Sermons

Have you ever been so hungry that you could literally eat a horse? Most times when we hear that term it usually refers to the amount of food that one

The apostles and the believers throughout Judea heard that the Gentiles also had received the word of God. 2 So when Peter went up to Jerusalem, the circumcised believers criticized him 3 and said, “You went

Whenever an institution or organisation pauses to commemorate its beginnings it is always an opportune time to reflect on its past, look at its current status and identify its future

This is Easter morning. Hallelujah! The ordeal of death is over and new life has sprung up from the grave. I think it is very apt that Easter is always

This is Good Friday. The age-old question remains ever relevant. What is so good about this day? At least in the eyes of Christians it remains a truly relevant question

The incident that is recorded in the gospels as the Triumphal entry is significant because it marks Jesus’ last effort to show to the Jews that he was indeed the

Our text for today is a part of the countdown to Jesus’ last day on earth before his crucifixion. It is just the week before the Passover, highly likely the

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