Sermons

Is God's promise still good? Discover Galatians 3:15–29 as Paul explains why the covenant in Christ surpasses the Law and makes us full heirs in God's family.

Have you ever caught yourself treating your relationship with God like a math problem? It goes something like this: If I read my Bible for 15 minutes, say the right prayers, avoid bad language, and attend church, then God will be pleased with me and bless my week. It’s subtle, but without realizing it, many of us slip from walking in a vibrant relationship with Jesus into following a spiritual formula. We try to use human effort to finish what only God’s Spirit can do.

Ancient actors used to step onto the stage holding a literal mask in front of their faces—a different face for every different role. When the Apostle Paul wrote about King Peter and the other leaders slipping into hypocrisy in Galatians 2, he used that exact Greek word for playing a part. Hypocrisy isn't just a big theological word; it’s simply wearing a mask—showing a face that isn't your real one. Most of us have had decades of practice at this. We know the buttoned-u

Have you ever looked back at your past and wondered if your mistakes, regrets, or wasted years disqualify you from being used by God? It’s easy to believe the lie that God only uses people who have clean track records and flawless backgrounds. But as we continue our series Walking in Freedom, the Apostle Paul pulls back the curtain on his own life in Galatians 1:11–24 to prove the exact opposite: God’s grace is powerful enough to redeem any story, no matter how broken.

When was the last time you had to stand up for what is right? Throughout history, courageous men and women have taken a stand against injustice and falsehood. Think of Rosa Parks refusing to give up her seat on a segregated bus, Martin Luther King Jr. advocating for civil rights, Dietrich Bonhoeffer standing against the Nazi regime, Nelson Mandela opposing apartheid, or Malala Yousafzai standing up for education. Their lives teach us a common lesson: Courage doesn't mea

Is salvation based on faith alone or rules? Explore 3 key takeaways from Galatians 1:1–10 on guarding the true gospel and walking in Christ's freedom.

How do you want to be remembered? Discover 4 practical principles from David's final words in 1 Chronicles 28–29 on generosity, stewardship, and legacy.

What does real sacrifice look like? Explore 4 timeless principles from David's final years in 2 Samuel 24 on pride, accountability, and finishing well.

Is your child walking away from faith or family? Discover 4 pastoral principles from 2 Samuel and Luke 15 on setting boundaries and praying for prodigals.

Facing family conflict or heartbreak? Discover 4 practical lessons from 2 Samuel 13–18 on handling passive leadership, betrayal, and trusting God.

How does a leader fall? Explore 5 crucial warning signs from David and Bathsheba in 2 Samuel 11–12, along with the road to repentance and restoration.

What does unashamed worship look like? Discover 4 practical lessons from 2 Samuel 6–7 on honoring God's holiness, handling "no," and God's promises.

Struggling with God's timing? Discover 4 practical lessons from 2 Samuel 1–5 on how David waited patiently for God's promises without taking shortcuts.

Walking through a tough season? Discover 4 practical lessons from David's wilderness years in 1 Samuel on how to trust God and find strength in trials.

Facing an overwhelming obstacle? Discover 5 biblical principles from 1 Samuel 17 on how David defeated Goliath through faith and God's power.

Discover 5 key lessons from 1 Samuel 16 on David’s anointing. Learn why God values character over appearance and how faithful preparation leads to purpose.

Why history ends with hope: what the Bible says about Jesus’ return, the end of evil, and the millennial kingdom.

The Covenant was signed in Blood then and now.

When we turn to Exodus 19–20, we find God inviting His people into something profound: a covenant relationship. Think about signing a...

Jesus is the mediator we didn't know we needed.