Sunday Sermons

We study this 10-year period of David's life where he made several mistakes (2 Samuel 11-24, 1 Chronicles 17-21). David committed adultery with Bathsheba. David ignored problems within his own family that eventually resulted in a nation-wide rebellion led by his son Absalom. David ordered a census, that brought God's judgement. We present key lessons that will help us avoid implosion, from this se...

When God works in our life powerfully, we must consolidate what He does in us, for us and through us. We must make it part of us, so that we continue in it and build from there. We do not want to waste the good thing that God does and just make it part of our memory as a thing that once happened and has no more effect in our lives. Every powerful thing that God does, every blessing He pours out, e...

In this sermon we follow David's story through 1 Samuel 31, 2 Samuel chapters 1-5. We recount David’s journey from Bethlehem, to the wilderness, to Hebron, to Jerusalem. After Saul's death, David asks God for direction, where to move. David obeyed God and moved to Hebron. As soon as David made the move, even without his making any effort the people of Judah came and made him their king. Hebron is...

In our seasons of adversity/challenges/difficulties we must remember that God is still on our side and is at work in our lives. Learn to recognize what God is doing. Examining the life of David as recorded in 1 Samuel chapters 19-31, we highlight: 1, Recognize the people God is positioning around you. People whom God sends into your life during difficult times could be instrumental in helping you...

When God does amazing things in our lives, how do we sustain and build on the momentum we have experienced. How do we keep growing even in the middle of adversity? How do we keep growing and thriving, when we seem to be in a season of just surviving? We draw insights from David life given in 1 Samuel 19-31. This season of about 10 years was very difficult and yet David kept growing, building on th...

God brought David out of obscurity taking care of his father’s sheep, into visibility. David saw immediate success and great fame. But he stayed grounded and walked with wisdom and humility. There are key insights that teach us how to handle success in life: 1, A simple task could open the door to an unusual opportunity. 2, Be willing to do what no one else is willing to do. 3, Killing lions and b...

In this sermon series studying the life of king David, we draw key insights on how to build a good foundation for life. We examine three key insights. (1) A heart rooted in God is our foundation for all that is to be built in time to come. (2) Understand that your gifts open doors of service before you can step into places of leadership. (3) The experiences and learning that takes place in obscuri...

Gilgal was the first campsite after crossing the river Jordan and entering the Promised Land. At Gilgal, God announced to His people "I have rolled away the reproach of Egypt". The pain, shame and disgrace of being slaves in Egypt had been removed. From here the people of Israel would carry out their conquests to possess the land of Promise. The Promised Land speaks to us of our inheritance in Chr...

Moses was a prophet-leader. Moses used a rod as a tool in his assignment. Joshua was a warrior-leader. Joshua held a spear as a tool in his assignment. Even though Joshua was trained under Moses for 40 years, Joshua didn’t just try to “copy” Moses. God did not instruct Joshua to use a rod like Moses did. Joshua needed to use the “ways and methods” that were relevant to God’s assignment on his life...

Life is lived in seasons. God orders the seasons of our lives. Seasons change. Based on Joshua 5:10-12 we reflect on God's dealings with His people: In the WILDERNESS God provided MANNA from heaven as His people were in transition. In the PROMISED LAND they had to work the ground for PRODUCE as free people. MANNA was God's provision and blessing on obeying Him, during the JOURNEY. The PRODUCE was...

This message shares how faith is a lifelong journey built on availability, obedience, and trust — even in waiting seasons. Drawing from the lives of Joseph, Moses, Abraham, and David, it reminds us that God moves through our willingness to say "yes." In this sermon you will learn 1) Faith Is a Long Game 2) Faith Is Availability 3) Faith Moves Mountains! The Mountain May Be You! 4) Coincidence Isn'...

Our God is Baal Perazim—the Lord of Breakthroughs. Like a powerful, surging torrent, He shatters every impossible barrier of distress, failure, sickness, and oppression. When we maintain a heart of total dependence, step forward in obedient faith, and lift up sincere praise, God marches before us as our divine commander to open paths into His promised freedom and supernatural restoration! This ser...

In this sermon we examine Jesus' primary reason in giving us the parable of the unjust steward. We highlight key lessons that the Lord Jesus taught us from this parable: Use money to build friendships. Be faithful and honest in little things. Be faithful in money. Be faithful in what is another persons'. Be faithful to God - you cannot serve two masters. We also consider parallel texts including M...

In this third sermon on Stewardship Parables, we consider the parable of the workers and draw understanding about how God’s Kingdom operates. We learn that God overturns human ranking systems. Everyone received the same, indicating God's way of working. Key lessons we take away, include: A. Never compare yourself with others or other ministries. B. God rewards everyone as He sees best. C. Keep a h...

We discuss the parable of the talents in this second sermon in this series on stewardship parables. We discuss several insights including: 1. God entrusts us with gifts, 2. Use what you have been given, 3. Operate in faith, not fear, 4. God wants us to grow, 5. Invest to be profitable, 6. Be faithful and profitable, 7. Everyone will be held accountable, and 8. Faithfulness and profitability are re...

In this sermon series on Stewardship Parables, that the Lord Jesus taught we examine the parable of the wise servant. We gain a Biblical understanding of stewardship and the five responsibilities of stewardship. We discuss the three characteristics of good stewardship - being faithful, wise, committed. We also uncover the three wrong attitudes in stewardship: complacency, abuse and self-indulgence...

In Scripture God uses elements of nature to reveal certain aspects about His nature and His Person. We see many examples in Scripture: God is a consuming fire (Hebrews 12:29), like the wind (John 3:8), like the river (John 7:37-39), etc. One interesting element in nature that God uses to reveal aspects of Himself is lightning. Lightning is one of the Bible's symbols of the immediate manifestation...

We can only walk with God, experience and encounter Him, if we walk in agreement with Him. One of the areas where we must be in agreement with God is in the words we speak. We must learn to declare who God is and what He has promised. When we do so, we are positioning ourselves to encounter His presence. This sermon includes free audio (mp3) and video of this powerful, motivational, expository tea...

The New Testament teaches us that as believers we walk in fellowship with the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Our pursuit of His presence leads us into a place of constant fellowship with Him. Fellowship is intimacy and partnership. When we fellowship with God, we know His heart and we partner with Him. Our fellowship with Him is based on His body and blood. In order to maintain our fellowshi...

In this sermon we consider private personal prayer - our time alone with God and what happens to us as we pursue God in this manner. We consider these five important changes: 1, Content in His presence. 2, Confronted by His presence. 3, Counseled in His presence. 4, Centered in His presence. 5, Cherished in His presence. Our private, personal time of prayer happens often in the prayer room. But we...

In this sermon we expose some of satan's schemes and activity and encourage believers to exercise their God-given authority over demonic powers. We remind believers that we have been given authority to cast out demons and the authority to bind and lose. This sermon includes free audio (mp3) and video of this powerful, motivational, expository teaching, free printable PDF sermon outlines, sermon no...

We explain the practice of personal private worship. We emphasize that our altar is not a place, but the Person. Jesus is our Altar through whom we worship and hence we can worship anywhere and at any time. We also discuss three outcomes of worshipping God (a)God dwells in our praise (b)We encounter Him we hear His voice (c)The enemy is stopped. Watch our online Sunday Church service live stream e...

Meditating on God is one of the ways we pursue God and His Presence expressing our seeking, thirsting, longing, looking, and expecting to see/encounter God’s power and glory. And we know, when we seek Him, we will find Him. Biblical meditation includes reciting Scripture aloud, whispering Scripture to oneself, repeating it continually verbally or inwardly, pondering on it, visualizing it in our mi...

How do we experience the presence of God every day of our lives – especially in the busyness that we are in, Monday to Friday, the challenges, the ups-and-downs we face in daily life? Is it even possible? Or is the presence of God something we only experience on Sundays when we worship together or in some special prayer gatherings or perhaps occasionally in our personal time of prayer. It is possi...

In this sermon we share insights that help us understand why praying in tongues in so useful, according to the Scriptures. We explain based on the Scriptures how we know praying in tongues is still for us as believers, today. according to the Scriptures. We also discuss what happens when we pray in tongues according to the Scriptures. We then lead the congregation to receive the baptism in the Hol...