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There is an unseen, spiritual realm all around us and it's main characteristic is of war; spiritual battles being waged against us against all things of God. Thus, we need to be properly equipped to resist and overcome and this is done by knowing our true identities in Christ.

Though not all interruptions are good and therefore, we have to be discerning, we nevertheless need to be those that are ready to welcome and embrace the unplanned and unexpected happenings in life for the Lord, many times, uses those moments to meet us and build us up in fresh ways. Where if we are those that do not, we will run the very high risk of being too controlling about our lives and thus...

Testimonies of God's faithfulness with the orphans, and God's heart for the lonely.

The “Generational Gap” is a subtle but a powerful force of division. So we need to aware of it to then combat it through a pursuit of unity in Christ by following Jesus’ incarnational model. This will call us to a commitment to prioritize listening, learning and international, intergenerational relationships.

Wanting to be like God to define for ourselves our own standard of good and evil is the source of all sin and the destructive characteristics thereof. In such, we need to recognize the propensity for us to want to do so, repent of it, to instead know and live by God's standards alone. This is what will help us to be who Jesus called us to be; those who love others and He loved us.

On the final judgment day there will be those who will be part of the kingdom and those who will not be. As those in God's kingdom, we need to have an urgency to go out and work in the fields to bring in God's harvest.

In the parable of the mustard seed, Jesus shows us how God's kingdom expands on this earth, and a big part of it is played by his church. So is the church continuing in this mission even today, and if so, how is it supposed to happen?

We will look at the who, what, when, where, why, and how of following Jesus. We will examine the 6W's by answering the following questions: Who are we really following? What does it mean to follow Jesus? When is it a good time to follow Jesus? Where can we follow Jesus? Why are we following Jesus? How should we follow Jesus?

We will look at the who, what, when, where, why, and how of following Jesus. We will examine the 6W's by answering the following questions: Who are we really following? What does it mean to follow Jesus? When is it a good time to follow Jesus? Where can we follow Jesus? Why are we following Jesus? How should we follow Jesus?

Every day we need something to look forward to. It gives us proper purpose for our lives, and it gives us proper perspective. What is it that you look forward to?

True forgiveness is a very difficult matter. However, by faith in God even the most impossible situation is made possible.

Jesus, the Great Physician came to us to heal our brokenness. Our brokenness is what we need to have a relationship with God.

Why is Jesus known as the Lion of Judah and not the Lion of Joseph? What happened for Judah to be transformed from a scoundrel who once sold his brother for money to being the greatest tribe of Israel?

We were created in the image of God to do good work, but we have lost that purpose. However, in Joseph, we can see that God has a plan to restore that purpose of work for us.

In spite of all the sufferings Joseph went through in his life, God had a purpose for it. Through Joseph's story, we'll try to see what purpose God may have for the sufferings we go through.

We are tempted every day by many temptations. In Joseph's story with Potiphar's wife, we see the true purpose of the devil's temptations for us, and also how we can overcome together with God and as a community.

As we all face hard times through our own shortcomings or bad things happening in our lives outside of our control, we can find our redemption through surrender to Jesus. Jesus gave us a perspective of surrender in his life through these kinds of things. My main focus will be on the life of Peter, highlighting his ups and downs, but God's love covering Peter through all of the individual things. H...

For our Christian faith to be genuine and effectual, Jesus needs to be for us, both our Savior and King.

Do you find yourself to be a competitive person with the need to win? Have you ever asked yourself why this is important to you? Similarly, do you tend to compare yourself to others with regard to their status in some arena of life? In this last sermon of the 7-part series on How to Live in Grace, we will look at the difference between the realms of law and grace and how freedom affects how we rel...

Having been delivered from the realm of law/standards into the realm of grace -- where the mood shifts from expectation to invitation and the mode of operations switches from rules to relationship -- how do we go about the pursuit of self-realization in a healthy way? If the standards of this world were always dictating how I should see myself, how do I go about seeing and developing myself now?