Sermons from 2024
Why Gain the World?
Luke 9:21-26 This Sunday morning, Pastor Karl reflects on the question, “Why gain the world?” He discusses Jesus’ mission to die and rise again, emphasizing that true life comes through self-denial and losing our life for His sake. Pastor Karl challenges us to consider what we are willing to forfeit in pursuit of the world and reminds us that gaining everything is meaningless if we lose our soul. He encourages us to trust in Christ, who has conquered death and…
The message of Christmas
Luke 2:10-11 This Christmas day we celebrate the birth of our Saviour. Pastor Michael shares with us from Luke on the message of Christmas, that Christ came into the world to save sinners.
The Greatest Gift
Isaiah 9:1-7 This Sunday morning, Pastor Karl exhorts us from the book of Isaiah to reflect on the Greatest Gift that we have been given in Christ. The gift reflects the value of the giver, a gift meets a need, and a gift shows the value of the recipient.
Before Him Lowly Bend
Matthew 2:1-18 This Sunday morning, Pastor Michael speaks from Matthew 2:1-18, where God’s Word highlights the contrasting responses to the birth of Jesus. We saw the hostility of King Herod, who rejected Jesus because he wanted to control his own life, much like many today who resist Christ’s rule. We also considered the indifference of the religious leaders, who, though aware of the prophecy, chose comfort over confrontation. Finally, we reflected on the worship of the Magi, who, guided by…
Forgiveness
Matthew 18:21-35 In this morning’s sermon, Andrew Prince explores the powerful message of forgiveness from Matthew 18:21-35, focusing on the parable of the unforgiving servant. He highlights how the master’s cancellation of the servant’s debt demonstrates the boundless nature of God’s forgiveness, in contrast to the servant’s refusal to forgive his own debtor. Andrew emphasized that Jesus rejects the idea of limiting forgiveness, showing that it always comes with a cost. He also distinguishes between biblical types of forgiveness, explaining…
How Am I Saved?
Galatians 2:15-21 In this evening service sermon preached by Pastor Karl on Galatians 2:15-28, we learn that righteousness cannot be achieved through our own efforts. The message highlights that the death of Jesus is the only means of justification, emphasizing our complete dependence on His sacrifice for salvation.
The Blessed Life
Psalm 1 In this sermon preached by Pastor Michael on Psalm 1, we explore the contrasts between delighting in God’s word, bearing fruit through abiding in Christ, and the ultimate fate of the wicked. Emphasizing the importance of daily meditation on Scripture, the message highlights how a close relationship with God benefits not only ourselves but also our families and those around us.
Reaching a World of Seekers and Skeptics
John 1:43-51 In this sermon, Pastor Michael highlights key principles of evangelism from Jesus’ encounter with Nathanael. Evangelism starts with a deep conviction that Jesus is the most important thing in the world. We are called to invite others to “come and see” Jesus, especially when they are seeking answers in the wrong places. Ultimately, while we point others to Christ, it is He who does the work of conversion. We are encouraged to remember that many people are more…
The Gospel According to Micah
Micah 7 In this sermon, Pastor Michael takes us through the journey of Micah, beginning with his lament over Israel’s sin and darkness. From there, we move into a song of hope, where Micah leads us in humble confession, prayerful submission, and ultimately, confident trust in God’s unshakable character. He highlights the powerful truth that no one is like the Lord—He is unmatched in His mercy and faithfulness. This message encourages us to respond with humility, prayer, and unwavering trust…
The Lord’s Power and Justice
Psalm 97 In Pastor Karl’s sermon from Sunday evening, we explore Psalm 97, which reveals God’s unmatched power and justice. The psalmist compares God’s greatness to mountains melting like wax before Him, reminding us of how small our view of God can be. The message highlights God’s righteousness as the foundation of His throne, showing that His judgment is consistent with His holiness. We are challenged to examine what we truly worship—whether materialism, comfort, or self—and recognize how these idols…
What does the Lord Require of You?
Micah 6:1-8 In this sermon from Pastor Michael, we reflect on God’s call through the prophet Micah, who examines what God requires of us. Drawing from Micah 6 and Deuteronomy, we learn that God desires not just good works, but hearts that love justice, mercy, and humility. The message challenges us to examine our own motives and responsibilities before God and His church. It also warns of the judgment Israel faced for their disobedience, reminding us that, though we too…
Prayers of Power
In this challenging sermon from James 5:13-20, Pastor Karl emphasizes that prayer is always relevant, no matter the situation. He explores the link between sickness and sin, urging us to examine our hearts and repent where necessary. While not all sickness is linked to sin, there are times when suffering can be a call to return to God. Pastor Karl challenges us to cultivate a life of constant prayer—calloused knees testifying to a life of serious petition—and to actively pursue…