SJAG Sermons

Paul emphasizes the importance of supporting those in need, honoring church leaders, and leading with wisdom and integrity. Even Jesus, in His final moments on the cross, demonstrated the responsibility of family by entrusting His mother to John’s care. Likewise, let us be reminded that the greatest contribution to the Kingdom of God may not be something we do, but someone we raise.

From Elijah to Elisha, the passing of the mantle of God's anointing is an example of how we can pass on our mantles to the next generation. Let us be intentional in mentorship and proclaim the great things God has done in our lives.

Jesus is returning for His kingdom, where He rules and reigns over everything. What must we do to prepare for this? As the ones who bear His name, let's allow His glory to be revealed in the house of God and in how we live our lives outside.

The stories and experiences we have are to be told to the generations to come. With this, as we speak to the generations now and after, that they may know, learn and guard. This day, find your space to be a guide to someone in need, that they may grow in the way of the Lord.

Joshua 7 reminds us of the importance of staying connected to God through prayer. Let us not fall into a prayerless walk with Him. Instead, may we always honor our appointments with God, seeking Him first in all things. Remember P.U.S.H.I.M—'Pray Until Something Happens In Me.'

Let's reflect on the prayer of Jesus at the Garden of Gethsemane. He submitted to the will of the Father and obeyed, despite feeling overwhelmed with sorrow. Press in: watch and pray persistently.

Prayer is the key to unlock God's intervention in our impossible situations. Let's lay hold of our breakthroughs by listening to God, seeking Him earnestly, entering into serious prayer, and getting right with Him.

Dr. Paul Ai was a trained and practicing witch doctor until he was called and transformed by God. Much like the apostle Paul, his life of persecution in fervent pursuit of God's kingdom led to the transformation of his Vietnamese community and brought him across 92 countries to proclaim the wonder-working good news of Christ.

As we enter into a new horizon with God, know that the enemy waits to challenge us at the gates. But he is a defeated foe. Choose to believe what the Word of God says over his lies!

To move to new horizons, we need to keep our eyes on God and on His plans for us. It is the power of God that allows us to move in faith. Let us proclaim His praise to the nations!

God's goodness is evident in His provision, guidance, protection, healing, and abundant blessings. His presence is constant, working beyond human understanding to fulfill His purposes in every season of life. May we always find encouragement in His goodness, knowing we are never alone or without hope.

Before we can move into a new horizon, we need to move out from where we are in order to move into where God wants us to be. God is able to do beyond our imagination and expectations. It's time to be renewed.

Thanksgiving tunes us back to God, who is the source of all things. Let's embrace a heart of gratitude, growing in generosity and worship. In everything, we can choose to give thanks!

The birth of Jesus is a source of great joy, as He is Immanuel—God with us—bringing hope to a hopeless world. He offers clarity in confusion and embodies God’s boundless love in a cruel world. This Christmas, we rejoice, knowing Jesus is with us, filling our lives with hope, clarity, and love.

The story of the ten lepers reminds us to recognize God’s freely given grace and acknowledge His mercy in our lives. Having been saved and given a full life, our thankfulness should overflow, transforming from thanksgiving into "thanksliving," a life of intentional gratitude. It is through gratitude that we find contentment, turning what we have into enough.

As the year draws to an end, let’s take time to reflect on the goodness of God. Through the challenges of life, we can find our refuge in Him.

How do we practice giving thanks in everything? It's about the atittude. Not only that, we trust that our worth and joy doesn't come from possessions. God is building us up, so let us aspire to continue living our lives in Him.

God chooses people who are ready to follow Him and do His will, to accomplish His purposes. Let us examine our hearts and trust God's instructions. True obedience is shown not in understanding, but in following despite not understanding.

Whatever role we take up in the family of God, we need to regard our service to God as a training in character, spirituality and skill. Let us maintain a humble spirit so that our service may be acceptable to our God.

The tongue has the power of life and death. Let's speak words that matter into the lives of others and glorify the Lord Jesus Christ.

As Christians, our ultimate example of leadership is Jesus, the servant leader. What are the characteristics He modelled for us? May His love, selflessness, and humility be reflected in all that God has prepared for us to do.

To be a true disciple, we must remain faithful to Jesus, love the church, and be a hardworking servant in the kingdom of God. Let us not give up in our journey of discipleship but allow God to write the story of our lives.

Peter was called by Jesus to follow Him and help others grow in faith. He became a leader among Jesus’ disciples and shared the message of Jesus with many. Like Peter, we are called to deny ourselves, take up our cross, follow Jesus, and lead others to know Him.

Jesus teaches us that simply calling Him “Lord” is not enough. We are called to walk in obedience and maintain communion with God throughout our lives. Our top priority is to love God wholeheartedly. Church, are we being transformed to be more like Christ each day?

The way of the Lord may be regarded as a narrow path: counter-cultural, "unsafe" and uncomfortable. The way of the world is a wide path: a majority choice, seemingly assured. Come, it's time to be reconciled to Christ Jesus today and trust in the narrow way.