The sermon addresses what happens ‘when our trust is tested,’ using Abraham’s test in Genesis 22 as a central example. It emphasizes that God tests individuals not to destroy them or entice them to sin, but to reveal the true state of their hearts. Through trials and pressures, God brings to the surface what one […]
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Moses stood before the Lord with a call on his life and a knot in his stomach. In Exodus 4, he isn’t the bold leader we often picture; he is a hesitant man overwhelmed by his own weakness. “But, behold, they will not believe me, nor hearken unto my voice,” he says in verse 1. He
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The sermon emphasizes the profound importance of prioritizing God in one’s life, especially as a guiding principle for the new year. Drawing from Matthew 6:33, the message highlights that nothing shapes one’s future more significantly than what is put first. It clarifies that a ‘God-first life’ is not accidental but requires intentional and purposeful pursuit,
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This sermon emphasizes that a true New Year is not marked by merely turning a calendar page, but by the unfailing mercies of God, which are new every morning. While human ambition and New Year’s resolutions often fail, as evidenced by studies showing low success rates, God’s compassion never ceases. The message highlights the context
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For four hundred years, it seemed like heaven went quiet. No prophets. No visions. No angelic announcements. No new “Thus saith the Lord.” People still had the Scriptures, still had the promises, still had the stories of what God had done in the past—but for many hearts, the question grew louder with time: “Where is God?”
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Choose Jesus at Christmas Choose Jesus at Christmas, and you truly can have a blessed Christmas. One of the best ways to keep your heart anchored is to spend time in Scripture focusing on Christ’s incarnation. Teach your family what Christmas really means, and don’t be afraid to speak the story of Christ to your
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The birth of Jesus is one of the best-known accounts in all of Scripture. We’ve heard it so often that it can become soft and sentimental. But when you look closely, Christmas is not gentle or quaint—it is bold, disruptive, and deeply profound. It is God stepping directly into a world broken by sin in
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Moses stood before the Lord with a call on his life and a knot in his stomach. In Exodus 4, he isn’t the bold leader we often picture; he is a hesitant man overwhelmed by his own weakness. “But, behold, they will not believe me, nor hearken unto my voice,” he says in verse 1.
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This sermon explores the reality of the spiritual realm, which is an unseen, eternal dimension where God, angels, and demons operate. The message highlights that while the physical world is temporary and destined to be destroyed, the spiritual realm is everlasting. It urges listeners to prioritize the eternal over the temporal, warning that living solely
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The book of Revelation does not begin with beasts, plagues, and symbols—it begins with a suffering man and a faithful Saviour. John isn’t on a mountaintop; he’s on a prison island. He isn’t surrounded by friends; he’s surrounded by guards. Revelation 1:9 tells us he is on Patmos “for the word of God, and for
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