Sermons

Though we are hopelessly lost in the storm of sin and powerless to save ourselves, God in His mercy sent Jesus Christ — fully God and fully man — to rescue us through His perfect obedience, sacrificial death, and victorious resurrection, calling us to anchor our faith in Him, walk in unity as

In a world saturated with deception and shifting opinions—even infiltrating the church—believers must stand firm in the timeless truth of God’s Word, pursue godliness through disciplined devotion, and anchor their hope in Christ, who alone is the unchanging way, truth, and life.

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