Sunday Sermons

A Gallery of Good Works 21.12.2025 20:53 ↓

Christ’s preeminence shapes the closing movement of the letter, where faith is shown in ordinary names, shared labor, and steady devotion. Attention turns from grand statements about Jesus’ supremacy to the lived results of that supremacy, where the gospel reorients priorities, strengthens courage under pressure, and keeps the mission central even when circumstances are painful and restrictive. Th...

Hear Him 21.12.2025 28:40 ↓

A familiar challenge sits at the center of this theme: some realities are so great that ordinary language struggles to capture them. The focus turns to the supremacy of Jesus Christ as the fullest and final revelation of God, surpassing every earlier messenger and every heavenly being. His identity is presented in sweeping terms that emphasize His rightful authority over all things, His role in cr...

Christ in Our Homes 14.12.2025 24:56 ↓

Christian faith brings a decisive break with old habits and a deliberate pursuit of new, Christlike character. Anger, deceit, harshness, and selfish ambition no longer belong as accepted patterns, because life under Christ’s lordship calls for ongoing repentance and a growing practice of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. This inner change is meant to become visible in ordin...

Keys to Spiritual Growth 14.12.2025 36:14 ↓

Spiritual growth is essential for every believer, calling us to assess our progress in relationships, knowledge of God, service, character, and worship, while recognizing that stagnation is possible but change is achievable. Like a plant thriving in the right environment, we grow through immersing ourselves in Scripture, embracing troubles and temptations as opportunities, engaging deeply with a c...

The Trouble With Manmade Religion 16.11.2025 31:25 ↓

In this lesson, we explore “the trouble with man-made religion” through the teaching of Colossians 2:16–23. We begin with Jesus’ question in Matthew 21—“By what authority?”—to show that all religious practice ultimately comes from either heaven or men. As we examine the Colossian situation, we see two major influences troubling the church: enslaving legalism and mystical speculation. Some were try...

How Gratitude Shapes Hearts 16.11.2025 28:58 ↓

This sermon examines how gratitude is foundational to Christian living and how it actively shapes our hearts. Using the account of the ten lepers in Luke 17, we see that genuine thankfulness is rare—even among those richly blessed by God. Scripture teaches that gratitude is not a polite social gesture but God’s will for His people (1 Thess. 5:18). We learn that thankfulness requires an outward foc...