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Fuel for the Race
Hebrews 12:14-29 This Sunday evening, Pastor James preaches from the book of Hebrews. By this Word we are encouraged to continue on in the race, what it looks like to keep going. We are also pointed towards the fuel for such a race, the encouragement of God’s word and communion with Christ. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!
The Greatest Commandment
Mark 12:28-34 This Sunday morning, Pastor Michael preaches from the book of Mark. In it we see Jesus exhorting us to love God more fully and in more aspects of our lives, for this is the greatest commandment. As well as this, we must love our neighbor as ourself, for this brings glory to God our Creator. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!
God’s Hand of Discipline in Our Struggles
Hebrews 12:4-13 This Sunday evening, Pastor Karl steps through our passage in Hebrews where the author talks about God’s loving discipline for those whom He has adopted into His family, and the resulting goodness and harvest of righteousness that is the fruit of this discipline. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!
More Certain Than Death and Taxes
Mark 12:13-27 This Sunday morning, Pastor Michael walks us through Jesus’ teaching on paying and taxes, and whether there will be marriage in the resurrection. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!
A Cloud of Witnesses
Hebrews 11:1 – 12:3 In the ‘Hall of Faith’ in Hebrews we see a collection of figures from the Old Testament that were used by God for His purposes. Each of these were justified by faith as they looked to the heavenly kingdom that was waiting to be revealed. On the other side of the cross of Christ, we have the fulfillment of this kingdom, and are called to run the race that He has set out for us. We…
A Question of Authority
Mark 11:27-33, 12:1-12 This Sunday morning, we hear of the grand claim of authority that Jesus made in His discussions with the Pharisees, claiming to have the authority of heaven. We also see in Mark 12 how Jesus was rejected by the Jewish leaders of the time, He was despised and rejected by mankind (Isaiah 53:3), for they did not see that their Messiah had come. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!
An Enduring and Hope Filled Faith
Hebrews 10:19-39 The evening service is back! Pastor Karl preaches from the book of Hebrews. In it we see Paul encouraging us to not neglect meeting together, and to endure to the end. We also see a warning against apostasy. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!
Faith Filled Prayer and Bearing Fruit for Christ
Mark 11:12-25 Pastor Michael delivers the word to us this Sunday morning as we continue our series in the book of Mark. In the continued story of Jesus, we see Him cursing a fig tree and driving out the buyers and sellers who were inhabiting the temple. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!
An Answer to Death
Luke 24:1-10 This Easter Sunday, Pastor Michael preaches from the book of Luke. He explains to us that just as death entered the world through one man, so too one man, our Lord Jesus Christ, died that we may have resurrection life. We can be sure of our eternal future and live a life of lasting meaning and purpose and we live out our days to the glory of God. We hope you have a blessed Easter!
Jesus: The Worthy One
Revelation 5:1-14 As we celebrate Good Friday, James brings us the word from the book of Revelation. We hear of the blessed hope of Jesus, the only worthy One to unlock God’s salvation plan to bring new life to a broken and hurting world. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!
An Unexpected King
Mark 11:1-11 This Sunday morning, Pastor James delivers us the message from the Gospel of Mark. He explains that our Lord Jesus Christ is the Messiah King who is in full control of all things, He fulfilled the Old Testament prophecies in His triumphant entry, and He comes to save His people from their sins.
He Who Opens the Eyes of the Blind
Mark 10:46-52 This Sunday morning, Khai Tan delivers the message from the Gospel of Mark. We see in this Gospel narrative how Jesus heals a blind man who “sees’ Jesus for who He is while the crowd is blinded to the truth. We hope that this sermon is a blessing to you.