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A message from the sermon "2026." It is impossible to serve God without knowing His character - who He is to us and who He is in our lives and circumstances. He speaks of Himself in His Own word, so there is no need for us to guess or speculate. We need to take Him at His word - the everlasting Word, established in Heaven before the world began.

A message from the sermon "2026." God does not cast us away from His presence when we sin against His Word. Instead, He calls us to repentance and takes us through a process of breaking, moulding, and filling us afresh with His Spirit. We must yield to the Holy Spirit and allow Him to change us into the image of Christ, because without genuine repentance, there can be no restoration.

A message from the sermon "2026." You cannot truly know God without knowing who Jesus is. Likewise, if you have seen Jesus, you have seen the Father. When Jesus walked on earth, He revealed the Father to the world—the true image of the invisible God. Yet even the disciples struggled to realise that they were walking with God Himself. However, whoever has this witness within them has eternal life abiding in their hearts.

A message from the sermon "2026." Our God is a covenant-keeping God who remembers our service in His name. Many of us have been through seasons of hardship and suffering. But these situations are not permanent. In the calendar of God, there is a set time when He remembers His people and brings His promises to pass.

A message from the sermon "2026." The mustard tree may eventually become great in size, but it begins from a tiny mustard seed and grows over many years. This reflects an essential principle in the Kingdom of God: we go through a gradual process of growth and transformation. We do not reach the highest position in a single day. But when God’s timing is ripe, He can accelerate our progress, transforming even seemingly hopeless situations into a wellspring of life.

A message from the sermon "2026." Jesus came to illuminate the darkness in our lives and show us the way of life, so that we no longer stumble and fall. The path of the righteous is filled with the light of God’s goodness and the fullness of His presence.

A message from the sermon "2026." The law of God is the law of liberty. No longer shall the children of God live according to the principles of this world, but instead be free to do the will of God. That is the true liberty Christ has given us—to do what is pleasing to Him, not to us. However, it is impossible to walk with God and receive His blessings while ignoring or blatantly disobeying His Word.

A message from the sermon "2026." It is important to know when to say Yes and when to say No in every situation, as our choices will affect the outcome. To walk with God, we must say Yes and Amen to everything that God Almighty has spoken to us. However, people-pleasers often have a false sense of priorities and can find themselves following the wrong path.

A message from the sermon "2026." God has a purpose for every person’s life. King David allowed God to accomplish a great work in and through him. He pursued God wholeheartedly and made Him the centre of his life. As a result, God declared that David was a man after His own heart. His life invites us to ask an important question: Are you surrendering your will to God’s will, or are you determined to have your own way?

A message from the sermon "2026." The agenda of the devil is to destroy our faith and cause us to turn away from God. He uses a wide arsenal of tactics to wage war against our faith, and many people have been unable to contend for it; as a result, they have suffered loss. We must be able to defend our faith and stand firm, knowing that God will surely deliver us from all our troubles.