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In today's sermon, "But God: A Story of Grace and Redemption," we explore Ephesians 2 Vs 1-10 and discover how God's immense love transforms our spiritual death into everlasting life. We'll discuss our state before and after accepting His grace, the incredible gift of salvation, and our right response to His mercy. This message reminds us of the power of God's intervention and the purpose He has c...

This sermon explores the problem of laziness, examining its symptoms, the decline it causes, and the biblical cure. Drawing from Proverbs 6 Vs 6-11, we look at the wisdom of the ant and learn how to develop a biblical understanding of work and rest. The message highlights the importance of diligence and faithfulness in our daily lives, and how laziness can lead to material, financial, and personal...

In today's message, we'll explore Proverbs 1 Vs 10-33 and learn "How To Walk in Wisdom." We'll discuss the importance of resisting sinful enticements, seeking God's wisdom, and surrounding ourselves with godly friends. Discover how wisdom shapes our paths and leads us to a life of security and purpose.

In this sermon, we explore Proverbs 2 and the pursuit of wisdom. Highlighting the actions of receiving, treasuring, inclining, applying, crying out, and seeking, we are encouraged to immerse ourselves in God's Word.

In this message, we explore the symbolic pillars Jachin and Boaz from Solomon’s temple, representing strength and stability. By examining Proverbs 3:5-6, we learn how trusting in the Lord and acknowledging Him in all our ways provides us with stability and true strength. We are called to embody these traits in our daily lives, becoming pillars of strength in our families and communities.

In this sermon, we explore the impact of our words and how they reflect the state of our hearts. Drawing wisdom from Proverbs, we discuss the importance of aligning our speech with God’s teachings and the transformative power of the Word.

Today we uncover why God hates pride and learn how humility is essential for spiritual growth and a closer relationship with Him. Join us as we uncover the root of pride and discover practical steps to cultivate humility in our daily lives.

In this sermon, we continue our Proverbs series, "Wisdom For Living," by exploring what it means to "Walk in the Fear of the Lord." We discuss how the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, as highlighted in Proverbs 1:7. Understanding the fear of God opens our eyes to His presence, heightens our conscience to sin and its consequences, and directs our will towards obedience.

In today's sermon, we explore the importance of changing our "autopilot" – the default patterns of thinking and behaviour that influence our lives. Using Proverbs 4 Vs 23, we delve into how our thoughts and heart condition affect our life's direction. Through biblical examples and personal anecdotes, we learn the necessity of keeping our focus on Jesus and letting His word transform us.

This message looks into what it truly means to be content through the teachings of Paul in Philippians 4 Vs 10-23.

In "Think On These Things," we delve into Philippians 4 Vs 8-9, where Paul emphasizes the power of godly thinking to transform our lives. Following last week's message on overcoming anxiety through prayer and thankfulness, we now learn to focus our thoughts on what is true, noble, just, pure, lovely, and praiseworthy. By renewing our minds with God's Word we invite the "God of Peace" into our live...

In this sermon, "Anxious For Nothing," we explore the debilitating effects of worry and how it can strangle our joy and peace, much like a predator with its prey. Drawing from Philippians 4:6-7, we look into the Apostle Paul's guidance on replacing anxiety with prayerful thanksgiving to experience God's surpassing peace.

In Philippians 4 Vs 1-5 we learn how disunity weakens the church and acts as a roadblock to our mission, while unity preserves our strength and furthers our calling in Christ.

In this sermon, we explore the Apostle Paul’s exhortation in Philippians 3:17-21, where he calls believers to model their lives after Jesus Christ and distinguish themselves from those whose pursuits are earthly and self-serving.

Like a child eager to grow, we are called to a spiritual maturity that involves a relentless pursuit of Christ. Paul uses the analogy of an athlete in a race, not competing against Christ, but striving to gain Him. Through Paul's instruction, we learn the importance of releasing our past, leaning into our present pursuit, and setting our sights on Christ. This message is a powerful reminder of the...

Through Paul's personal journey and teachings in Philippians 3, we're invited to discover joy not in earthly achievements or legalistic righteousness, but in a deep, personal relationship with Jesus. By shedding the distractions and false securities of the flesh, we open ourselves to the transformative power of Christ's resurrection, cultivating a joy that is both guarded against false teachings a...

Through Paul's personal journey and teachings in Philippians 3, we're invited to discover joy not in earthly achievements or legalistic righteousness, but in a deep, personal relationship with Jesus. By shedding the distractions and false securities of the flesh, we open ourselves to the transformative power of Christ's resurrection, cultivating a joy that is both guarded against false teachings a...

Join us as we explore the life of Epaphroditus, a shining example of selflessness in Christian living. Epaphroditus's story, woven through Paul's letter to the Philippians, shows us the power of being fully committed to the Gospel. He didn't seek fame or recognition, but his dedication and service speak volumes. Through his actions, we learn about love, serving in humility, and the importance of h...

Message from Wesley DeVries on March 10, 2024

This sermon, “A Life Poured Out,” explores the importance of living as a sacrifice to God.

The sermon underscores the importance of shining our light in a dark world, where grumbling can dim or block this essential light.

Explore the journey of "Spiritual Fitness" in this sermon, drawing parallels between physical fitness and our spiritual growth. It centres around the concept of actively living out our salvation, as instructed in Philippians 2:12-13. The sermon unpacks the dual aspects of salvation - the part that Jesus accomplished for us and our ongoing transformation through sanctification. It encourages embrac...

From the Garden to the Cross God's Word has addressed the area of shame. Pastor Ken shares a raw, real and relational message helping us deal with this topic that can plague our minds and lives every single day.

Beyond the Jordan - Crossing the river on dry land. Joshua 3 and 4 Walk along with Joshua as he steps through the river without getting his feet wet.

By examining Philippians 2 Vs 9-11, the sermon draws attention to the importance of having the mind of Christ, being lowly in mind, and esteeming others higher than oneself. It emphasizes that Jesus, through His humility and obedience even unto death, has been exalted by God. This exaltation bestows upon Jesus the name above all names, ensuring that every knee shall bow and every tongue confess th...