ONE Abu Dhabi Sermons

Have we come to the end of ourselves so that Christ can live in and through us?

God offers new beginnings through His grace, reminding us that He sees our struggles, works in His perfect timing, and calls us to humility and obedience.

Jesus confronts comfortable belief with unchanging truth, calling us out of denial and into genuine discipleship.

Your waiting does not mean God has forgotten you. God has His timing and when He comes through, He is always worth the wait.

Sons and daughters need to bear a resemblance to their Father. What do people see when they see us?

Pride is a hidden epidemic that distorts how we see ourselves, but Christ calls us to choose humility, sober judgment, and a life surrendered to God.

Rediscover its heart and God’s Design for His Church. Think of Ephesians as God’s prospectus for the Church, revealing who we are, why we exist and how we are called to live.

The unseen battle is won by hearing God’s voice, following His Word, and fixing our eyes on the unseen reality that those with us are greater than those against us.

God uses impossible situations and adversity to reveal His glory, strengthen our faith, and bring miracles as we trust and obey Him.

Paul’s work with the Ephesian community gives us a number of lessons on what happens when strongholds are challenged.

True discipleship means following Jesus wholeheartedly and choosing obedience over comfort and worldly desires - all while keeping our eyes fixed on Him regardless of the cost.

What may look like a setback is often God's preparation for what lies ahead. As you continue to trust Him, you will discover that there is victory through perseverance.

God uses hidden seasons to develop excellence, deepen intimacy with Him, and protect us until we are ready for greater exposure.

Sometimes, we think we’ve been fruitful, when we’ve really just been productive. How do we know?

Revival begins when we tear down wrong altars and rebuild our lives around the altar of Christ.

Giant slaying preparation takes place long before you face the giant.

The Father’s heart frees us from chains, invites us to obedient friendship, and calls us to reflect His love through sacrificial lives.

Throughout Scripture, God’s fire symbolizes His presence and work among His people. We need His fire to lead, purify, and strengthen us until the day we see Him face to face.

God invades our lives by turning holy discontent, provocation and burdened prayer into His divine purpose.

Both Sauls were chosen by God, but only one finished the race well. What can we learn from their lives that we may live and run well for the King?

Matthew 25 is NOT merely a passage about compassion. It is a revelation of Christ’s union with His people. “THE CHURCH” A LIVING ORGANISM.

God empowers His people through the Holy Spirit to bring revival, boldness, and transformation.

How can the Bride of Christ respond appropriately to the Bridegroom who gave Himself for her?

God’s kingdom works not by human strength or status but by the condition and soil of our hearts.

He valued you enough to die for you, let’s value our salvation enough to live for Him!