Messages

This sermon is about the importance of understanding God's mission and our role in it, as exemplified through the life of Moses. It emphasizes how God calls and prepares us, deconstructing our human flaws to reconstruct us into instruments for His divine purpose. The sermon highlights that God promises to be with us on our mission, ensuring His plans for deliverance, rescue, and recovery are fulfilled, no matter the challenges we face.

In this Mission Month kickoff, we are challenged to move beyond personal concerns and church-centred thinking to reach the world for Christ. By emphasizing evangelism, outreach, and compassion for the broken and hurting in our communities, the message calls for a renewed commitment to the global and local mission, reflecting Jesus’ heart for the least of these.

This heartfelt message explores the deep struggles of reconciling with God when life doesn't go as we hope. Drawing from scripture and personal experiences, the speaker tackles the tricky question: Does God need our forgiveness? Discover how holding on to disappointment and hurt can distance us from God's love and healing and how true reconciliation can lead to spiritual freedom. Join us as we wrestle with God's ways, find comfort in His presence, and learn to trust Him fully again.

This message is about God’s grace restoring the broken and lost. Through the story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9, it illustrates how God seeks to lift us out of despair and bring us to His table of love and provision. The call is to leave behind barren places and embrace His restoration.

This message is about the need for Christians to resist the world’s influence and stand firm in their faith, encouraging believers to reject worldly temptations and focus on daily surrender and devotion to God. Just as salmon swim upstream, believers are called to 'go against the grain' of worldly culture.