This message is about wrestling with the question, 'Why do bad things happen to good people?' Rooted in Psalm 22:1-11, it explores how the brokenness of our world, personal responsibility, and God's greater plan intersect with human suffering. Through it all, we are reminded to take heart, trust in Jesus, and find comfort in God's presence, even when life feels overwhelming.

This message is about trusting and obeying God, even when His directions don’t make sense to us. Using examples like Peter’s fishing experience and the healing of the blind man, the sermon emphasizes that God’s ways may defy logic, but following His guidance leads to blessings, growth, and a deeper relationship with Him.

A West End Worship Centre live stream service: Sermon Title: I Need Holy Spirit Power For Mission | from the Sermon Series: On Mission

This sermon message is about the power and assurance found in God’s promises, especially His promise of the Holy Spirit. Emphasizing that God’s promises are a "powerful comforter," the sermon reminds us that, unlike human promises that can falter, God’s promises are unchanging and faithful. As we journey in faith, we are encouraged to rely on the Holy Spirit’s presence, guidance, and truth, trusting that He equips and comforts us in all situations.

This message is about understanding our calling to serve in God's mission and the responsibility that comes with being chosen by Him. It emphasizes the importance of giving, both locally and globally, while remaining connected to Jesus to bear much fruit. The sermon challenges the church, especially the next generation, to recognize their unique role in advancing God's kingdom and making an impact in the world through love, humility, and service.

This sermon is about the importance of understanding God's mission and our role in it, as exemplified through the life of Moses. It emphasizes how God calls and prepares us, deconstructing our human flaws to reconstruct us into instruments for His divine purpose. The sermon highlights that God promises to be with us on our mission, ensuring His plans for deliverance, rescue, and recovery are fulfilled, no matter the challenges we face.

In this Mission Month kickoff, we are challenged to move beyond personal concerns and church-centred thinking to reach the world for Christ. By emphasizing evangelism, outreach, and compassion for the broken and hurting in our communities, the message calls for a renewed commitment to the global and local mission, reflecting Jesus’ heart for the least of these.