Covenant City Church Sermons

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Tezar Putra Sermon points: 1. Everyone, submit to each other for the Lord (v.21) 2. Wives, particularly submit to your own husband (v.22-23) 3. Just as the church submits to Christ (v.24)

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Tezar Putra Sermon points: 1. A redeemer of our time 2. A wise discerner of God’s will 3. An intricate member of a local church 4. A thankful child of God

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Samuel Simanjutak Sermon points: 1. Identify our Idolatry 2. Trade it for Thankfulness 3. Distance from Darkness 4. Live in the Light

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Tezar Putra Sermon points: 1. A mind that’s not alienated from God 2. A will that’s resolved on wearing the new self 3. A pure sincerity for God and others

Series: Ephisians Speaker: Sam Simanjuntak Sermon points: 1. Perfected unto unity 2. Enriched by diversity 3. Growing towards maturity

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Tezar Putra Sermon points: 1. When our doctrine turns into flavour 2. Savoured best in the person of Christ 3. We, the church, will be all that we can be

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Tezar Putra Sermon points: 1. The Gospel unity Paul suffered for (v. 1-6) 2. The reason he never stopped preaching (v. 7-9) 3. And the way God uses it (v. 10-13)

1. Our Vision 2. Our Foundation 3. Our Mission

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Samuel Simanjuntak Sermon points: 1. What made unity impossible 2. Why only Jesus can unify us 3. How we can enjoy this unity

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Samuel Simajuntak Sermon points: 1. How helpless we were (Our background) 2. Who Christ made us to be (Our value) 3. What we’re now capable of (Our purpose)

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Tezar Putra Sermon points: In Paul's prayers for the Ephisians he: 1. Thanked God for the proof of their salvation (a call to love) 2. Asked God to change the mind of their hearts (a call to see) 3. Reminded the of Jesus' current authority (a call to rethink)

Series: Ephesians Speaker: Tezar Putra Sermon points: 1. The whole scope of the Gospel: from "beginning" to "end" (our peace) 2. The whole effect of the Gospel: from sinner to worshiper (our motivation) 3. The whole scheme of the Gospel: from plan to fulfilment (our security)

1. The Appeal of Babel 2. The Consequences of Babel 3. The Escape from Babel

1. We are part of the same family 2. That keeps fracturing for the same reasons 3. But will be reunified by the same Spirit

Guest Preacher : Dr. John Scott Redd, Jr. President of Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS) Washington D.C

1. The same path toward chaos 2. The same seed of murder 3. The same antidote for the struggle

1. The sanctity of our life 2. The worth of our neighbor 3. The forbearance of our God

1. The connection between rest and order 2. The potential for rest amidst disorder 3. The altar of rest that will put our hearts back in order

1. Set our hopes on God’s plans for the future 2. While being faithful to God’s purposes in the present 3. Because of God’s promises of the past

1. God will respond to sin 2. God will rescue through the righteous one 3. God will provide safe refuge

1. The finitude we refuse to accept 2. The heart condition it reveals 3. The man that saved the story

1. The clues Mary missed 2. The words Mary heard 3. The identity Mary received

When things aren’t working out we always can: 1. Consider why we were called 2. Commend the One who called us 3. Commit to the Cruciform Life

In Exile we must work: 1. Avoiding compliance and resistance 2. Pursuing peace 3. Without lamenting the limits of our labour

1. Fake repentance that fragments your life 2. True repentance that affects your day job 3. And the main piece that you can’t do without