Sunday Sermons

The Story of a Prayer | Spencer Revely 08.11.2026 ↓

In Daniel 10:1-21, why did God's answer to Daniel's prayer take three weeks, and what does that teach us about prayer, spiritual warfare, and the glory of Christ? This expository sermon sets the chapter in 536 BC, when the returned exiles' work on the temple was being opposed (Ezra 4:1-5). It follows Daniel's mourning and his request for understanding in four acts. It considers wha...

The Final Divide | Terry Kim 08.11.2026 ↓

n John 7:40-52, why do the people divide over Jesus, and what does it mean that the officers sent to arrest him report, "No one ever spoke like this man"? This expository sermon completes John 7, apart from the final verse, by looking at three responses to Jesus: those who call him the Prophet, those who call him the Christ, and those who reject him because of Galilee, despite Micah 5:2....

God My Exceeding Joy | Terry Kim 01.11.2026 ↓

In Psalm 43, how does a believer go from asking "Why have you rejected me?" to calling God "my exceeding joy"? This expository sermon on Psalm 43:1-5 follows the psalmist's movement from confusion to clarity and from mourning to praise. The sermon looks at what the Bible says about suffering, unanswered prayer, and finding joy in God himself rather than only in his gifts. I...

Christ in You | Terry Kim 01.11.2026 ↓

In John 7:25-39, Jesus cries out, "If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink," and this sermon asks why so many people who know about Jesus never truly come to know him. This expository teaching on John 7 follows the crowds in Jerusalem as they debate whether Jesus is the Christ, judging by appearances and origins rather than receiving his words. The sermon connects their unbelief...

A Word on Women | Carlos Alvarado 01.11.2026 ↓

In 1 Timothy 2:9–15, what does Paul teach about women in the church, and why does he ground it in creation and the fall? This expository sermon on "A Word on Women" covers modesty and the heart motives behind how we dress for worship, women as learners with a quiet and submissive spirit, and Paul's statement, "I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man&...