Sermons and Talks

In the ancient world, shepherds were despised. Why, then, would Jesus identify himself as one?

Living out resurrection in everyday life through love, hope, and simple acts of renewal.

How one servant-hearted life transformed a village—and how we’re all invited to do the same.

We join Ezekiel for a gripping journey, where we confront our choices, wrestle with repentance, and discover the thrilling promise of renewal.

Discover how one woman's unwavering faith challenges us to persevere in prayer, even in moments of silence.

Discover how a simple yet bold prayer can unlock extraordinary blessings and transform lives.

Exploring Ezekiel’s vision, exile, and the promise of hope—where is God when all seems lost?

Worship isn’t just ritual—it’s about gratitude, justice, and action, leading us to serve others and make a real difference.

Ezekiel is given a strange task by God in order to alert the people of impending judgement.

The prophecy of God's judgement in Ezekiel makes for difficult reading. But we must not ignore it.

In the dark of a prison, Paul and Silas started singing aloud, praising God.

How unwavering faith transformed thousands of lives through prayer and trust in God’s provision.

Finding hope in exile: A journey through Ezekiel’s prophetic vision.

Discover the spiritual significance of fasting and its role in fostering a deeper connection with God.

A band of missionaries working all around the world visited us for a morning.

Jesus answered this by calling himself the Bread of Life. What could this mean?

Shepherds in the Bible were at the bottom rung of the societal ladder. But they were the first to see God incarnate.

Peace inspires action, care, resilience and reconciliation.

Hope is the place where God makes all things right.

The power of storytelling, trust in God's love and timing, and the importance of faith, community, and cherishing meaningful moments.

Guided by God, we can choose words that build up.

Inspired by Peter and John, how can we see others through Jesus’ eyes?

Considering not just what we believe, but how we believe.

Compassion is like the seasoning that brings our words to life, making them meaningful and full of impact.