Today's sermon delves into the profound assurance that God is with us, liberating us from condemnation through Christ's sacrifice as discussed in Romans 8. It guides us through our spiritual battles, emphasizing how the Holy Spirit supports us in our weaknesses, enabling us to transcend fleshly desires and live by the Spirit. The message invites us to confront our inner conflicts honestly, relying on the Holy Spirit to mold our actions and thoughts to reflect God's will, ensuring we lead lives of victory and spiritual fulfillment. Join us as we explore how to live confidently and freely in the Spirit, aligned with God's purpose.

Today's message focuses on the powerful encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well, as recounted in John 4. The sermon explores the transformative dialogue about living water, which promises eternal life and ultimate fulfillment, surpassing all earthly needs. This teaching challenges us to seek a deeper relationship with Jesus, emphasizing spiritual nourishment over physical satisfaction.

Explore the challenge of hypocrisy among Christians and the importance of aligning our private and public lives. Using the iceberg metaphor, the sermon delves into the deep parts of our character that remain hidden and how they should reflect our Christian values. Discover how God’s grace helps us reconcile our inner and outer selves, empowering us to live authentically in His image.

Sent, But Rejected

This message highlights the importance of Jesus Christ's resurrection, showing it as the heart of Christian belief and our hope for eternal life. It explains how the resurrection proves the power and truth of God's promise, offering us hope that extends beyond our lives on Earth. The sermon encourages us to see the resurrection as a real and relevant event that brings joy, freedom, and a future with God.

This message captures the essence of Good Friday, focusing on Jesus Christ's sacrificial journey to Calvary as a symbol of divine love and the pathway to salvation. It explores themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the power of silent submission to God's will, urging us to reflect on our response to Christ's ultimate sacrifice. Through this act of love, we are invited to embrace salvation, bear our crosses with faith, and renew our relationship with God.