope, anticipation, and God’s promises. In this first week of Advent, we explore the biblical concept of hope—a joyful and confident expectation grounded in God’s faithfulness. Through scriptures like Romans 15:13 and Ephesians 2:11-13, this sermon highlights the deep need for hope in a world often marked by disconnection and despair. We trace the rich history of Advent, from its early Christian roots to its modern-day celebration, and…
Have you ever gone to great lengths to find something valuable you lost? We sill often go to great lengths to find what we have lost. these moments reveal how deeply we care about what’s missing. In Luke 15, Jesus shares parables of a lost sheep, a lost coin, and a lost son to illustrate God’s heart for those who are spiritually lost. His love is proactive, urgent, and filled with joy when the lost are found. This sermon invites…
In this 5th message of our “An Invitational Life” sermon series, we explore how to handle opposition in our efforts at evangelism. Rooted in Acts 4:1-31, the sermon examines how Peter and John boldly proclaimed Christ before the powerful Sanhedrin, even after facing imprisonment and threats. Their courage came not from their own strength but from dependence on the Holy Spirit and prayer. The disciples’ prayer for boldness—despite opposition—reminds us that God is sovereign, and He calls us to trust…