In this sermon, we draw parallels between the life of a farmer and the journey of faith, emphasizing the importance of planting, watering, and trusting God for growth. Using 1 Corinthians 3:6-9 and the parable of the sower, the sermon illustrates how the condition of our hearts, much like soil, determines the growth of our spiritual lives. We need to actively prepare our hearts by removing obstacles such as sin and distractions, akin to pulling weeds and removing rocks, to allow God's word to take root. Ultimately, while we must work diligently in our spiritual lives, we must also do this for others also and trust God for results.

In the "Undecided" sermon series, we explored the balance between exercising our rights and fulfilling our responsibilities as Christians, drawing from the Apostle Paul's guidance to the Corinthian church. The sermon emphasized that while we have the freedom to make personal choices, such as whether to drink alcohol or celebrate cultural events, our actions should ultimately glorify God and consider the well-being of others. By examining God’s word, listening to our conscience, and seeking the Holy Spirit's guidance, we are called to prioritize our responsibility to lead others to God over our individual rights. This message challenges us to live intentionally, reflecting Christ's love in every decision we make.

In this sermon, we delve into the concept of Christian ethics and their vital role in shaping our conduct. Drawing from the Apostle Paul's teachings to the Corinthian church, we explore the difference between moral relativism, virtue ethics, and the unchanging standard of Christian ethics rooted in God's character. Through personal anecdotes and insights from C.S. Lewis's "Mere Christianity," the sermon challenges us to align our lives with God's moral code, emphasizing that our ethics should naturally lead to Christian conduct. By following Jesus' example and allowing the Holy Spirit to transform us, we can live a life of purpose and integrity, free from the shackles of regret and shame. Whether you're a believer or exploring faith, this message invites you to embrace a life that honors God in every aspect.

“Biblical Truths About Sex, Marriage, and Singleness | 1 Corinthians 7 Sermon”

What does the Bible really say about sex, marriage, and singleness? In this powerful sermon on 1 Corinthians 7, we unpack God’s design for relationships and answer key questions about intimacy, commitment, and purpose.

✅ Sex – A sacred bond meant to seal a lifelong covenant.

✅ Marriage – A partnership built on mutual service and satisfaction.

✅ Singleness – A unique season for undivided devotion to God.

Whether you’re married, single, or seeking clarity on relationships, this message will help you see God’s wisdom as a path to fulfillment and purpose. Watch now and discover how biblical principles can transform your relationships!

Discover the message of "Living Between the Trees," inspired by the Tree of Life in Genesis and Revelation. Explore how God's purpose and Jesus' love can transform your life, preparing you for eternal joy. Embrace your divine purpose and live intentionally today!

Discover the message of "Living Between the Trees," inspired by the Tree of Life in Genesis and Revelation. Explore how God's purpose and Jesus' love can transform your life, preparing you for eternal joy. Embrace your divine purpose and live intentionally today!

This sermon examines the role of philosophy in Christian faith, contrasting worldly philosophies like stoicism, existentialism, relativism, and hedonism with Christianity’s message of the cross. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 1, it emphasizes that while the cross may seem foolish to some, it represents God's wisdom and power to believers, inviting a response to the Holy Spirit and a Christ-centered worldview.

In the "Undecided" series kickoff, we emphasized Jesus as the foundation of our lives (1 Corinthians 3:10-11, Luke 6:46-49). The sermon urged us to build on Him, follow His teachings, and align our values with faith. We’re called to reflect God’s presence and commit to decisive, unwavering faith in 2025.