Near East Christian Fellowship Sermons

In this sermon, we continue on the topic: The Issues about Women's Liberty, referencing Luke 3 and Genesis 1:26-27. The sermon highlights the relational aspect of this identity, emphasising that both men and women reflect God's likeness and are integral to His divine plan. We examine Jesus’ teachings in response to the Pharisees regarding marriage, illustrating how our understanding of gender role...

This sermon continues on the topic of The issues about Women's Liberty. It focuses on being created in the image of God, as outlined in Genesis 1:26-27. The sermon emphasizes that both male and female are made in God's likeness, highlighting the collective identity of humanity. We explore the significance of this identity, which sets humans apart from all other creations, and how it informs our un...

In this episode, we begin Part 15 of our ongoing series, Issues About Women’s Liberty, as we explore God’s original intention in creating the woman. We take a closer look at Jesus’ response to the Pharisees in Matthew 19:1–8, where He reveals that divorce, “putting away", was introduced because of sin. But from the beginning, it was not so. We then return to the Genesis creation account (Genesis 1...

This message encourages listeners to raise their expectations for divine intervention and to understand how the supernatural operates in their lives. By examining biblical accounts from the lives of Moses, Elijah, and Jesus, the sermon highlights the powerful impact of faith, both in seeking healing for oneself and interceding for others. Listeners are reminded that they can actively participate i...

Still under the topic of The Believer's Authority in Christ, this episode goes into the supernatural authority that believers possess in Christ. Building upon the previous discussions, the sermon takes us through the scriptures, notably Exodus and Romans, to reveal the spectacular manifestations of God's power in the lives of His people. The message emphasises that the entire context of the Bible...

In continuation of The Believer's Authority in Christ, this message emphasizes the supernatural power that believers possess through their faith. Drawing from various scriptures, including Luke 24 and Romans 10, the message seeks to equip listeners with a deeper understanding of how the supernatural manifests in the lives of believers and the authority they hold over the circumstances surrounding...

This sermon goes into the concept of joy in the life of a believer, emphasizing that true joy is rooted in our identity in Christ rather than in our works. Drawing from Philippians 3 and Romans 4, the message highlights that righteousness comes through faith, not through human efforts. The Apostle Paul reminds us that we are blessed because our sins are forgiven, and we have been justified by fait...

This sermon centers on the call to make disciples as commanded by Jesus in Matthew 28:18-20. The message emphasizes that every believer is tasked with the responsibility of not only learning but also teaching the truths of the Gospel. As we reflect on the importance of being true disciples, we are reminded that our journey in faith involves a continuous learning process that shapes our identity in...

This sermon focuses on Philippians chapter 2, emphasizing the importance of living a life worthy of our calling as citizens of the Kingdom of God. The message invites listeners to reflect on their identity as believers, highlighting that true faith in Jesus Christ is the foundation of being a Christian. The Apostle Paul urges the church at Philippi to embody humility, selflessness, and unity, mirr...

This sermon delves into the Great Commission found in Matthew 28:18-20, where Jesus commands His disciples to make disciples of all nations. The message emphasizes the critical importance of teaching and learning in the life of a believer. Many who claim to follow Christ may not reflect His teachings in their lives due to a lack of proper instruction and understanding of their new identity in Him....

This sermon's message starts off from Philippians 1:6, emphasizing God's unwavering commitment to complete the good work He has begun in each believer. As the Apostle Paul writes from prison, he expresses profound gratitude and encourages the Philippian church to remain joyful and united despite their trials. We explore the significance of maintaining a kingdom perspective during hardships and the...

This sermon starts from teachings found in Philippians 1, where Paul expresses gratitude and confidence in the believers at Philippi. He emphasizes the importance of living a life worthy of the Gospel, encouraging us to cultivate a character of prayer and gratitude, regardless of our circumstances. As Paul shares his own experiences of imprisonment, we are reminded that trials can serve a greater...

This sermon goes into the teachings of Jesus from Matthew 19:1-6, where He addresses the issue of women's liberty and the sanctity of marriage. By referencing Genesis 1 and 2, Jesus emphasizes the equality of men and women as they were both created in God's image, challenging cultural misconceptions that diminish the role of women. The message encourages us to reconsider our understanding of ident...

In this sermon, we see the implications of God's design for women as revealed in Genesis 2:21-23. The sermon challenges traditional interpretations that confine women's purpose solely to childbearing or their relationship with men. Instead, we delve into the idea that women are created as equal partners in God's plan, possessing their own identity and purpose. By examining the context of the scrip...

This message touches on the concept of mutual support in relationships, particularly within marriage, highlighting that both partners bring value and strength to the union. As we unravel the meanings behind the scripture, we are reminded that our understanding of biblical texts must be grounded in context, inviting us to engage thoughtfully with God’s Word. Join us as we challenge traditional noti...

This week’s sermon focuses on the transformative journey of discipleship, emphasizing the importance of being teachable and committed to the teachings of Christ. Drawing from Matthew 28:18-20, we explore the call to make disciples and the active role each believer plays in this process. The message challenges listeners to reflect on their own lives, asking what needs to stop, continue, or start in...

In this episode, we delve into the topic of Discipleship and its role in manifesting the Kingdom of God. The sermon emphasizes that true discipleship is a process of training, requiring humility, teachability, and a commitment to authority. Drawing from Matthew 28:18-20, we explore the call to make disciples and the importance of teaching and observing Christ's commands. Throughout the message, li...

In this sermon, we continue on the Believer's Authority in Christ, building on our previous discussions. The message emphasizes the significance of understanding our identity in Christ and how it empowers us to exercise authority over darkness. Drawing from various scriptures, including Genesis and Ephesians, we explore the foundational truths of dominion and authority as intended by God. We discu...

In this sermon, we explore the truth about the Believer’s Authority in Christ. Drawing from Philemon 1:1–8 and Ephesians 1, the message highlights how faith and love towards Jesus and the saints help us unlock the good things already placed within us. We dive into the meaning of spiritual authority—how it’s not something unbelievers have by default but is offered through the gospel. There’s a stro...

In this sermon, we continue on the sereies, Manifesting the things of the Spirit. The sermon emphasizes that every believer possesses all the gifts of the Spirit and is called to manifest and demonstrate them for the benefit of the body of Christ. We unpack the meaning of 'manifestation' and how it relates to revealing the hidden gifts within us, encouraging listeners to actively engage with the s...

In this sermon, we talk about the transformative power of being filled with the Holy Spirit as we explore 1 Corinthians 12. The sermon emphasizes the diversity of spiritual gifts and the unity of the Spirit that empowers every believer. We highlight how each person has been given unique gifts for the edification of the body of Christ, stressing that these gifts are not just for a select few but ar...

In this episode, we continue the topic: "Manifesting the Things of The Spirit", going into the teachings of Paul as he addresses the Corinthian church in 1 Corinthians chapter 1. The sermon highlights the paradox of being spiritually enriched yet loveless, emphasizing that while the believers possess the love of Christ, they often choose not to walk in it. We explore how Paul reminds them of their...

In this episode, we delve into a new series: Manifesting the Things of the Spirit, as outlined in 1 Corinthians 12. The sermon begins with an exploration of spiritual gifts, emphasizing that every believer is endowed with the ability to manifest the Spirit's gifts for the benefit of the entire church. We discuss how the Apostle Paul addresses the Corinthian church, which, despite being spiritually...

In this episode, we continue our exploration of "Manifesting the Kingdom of God" through the lens of priesthood. We dive deep into Exodus 19, where God outlines His desire for the children of Israel to be a "kingdom of priests." This foundational concept emphasizes the unique relationship God intended for His people, one characterized by direct fellowship and communion with Him. The sermon reflect...

In this episode, we continue the topic of "Manifesting the Kingdom of God" through the lens of priesthood. Drawing from Numbers chapter 18, we delve into God’s instructions to Aaron and his sons, emphasizing the significance of their unique role in the sanctuary and the responsibilities bestowed upon them. The sermon highlights God's original intention for His people to be a "kingdom of priests" a...