Bible
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The Stone the Builders Rejected
This message reflects on Jesus’ parable of the vineyard to show how God’s faithful love was met with rejection, ultimately culminating in the killing of His beloved Son. Yet it reminds us at the communion table that what humanity rejected, God exalted—making Christ the cornerstone of salvation. Continue reading
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1 SAMUEL – The Ark Returns
God reveals both His power and His holiness, and He must not be treated casually but honored rightly. When God is sidelined, His people lose joy, direction, and spiritual vitality. Continue reading
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1 Samuel: Ichabod – The Glory Has Departed
When God’s people try to manipulate His presence instead of humbly submitting to Him, His glory departs—but the true glory of God ultimately returns in Jesus Christ. Continue reading
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1 SAMUEL – The Calling of Samuel
When God’s voice seems rare, He is often preparing a listening heart—because God speaks to those who are ready to hear and obey. Continue reading
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1 Samuel – Unfaithful Priests but a Faithful God
Even when spiritual leaders fail and sin abounds, God remains faithful to judge wickedness, preserve His purposes, and provide a faithful High Priest for His people. Continue reading
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TAKE THE NEXT STEP – Worship
Worship is more than attending a service or participating in familiar elements. True worship flows from seeing who God is and responding rightly. In Communion, God reveals Himself through His crucified and risen Son, calling His people to a holy, grateful, and faith-filled response. Continue reading
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TAKE THE NEXT STEP – Discipleship
Discipleship is a lifelong journey of following Jesus, being transformed by His grace, loving like He loves, and leading others to follow Him—intentionally, daily, and together. Continue reading
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TAKE THE NEXT STEP – Missions
Salvation is found in Jesus only Jesus! And if we are convinced this is true, then we must also be convinced that it is our responsibility as individual believers and as a church to bring people to faith in Jesus. Continue reading
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O Come Let Us Adore Him
Even as Christmas remains widely celebrated in America, its true focus—Jesus Christ—is often sidelined. Many acknowledge Jesus’ existence but deny His divinity, sinlessness, or saving power. This sermon invites us to pause before we put away the decorations and consider the King at the center of the season. Drawing from the story of the magi… Continue reading
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