Sermons from 2025

Sermons from 2025

The Church: Christ’s Body and Our Spiritual Family

Can you really “love Jesus, but not the church?” This week we explore the doctrine of the Church—not just as a building or a weekly event, but as the living, gathered body of Christ. We confront the growing trend of being “spiritual but not religious,” and respond to the common claim: “I love…

Glorify and Enjoy: Living for God’s Purpose

What’s the purpose of life? In this message, we confront one of life’s biggest questions and discover how Scripture gives us a clear, joyful, and God-glorifying answer. While many voices today suggest that Christianity is about rule-following, self-sacrifice, or simply trying to get to heaven, the Bible paints a far richer picture. Rooted in the first question of the…

Humanity: Created, Fallen, and in Need of Redemption

Was the cross a last-minute fix? A divine reaction to a world gone wrong? In this message, we explore the sweeping story of salvation—from its promise in Eden to its fulfillment in Christ, its offer to us today, and its final glory still to come. This isn’t a backup plan. Salvation has always been…

Jesus the Son: Eternal, Incarnate, and Reigning

“Jesus… what’s the deal?” In a recent interview, actor Paul Rudd said if he could go back in time and meet anyone in history, he would choose Jesus. “He existed—we know He existed,” he said. “Wouldn’t you want to spend time with him and ask, ‘What’s the deal?’” That question has echoed for…

The Trinity: One God, Three Persons

What do Christians really mean when they say “God is Trinity”? Are we claiming to worship three gods? Is the Trinity just a theological puzzle no one can understand? In this message, we explore one of the most foundational — and most misunderstood — truths of the Christian faith. Rooted in Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, this sermon unpacks the biblical teaching…

The Bible: Our Firm Foundation

What are you building your life on? What is your foundation? What we build on shapes our lives, and our eternity. Christians often claim that their foundation is Scripture, but can we really trust the Bible? Is it reliable and relevant? What does it even mean to say it is “inspired” or “the word of God”? Is Scripture actually enough in a noisy,…

Behold, Your King: The Unexpected Glory of Jesus

On the first Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem to the sound of cheering crowds and waving palm branches. People shouted “Hosanna!” and welcomed Him as a king. But they didn’t really understand who He was. They expected a political hero, someone to defeat Rome and restore their national pride.…
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