Sermons

The sermon “I Am What I Think” emphasizes the importance of controlling our thoughts and self-talk, as they significantly shape our emotions and behaviors. By aligning our minds with Christ, and through prayer, Scripture, and community support, we can overcome negative thought

The goal of service is not to seek numbers or results, for God alone determines the outcomes, but to build one another up in faith for His glory, not our own. Therefore, let us seek first the kingdom of God and let our good deeds point to the Father, He may become greater, and I become less

This sermon will explore how, in the face of “God problems”—situations without human solutions—the key to experiencing safety, security, and peace that transcends all understanding lies in faith in the risen Savior.

The disciples faced profound fear and confusion as they contemplated life without Jesus’ physical presence, but Christ assured them—and us—that He is the way, the truth, and the life. We are never alone. Even when the path ahead seems daunting, we can take heart in knowing that God is