Sermons

Fixing our eyes on Jesus means living with eternal focus—clothing ourselves in Christ’s character, seeking His Kingdom and wisdom, walking in His victory, persevering for heavenly rewards, and joyfully longing for the day we see Him face to face.

In the sermon “My God, My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?”, we learn through the cries of both David and Christ that even in the darkest moments of silence and suffering, unwavering faith, remembrance of God’s past faithfulness, and hope in His future glory sustain us and lead to

In a world overflowing with distractions and demands, The One Thing Needed calls us to stop striving and start abiding—choosing, like Mary, to sit at the feet of Jesus, trust fully in Him, and find lasting peace and purpose in His presence.

This sermon explores how God’s loving discipline and our deepest weariness can become the very place where He renews our strength, reminding us through Isaiah 40:27–31 that those who hope in the Lord will rise, not by their own power, but by His.