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Marriage is a beautiful gift, but Scripture reveals it as a shadow pointing to something greater: the coming union of Christ and His bride. Jesus has paid the price, prepared the place, and promised to return, inviting us to live with hope, holiness, and longing for the wedding feast to come. The post We are Christ’s Bride appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

God’s love is not something we earn through performance, obedience, or having our lives perfectly together. Like the father in the prodigal son story, He runs toward us with grace, invites us home, and reminds us that we are fully loved, fully welcomed, and fully His. The post God our Father appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

God is not only Father—He is King, and our freedom is found when we stop trying to rule ourselves and surrender to His good reign. Jesus has broken the power of sin and darkness, bringing us into His kingdom so we can live as people of light and represent Him in the world. The post Jesus is King appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

Gratitude is more than a Thanksgiving tradition—it’s a way of seeing God’s faithfulness in every season. When we remember how much we’ve received from Him, thankfulness begins to overflow into generosity, worship, and a life lived beyond ourselves. The post From Thanksgiving to Generous Living appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

Jesus invites us into friendship, but that friendship also calls us to follow Him as Teacher. As we sit at His feet, trust His heart, and let His Word renew our minds, we become disciples who are truly transformed from the inside out. The post Teacher & Disciples appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

A relationship with God is not only closeness with a loving Father, but reverence before Yahweh—our Creator, King, and Redeemer. As the Holy Spirit opens our eyes to His beauty, worship becomes less of a Sunday activity and more of the natural response of a heart caught up in Him. The post The Worship Response appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

We were made to worship, and when we don’t worship God, our hearts will always find something lesser to bow to. God’s call to worship isn’t rooted in neediness, but in love—inviting us to see His worth clearly and find our deepest joy in Him. The post We Were Made to Worship appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

God is not an upgraded version of us—He is infinite, holy, and utterly beyond our control. Yet through Jesus, this same God bridges the impossible gap, inviting us into a relationship defined not on our terms, but by His grace and glory. The post Define the Relationship appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

God’s heart is for His people to become a family marked by the same love shared between the Father and the Son. Through welcoming, serving, encouraging, forgiving, and carrying one another’s burdens, the church becomes a living witness of Christ’s laid-down love. The post Don’t Miss Your Kingdom Moment appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

God’s heart is for His people to become a family marked by the same love shared between the Father and the Son. Through welcoming, serving, encouraging, forgiving, and carrying one another’s burdens, the church becomes a living witness of Christ’s laid-down love. The post Love One Another appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

Peter’s failure wasn’t the end of his story, and it doesn’t have to be the end of ours. Through Jesus’ restoration of Peter, we’re reminded that grace meets us in... Read more The post Do you love me? appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

Following Jesus doesn’t always lead to the easy life we hoped for, but it leads to the only life that lasts. Through Peter’s struggle with a suffering Messiah, we’re invited to examine what reward we’re really living for—and whether we’re willing to trust Jesus when the road includes pain, waiting, and surrender. The post What good will it be for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their...

Jesus’ question, “Who touched my clothes?” reveals a Saviour who notices hidden pain and invites honest, humble response. In the middle of our self-help attempts and quiet suffering, Jesus offers more than relief—He offers belonging, peace, and hope. The post Who Touched My Clothes? appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

When Jesus asks, “Are you also going to leave?” he confronts our deepest temptations to walk away when faith feels confusing, costly, or unsatisfying. This sermon wrestles honestly with doubt, control, and our endless search for fulfillment, and points us back to Jesus as the only bread that truly satisfies in a world of things that never seem to be enough. The post Are You Also Going to Leave? ap...

Fear distorts our view of God, ourselves, and our circumstances, but Jesus invites us into a life where His presence, power, and love displace our anxieties. Looking at the storm on the sea and the disciples’ terror, this sermon shows how fear sabotages faith—and how surrendering our worries to Christ leads to freedom, clarity, and deep rest for the soul. The post Why Are You Afraid? appeared firs...

Jesus’ healing of the ten lepers exposes how easily we crave God’s blessings yet overlook His presence. This sermon invites us to become like the one who returned, letting gratitude draw us to live at the feet of Jesus with wholehearted worship and surrender. The post Were Not All 10 Healed? Where Are The Other 9? appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

Our lives are like a long mountain climb, and God has loaded our “backpack” with precious relationships we’re called to protect, not discard. Guest Pastor Eddie Wallez invites us to see one another through the Father’s eyes, to wash each other’s “dusty feet,” and to lay down prejudice so the gold God has placed in people—and the power of the church’s witness—can truly shine. The post Don’t Throw A...

Being fathered by God reshapes how we see ourselves, our past, and even our earthly fathers. Pastor Claude shares how Abba’s unconditional love heals wounds, breaks off performance and orphan thinking, and anchors us as sons and daughters who can lead our homes from security instead of striving. The post Knowing Abba Father appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

We live in a world that constantly urges us to indulge every desire, but without self-control our lives and families slowly come apart at the seams. Drawing from Scripture and real-life examples, this sermon invites you to let the Holy Spirit pastor your appetites, learn to say no for the sake of what matters most, and build a legacy that outlasts this life. The post Embracing Self-Control appeare...

Discipleship begins at home, not by shielding the next generation from the world but by helping them develop transformed minds that can walk wisely within it. Drawing from Scripture, parenting stories, and Paul’s example, this message invites us to patiently and lovingly model the way of Jesus so Christ is truly formed in those who follow after us. The post Forming Christ in Our Children appeared...

Jesus turns the idea of family upside down, redefining it not by bloodlines but by those who hear and do the will of God. Looking at Zebedee watching his sons step out of the boat, we’re challenged to consider whether we are paving the way or standing in the way when Jesus calls the next generation—and when He calls us. The post Leave Your Father in the Boat appeared first on Gospel Mission Church...

Singleness isn’t a waiting room for “real life,” but a season where you are already whole, called, and deeply loved in Christ. With honesty and encouragement, this sermon affirms the value of singles in the church family and invites all of us—married and single—to pursue Jesus as our ultimate goal and fulfillment. The post A Celebration of Singles appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

Loving God with all your heart, soul, and strength is the true foundation of parenting and influence. As that love becomes real, it naturally overflows into how you live, what you value, and what your children quietly absorb from your example. Discover how an authentic, growing walk with God shapes your home far more than rules, techniques, or perfect circumstances ever could. The post My Parentin...

Lasting love grows where selfish ambition dies and a “serving spoon” mentality takes over. Rooted in Scripture and real-life marriage insights, this sermon invites you to let God fill your deepest needs so you can truly serve, enjoy, and cherish the people you live with. The post My Marriage, My Nest: Part 2 appeared first on Gospel Mission Church.

Parenting teens today means walking with them through screens, anxiety, confusion, and pressure most of us never faced at their age. This sermon reflects on how to intentionally create a “nest” where teens feel seen, known, and loved, by listening well, showing up consistently, and modeling a real, imperfect dependence on Jesus at home. The post My Teens, My Nest appeared first on Gospel Mission C...