This sermon explores the powerful story of the Father’s blessing, as seen in the story of Esau and Jacob. Esau’s anguished plea for a blessing reveals the deep value of a father’s affirmation, guidance, and prophecy over his children’s future.
GratitudeAs we transition from one year to the next, it is a fitting time to reflect on the past, embrace the present, and look ahead to the future. Through every season—whether marked by success or loss, joy or hardship—one unchanging
Is Jesus who he claims to be? In Luke 5:18-26, the scribes and Pharisees cast doubt on the divine person of Jesus Christ by accusing him of blasphemy. Because in their minds, no man can forgive only God, and in
Gift-giving season is nearly upon us; we all like a good gift! We all want the best of God’s grace in our lives.
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Our key text this week is taken from Genesis 28 and John 1:9-11. Whilst asleep, Jacob encounters God in an unexpected place. It is in that place confirms his promises to Jacob and reaffirms the covenant he made to Abraham.
Last week, we examined the book of Jonah, uncovering Jonah’s attitude towards his calling and his personal comfort. God challenges Jonah on what truly concerns him.
The breadth of our faith extends into every aspect of life, yet it anchors on the confession of faith in Christ Jesus, our Lord, the love, grace, and mercy of God, and the presence of the Holy Spirit, who is
Today’s sermon, “The Antidote to Uncertainty,” draws from the well-known passage in Matthew 6, where Jesus repeatedly instructs His disciples not to be anxious about anything.
Victory in the valley—these two words almost seem to contrast with each other. Can there really be victory in the valley? The valley is not a place we desire but one that is necessary.
