Sermons

Our text for today from Isaiah 55 is one of the well-known passages in this book. In many Bibles it is simply titled, “Invitation to the Thirsty.” I cannot emphasize

I cannot say often enough how much I love reading the gospel of Luke. This is simply because of all the gospels, Luke presents Jesus’ involvement with human situations and

We all know that the Psalms cover the wide gamut of human feelings and experiences. The Psalms is the go-to book for a great number of people who want to

Each of the gospels presents Jesus’ ministry on earth from a different perspective. This is what makes the gospel narratives so intriguing. Even though they all recall some of the

The account of the baptism and the temptation of Jesus can be regarded as the two earliest and most momentous events in the life of Jesus as he embarks on

Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians was primarily written to address misconceptions and misunderstandings about the scriptures and also growing disunity in the church. The backdrop to all of this

THE CHURCH IN PHILADELPHIA Here we are. This is the last sermon I will preach as your lead minister. How does it feel? Weird but strangely appropriate. There comes a

SUFFERING IS EXPECTED Today’s scripture reading from 1 Peter carries on with what we have been looking at the past few weeks. Remember that 1 Peter was letter written to

THE REASONS WHY OUR CHILDREN LEAVE THE CHURCH Today is Mothers Day, the day we celebrate the women who gave us life and nurtured us to become the people we

AN EPISTLE OF HOPE So what do I do a I enter my last month of ministry as your Lead Minister? What messages do I want to share? Are there

WHY DO BAD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE? One of the most frequently asked question is also one of the most difficult to answer. Why do bad things happen to

SUNDAY’S COMING On Friday he died. His lifeless body was taken down from the cross on Calvary and placed in a temporary tomb until the end of the Passover when