Sermons
Allowing God to Heal Our Minds
This sermon explores how God brings healing to our minds and hearts, reminding us that while encouraging Jesus happens in a moment, healing and spiritual formation are often a process/journey. Through Jesus’ gradual healing of the blind man in Mark 8, we discover that partial healing is not a failed healing—it’s healing in progress, and
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People of Love
This sermon calls the church to love like Jesus by carrying one another’s burdens and taking courageous action to bring people closer to Him. Through the story of the paralyzed man in Mark 2, we see that genuine faith is expressed through a love that serves, sacrifices, and refuses to let obstacles stand in the
Beautifully Delayed “Where Are We?”
Have you ever looked around at your life and thought, “This is not what I had planned”? Most of us have. This week we sit with a story about a boat that landed on the wrong shore. And what God did on the wrong shore might change how you see yours.
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Faith Filled People
Faith isn’t measured by the size of the miracle but by the daily choice to trust God. Today we were challenged to move beyond conditional, stagnant, and safe faith into the kind of faith that truly pleases God and transforms our lives.
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Going Further Together
There’s a kind of tiredness that sleep doesn’t fix. The kind where you can hold your phone in your hand and still not have the strength to press call and tell somebody, “I’m not okay.” There is a way that God brings light, and this is what we want to talk about today.
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Prayer Changes Us, Not God
This sermon challenges the common idea of a “radical” Christian life by teaching that true spiritual depth is not measured by visible impact, but by a deep, unseen life of prayer and communion with God. It emphasizes that prayer is not about changing God’s mind, but about transforming us—shaping our perspective, grounding us in His
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God’s Timing
When prayers feel delayed, it is not a sign to give up but an invitation to persist, trusting in God’s timing and character. Jesus’ teaching in Luke 11, emphasizes that persistent prayer deepens faith and our relationship with God, who lovingly responds and gives us what is best.