Tag: Who is Jesus
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“Pursue the Priority” (Luke 9:57-62)
Sometimes we take for granted what it means to be a follower of Jesus. In this sermon, Jesus challenges us to forsake comfort, security, and even family to follow him.
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“Trust My Compassion for You” (Matt 8:14-17)
How do you find peace when life feels completely overwhelming? In this powerful message from Matthew 8:14–16, discover how Jesus steps directly into our private struggles, messy homes, and deepest pains. He doesn’t look away from your hurting heart—He meets you with compassionate authority to restore your life holistically.
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“Steward the Gospel Wisely,” Part 1 (Luke 10:1-12)
In Luke 10:1–12, Jesus sends out the seventy-two to prepare the way for His kingdom. This sermon calls believers to steward the gospel with prayer, urgency, faith, and fearless obedience. Empowered by Christ, we proclaim Satan’s defeat and God’s reign, boldly partnering with Jesus to ready the world for His return.
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“Pursue Godliness Together” (Matt 7:1-5)
Jesus’ command to “judge not” is often misunderstood. In Matthew 7:1–5, this sermon exposes the danger of hypocritical condemnation and calls believers to pursue personal godliness first—so we can lovingly, clearly, and humbly help one another grow in Christ together. 
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Seek First The Kingdom (Matt 6:25-34)
Jesus confronts our deepest anxieties by exposing their true source—worldly thinking. In Matthew 6:25–34, we are called to abandon fear and embrace a kingdom consciousness that trusts the Father’s care. Learn why worry reveals misplaced worship and how seeking God’s kingdom reshapes everyday life with peace, purpose, and confidence.
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“Believe I Am YHWH” (John 8:48-59)
Jesus refuses to be reduced to a harmless figure. In John 8:48–59, He confronts false faith, exposes hollow belief, and declares the staggering truth: “Before Abraham was, I AM.” This sermon presses the unavoidable question—will you merely admire Jesus, or will you obey Him as Yahweh and Lord?
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Treasure God, Not Money (Matt 6:19-24)
Jesus warns that you cannot serve God and money. In this sermon of Matthew 6:19–24, Jesus unveils money as a rival master, stinginess as a darkened heart, and true riches as treasure laid up in heaven through generous love.
