Sermons and Teaching

A hopeful sermon on 1 Timothy 3:1-13 inviting believers to let the worth of Jesus reorder their hearts, priorities, and everyday discipleship.

Proverbs 3:1-8 presents discipleship as a steady walk with Jesus rather than a race for instant success or spiritual recognition. As believers trust the Lord, receive his commands in their hearts, and turn from evil one step at a time, he forms steadfast love, faithfulness, peace, and healing in their lives.

In Luke 12:22-34, Jesus calls his people out of anxiety and scarcity into trust in the Father's care. Because the Father knows their needs and delights to give them his kingdom, believers can seek the King first, steward what he has given them generously, and invest their lives in treasure that lasts.

BBB Sunday 2026 calls the church to hear God's word with faith, humility, and renewed devotion.

Psalm 43:1-5 shows how to find hope without denying grief, injustice, or confusion. By bringing the whole truth to God, receiving the light of Jesus, remembering God's past victories, and speaking truth to the downcast soul, believers discover that their hope rests in God himself rather than in a particular outcome.

Proverbs 25:26 warns that a righteous person who yields to wickedness becomes like a polluted spring. God calls believers to resist the small compromises that gradually cloud integrity, to listen again to the Shepherd's voice, and to remain on the path he has set without turning right or left.

The battle belongs to the Lord, who goes with his people and fights to give them victory. That promise applies not only to visible enemies and crises but also to the daily battles of identity, desire, fear, thought, priorities, and action as believers learn to love God with heart, soul, mind, and strength.

Proverbs 18:21 teaches that death and life are in the power of the tongue. Because words reveal the heart and shape people and communities, followers of Jesus must repent of gossip, criticism, complaint, and dehumanizing speech and learn to speak grace, courage, healing, identity, and hope.

Prophecy, intercession, and faith are gifts of the Holy Spirit given for the life and restoration of others. Prophecy strengthens, encourages, and comforts; intercession agrees with the Spirit who knows God's heart; and faith makes unseen kingdom realities visible—but every gift must be rooted and exercised in the love of Jesus.

A hopeful sermon rooted in 1 Corinthians 12:1-11. The Holy Spirit gives a rich variety of gifts for the good of the whole church, calling every believer to serve with humility, unity, and dependence on Jesus.

Romans 12:1-2 calls believers to resist being pressed into the world's patterns and to offer both body and mind to God. The gospel renews our thinking so that personal preference, cultural pressure, and confirmation bias no longer control interpretation and decisions; instead, we learn to discern God's good, acceptable, and perfect will.