SJAG Sermons

God has called His Church to proclaim the Gospel to all nations before the end comes. Faith comes when people hear, believe in Jesus, and are saved. This is not only for missionaries but for every believer. God’s plan is to gather people from every nation into one redeemed family who will worship Him forever through Jesus Christ. How am I personally taking part in His mission today?

Anyone can build a wall. But it takes a wise person, filled with love and kindness, to build bridges that mend relationships. Christ shows us a divine model for what it means to reconcile the lost to God’s kingdom, so that we may be bridge builders.

Who are the people holding your trampoline? Romans 16 reminds us that we are one family in Christ, called to work together for God’s purpose and to honour one another. As Paul recognized and appreciated those who served faithfully, we can be encouraged that God sees our service, values us, and honours His people. Let us continue to support one another as we work together in God’s kingdom.

Discrimination has no place in the gospel-centred church. Let's build an environment that welcomes people of all ages, size, class and more — for this is the biblical command. Be steadfast in God's Word and extend grace in all matters. It's time to create a space that practices patience and support, emulating the accepting love of Jesus Christ.

What is your heart burning for? The fire of the Holy Spirit transforms a person. We need to desire Him more than the things of this world. Only then, we can be filled with this supernatural power to impact lives. Let's seek fresh wind today.

The Spirit of God was present at creation, at the incarnation and at the birth of the church. He continues to impact the life and worship of the church as our Helper, through His creative gifts and leading. Let's be aware of His empowering, and respond to His prompting today!

Only when we stand strong in the spirit, can we reach out in love to others. Let's build our character and stay alert in prayer. We praise as it is a declaration of trust unto Him who is able.

The Holy Spirit dwells within every believer. He guides us, teaches us and empowers us to continue the mission of Christ. Let us seek for the infilling of the Holy Spirit, that we may overflow with God’s power, boldness and fruitfulness.

Every believer is gifted by God’s grace and called to recognise and use those gifts to serve others faithfully. Let us do this not in our own strength, but by relying on the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit. So, church, will you step out and serve?

The Word of God is our delight! It is full of wisdom and instruction to guide us in God's way. Let's meditate on His Word and rejoice that He has made it available to us.

In Jesus, we find our living hope. Let's discover and renew ourselves in God who is eternally able. Come, reach out in love to those around us with the Gospel.

The Gospel message is of first importance. How do we see its ripple effects through our lives? When we embrace our new identity in Christ, focus on the priority of Christ, and live for Christ in sharing our faith, we can be ambassadors who effectively reconcile others to God.

Encounters with Christ are personal and different in joyous ways. After which, it's time for redirection (turn from the old ways) and revitalisation. Just as Jesus came to do the Father's will, let's desire the same for God's Kingdom. Recalibrate our lifestyle today, aligning ourselves with a godly mindset.

The Passover Seder may end, but its message does not. As taught by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, we are called to leave “Egypt” every day, growing beyond our limits and drawing closer to God. Many are still waiting for redemption, so may we continue to pray for those who suffer and for all who have yet to find salvation in Messiah.

When we face impossible situations, we can pray bold, mountain-moving prayers because God not only extends favour to us, but invites us to partner with Him to see breakthroughs. Listen to learn how we can lift up audacious miracle-working prayer today!

God often begins a deeper work in us in the midst of pain and difficulty. Brokenness doesn't destroy us: it forms us into vessels fit for His purpose. Today, we can take heart, for the God who hears your prayer is shaping your life.

Will we become the intercessors God is searching for in this generation? Intercessors are not self-appointed, but believers who understand their identity and responsibility to stand before God on behalf of others. Let us commit ourselves to God, follow His Spirit, and faithfully pray both personally and corporately, using His Word as our guide in intercession, for we are His chosen, priestly peopl...

When confronted by the demands of ministry, Jesus chose moments to withdraw to seek communion with the Heavenly Father. In the same way, we must commune with God to renew our spirit and dedication to the Lord for it is where He reveals Himself to us.

The Lord is close to those who call to Him in truth. He is the Lord of provision and we cling to the promise of answered prayers. Let's examine our hearts as we pray individually and corporately, seeking He who is eternally faithful. There's no excuses to set prayer aside in daily living.

Jesus preaches more about giving generously than about tithing. Living through New Testament times gives us the freedom to give freely and generously to the Lord’s work so that His house may be a thriving place of worship.

An offering is precious when it comes from the right intent and attitude unto the Lord. Generosity is not something to practice when you have a surplus, but a lifestyle to embrace as believers. It's time to sow generously and share the multifold with others.

From the time of salvation, God wants us to grow from glory to glory. We cannot remain at the same level. Dr Ai shows through the Word and his personal testimony how testing, turning from the past and trusting God always leads us to the next level, for His glory.

One encounter with Jesus can change the direction of an entire life. Learn about Dr. Paul Ai's journey with Christ, how he turned from black magic to becoming a powerful vessel for God’s mission and the many testimonies that have flowed through his life.

Paul teaches that generous giving should be intentional, done with the right heart, and lead to generous results. Generosity is not because God needs our money, but because the world needs our love, and it shapes us to become more like Christ.

The Holy Spirit lives in us to reveal the mysteries of God. We can therefore be confident that we possess spiritual wisdom. Life is full of fresh possibilities as the Spirit prepares us for new things and helps us discern all things. Let's partner with Him as we step into a new horizon!