In Matthew 13:54-58, Jesus returns to His hometown of Nazareth, only to face rejection. The people who knew Him as a carpenter’s son couldn’t accept Him as a teacher or prophet. Jesus responded with a...  Read More

In Mark 3:19-22 and 31-35, Jesus redefines the concept of belonging. When told His family is outside seeking Him, Jesus responds with a profound truth: "Whoever does the will of God is my brother and ...  Read More

In Matthew 4:12-17, Jesus begins His ministry not by returning to His birthplace or hometown but by establishing a new home in Capernaum. This move wasn't just practical – it was deeply spiritual. Cap...  Read More

In Matthew 2:1-12, the story of the wise men reminds us of the power of anticipation. These travelers, driven by a prophecy and guided by a star, journeyed long distances not out of obligation but hop...  Read More

This week’s sermon reflected on Luke 2:15-20, highlighting the shepherds' role in the Nativity story. These overlooked and underestimated figures responded to God’s invitation with hope and curiosity,...  Read More

This week’s sermon centered on Luke 2:8-14, where the angels deliver a message of "great joy" to the shepherds. As we journey through Advent, we are reminded that joy is not fleeting happiness but a d...  Read More

This week, we began our Advent series with Luke 2:1-7, reflecting on Mary and Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem. Their road trip was not only a logistical challenge but a profound act of faith amid a worl...  Read More

This week’s sermon explored Acts 18:1-6, 24-26, spotlighting Priscilla, a key figure in the early church. Despite cultural norms, Priscilla’s leadership, teaching, and dedication to spreading the gosp...  Read More

In this week’s sermon, we reflect on 1 Kings 17:1-7, where Elijah demonstrates the power of listening to God’s guidance in times of challenge and uncertainty. Elijah’s faithfulness and ability to hear...  Read More

In this week’s sermon, we delve into Judges 16:4-12, exploring the complex relationship between Samson and Delilah. This story reveals the danger of relying solely on one’s strength and highlights how...  Read More

This week’s sermon examines Genesis 25:21-28, where we encounter the story of Jacob and Esau, two brothers whose rivalry and differing personalities illustrate the complexity of family relationships. ...  Read More

In this week’s sermon, we explore Genesis 18:1-15, where God visits Abraham and promises that Sarah will have a child, a promise met with disbelief and laughter. Sarah’s reaction reflects human pragma...  Read More