I Am The Gate
This sermon explores the concept of life’s opportunities and decisions as doors, focusing on Jesus’ statement, “I am the gate,” from John 10. Through vivid imagery of shepherds and sheep, it highlights how Jesus provides salvation, provision, and protection. Unlike the Pharisees, who acted as barriers between people and God, Jesus opens the way to eternal life and abundance. By trusting Jesus as the gate, we gain access to spiritual life, flourishing under the care of the Good Shepherd, who…
The Bread Of Life
This sermon explores Jesus’ declaration in John 6:35: “I am the bread of life,” drawing parallels between physical hunger and spiritual longing. It begins by reflecting on the human tendency to seek temporary satisfaction—whether through food, entertainment, or other worldly distractions—while highlighting the emptiness they often leave behind. Using the backdrop of Jesus feeding the 5,000 and the manna from heaven during the Exodus, the sermon emphasizes that Jesus alone can provide eternal sustenance and true fulfillment. Through belief in…
The Light Of The World
This message introduces a new sermon series centered on the hope found in Jesus, particularly focusing on His statement in John 8:12: “I am the Light of the World.” Against the backdrop of a world feeling dark with loneliness, hopelessness, and evil, the sermon explores the significance of light as a metaphor for God’s presence, guidance, and life-giving power throughout scripture. Jesus, as the Light, illuminates our paths, exposes sin, and offers clarity and freedom, much like a flashlight guiding…
The King Of Kings
This sermon concludes the “King of Kings” series by focusing on Jesus Christ as the ultimate King who fulfills the promises of scripture and brings hope amidst the chaos of life. Beginning with the observation that life is often a competition for power, the message highlights humanity’s struggle to find lasting peace and stability through earthly leaders and systems. In contrast, Isaiah’s prophecy points to a King who will bring eternal peace and justice. Jesus, the prophesied Messiah, is depicted…
The Imposter King
The message explores the contrast between imposter kings who ruled over Israel and the rightful King, Jesus Christ, who fulfills God’s eternal plan.
David: An Ideal King
The message contrasts the leadership and character of King Saul and King David, using their biblical narratives to illustrate why David was the superior leader. Saul, chosen for his outward qualities—his family, appearance, and height—was plagued by fear, disobedience, jealousy, and impatience, ultimately prioritizing people’s approval over God’s will. In contrast, David, chosen by God for his heart, exemplified courage, obedience, loyalty, repentance, and patience. Though imperfect, David trusted God and modeled qualities that believers can aspire to embody. His…
God: The Original King
Today, we begin a Christmas series titled Crowned: King of Kings, reflecting on Jesus as more than a baby in a manger—He is the ultimate King.
Esther 8-10: An Underdog Victory
The story of Esther is a powerful reminder of God’s unseen hand in our lives, turning hopeless situations into moments of triumph. The Jews, initially destined for destruction by Haman’s decree, found hope and courage through a second edict that allowed them to defend themselves. This newfound confidence, born from recognizing God’s favor, led to a miraculous reversal of fortune, turning mourning into celebration and fear into victory. The book of Esther highlights how God works through ordinary people and…
Esther 7-8: Justice and Salvation
The sermon focuses on Esther chapter 7, the dramatic climax of the story, where Esther courageously intercedes for her people despite immense risk. Queen Esther reveals her Jewish identity to King Xerxes and accuses Haman, the villain, of plotting the annihilation of the Jews. God’s sovereignty is highlighted as He works behind the scenes to orchestrate events, including the downfall of Haman, who is ultimately impaled on the pole he built for Mordecai. Key themes include: The sermon concludes by encouraging…
Esther 5-6: The Great Reversal
Esther was a woman of courage, wisdom, and faith who was willing to step into a risky situation to advocate for her people. Her strategic patience, symbolized by her delaying her request to the king, allowed God to work behind the scenes through seemingly ordinary circumstances to completely shift the situation, humbling Haman while elevating Mordecai. The narrative highlights the dangers of pride and hatred, as seen in Haman’s downfall, contrasted with the honor that comes from humility and trust…