In this sermon, Pastor Michael explores the teaching of Jesus in Luke 11:9–10, highlighting the importance of asking, seeking, and knocking as a three-step process in prayer. He encourages believers to maintain a childlike dependence on God by continually asking, to shape their lives through intentional seeking, and to take faithful action by knocking on doors of opportunity. Through personal stories, humour, and heartfelt conviction, Pastor Michael calls the church to an active and consistent relationship with God—one marked by trust, transformation, and obedience. This message inspires a deeper pursuit of God’s presence and purpose in daily life.

In Luke 7, Ps. Adrian contrasts two individuals who encountered Jesus: Simon the Pharisee and a nameless woman labelled immoral. While Simon offered polite hospitality, the woman expressed deep love and humility, pouring perfume on Jesus’ feet and weeping. The sermon challenges listeners to examine their own devotion: Are we casual observers or truly surrendered followers of Christ? Through questions about our spiritual posture, treasure, and revelation of Jesus, Ps. Adrian reminds us that the depth of our devotion determines the direction of our lives. True transformation begins at the feet of Jesus, in full surrender and love.

In this moving sermon, Ps Pedro explores the seasons when God appears silent. Drawing on the lives of Joseph, Mary, Samuel, and Jesus, he reveals that God’s silence often means He is preparing us—the vessels—for what is to come. Rather than being absent, God is at work: shaping character, arranging circumstances, and teaching us to trust His timing. Ps Pedro urges us not to make hasty, flesh-led decisions but to wait patiently in faith. Even when we do not understand, God is working behind the scenes. His silence is not rejection, but preparation for greater purpose.

In “How to Persevere Like Hannah,” Ps Alex shares an encouraging message drawn from 1 Samuel 1, focusing on the quiet strength, deep faith, and enduring prayer life of a woman who refused to give up. Delivered on Mother’s Day, the sermon speaks to anyone who has experienced delayed hopes, unanswered prayers, or silent seasons in their spiritual journey. Ps Alex outlines three key lessons from Hannah’s life: she didn’t let pain silence her prayer; she kept believing even when heaven seemed quiet; and she gave God the glory—not just the request. Hannah’s unwavering faith, expressed through years of heartache and surrender, becomes a blueprint for how we too can press on when life feels overwhelming. Interwoven with personal testimony, humour, and honest reflection, the message also reminds us that God often does His greatest work in the hidden, painful places. When we persevere like Hannah, we make room for God’s strength to carry us and His plans to unfold in ways greater than we imagined. This sermon calls us not to isolate or lose heart, but to draw near to God—trusting that He hears, He sees, and He is shaping something beautiful through our faith-filled endurance.

In his sermon “Shaped in the Shadows,” Pastor Fua shares how God works most powerfully in the private, unseen areas of our lives. Drawing from Joshua 1:1–9, he emphasizes that true spiritual formation happens not in the spotlight, but in the background—through consistent, humble acts of service. In these quiet spaces, God forges character traits like humility, compassion, and integrity. Faithfulness in small responsibilities builds the trust necessary for greater assignments. Above all, serving with a pure heart draws us closer to Jesus, reminding us that our relationship with Him is more valuable than any outward accomplishment.

Jesus confronts shame not to expose us publicly, but to bring healing through acknowledgment. While guilt focuses on wrong actions, shame makes us feel inherently defective and isolated. Through His divine authority, Jesus completely cancels our shame, offering permanent freedom that cannot be overruled by others' condemnation. This cancellation leads to transformation, allowing us to break free from sin's control and step into our true identity as children of God.

God intentionally places His greatest treasures in seemingly fragile vessels—just as valuable items were once hidden in ordinary clay pots in ancient times. This divine pattern reveals how His grace transforms our brokenness, past wounds, and feelings of unworthiness into vessels of His presence and power. Our true worth isn’t measured by accomplishments, wealth, or good deeds, but by our willingness to receive the grace of Christ. When we embrace this truth, we discover hope and purpose even in our imperfections, knowing that God’s strength is made perfect in our weakness.

Building spiritual generational wealth requires intentional investment in authentic relationships across age groups. When different generations come together to share their faith experiences openly and honestly, powerful transformation occurs. Youth camp testimonies demonstrate how authentic worship and genuine connection lead to spiritual renewal. The key lies in creating spaces for different generations to connect, share wisdom, and support each other's faith journeys.

God's transformative power can completely restart our hearts, leading to four key changes in our lives. First, we experience genuine inner transformation rather than mere behavior modification. Second, we develop spiritual sensitivity to hear God's voice clearly. Third, we receive supernatural boldness to step out in faith despite natural fears. Finally, our transformed lives become instruments for positively impacting others. This journey requires maintaining humility and continually returning to God for renewal.

Through dedicated prayer and fasting, believers can develop a heightened sensitivity to the Holy Spirit's guidance. This spiritual practice creates unity among believers and helps reveal God's perfect timing and divine plan. When we seek God wholeheartedly, He often uses us to initiate works that impact generations. By becoming more attuned to divine promptings, everyone can hear God's voice and discover their unique purpose in His grand design.

Through dedicated prayer and fasting, believers can develop a heightened sensitivity to the Holy Spirit's guidance. This spiritual practice creates unity among believers and helps reveal God's perfect timing and divine plan. When we seek God wholeheartedly, He often uses us to initiate works that impact generations. By becoming more attuned to divine promptings, everyone can hear God's voice and discover their unique purpose in His grand design.

Building unshakeable faith, as exemplified by Noah's journey, reveals three fundamental components essential for spiritual growth. The foundation begins with cultivating an intimate relationship with God through intentional daily fellowship, understanding His character, and drawing near to Him before undertaking significant challenges. This close communion enables believers to hear and discern God's voice clearly.The second component involves walking in faithful obedience, following God's guidance precisely in both minor and major matters. Noah's exact adherence to God's specifications for the ark demonstrates the importance of following divine instructions rather than relying on personal judgment. Finally, developing spiritual foresight allows believers to trust God's vision beyond current circumstances, stepping out in faith even when the outcome isn't visible. This forward-looking faith empowers Christians to build for future realities that may seem impossible in the present.Practical application of these principles involves maintaining consistent prayer and Scripture study, responding promptly to Holy Spirit promptings, and trusting God's plans even when they don't make immediate sense. This approach to faith development creates a robust spiritual foundation capable of withstanding life's challenges while enabling believers to participate in God's greater purposes.

Discover the transformative power of spiritual warfare and learn how to overcome life's challenges through divine perspective. This powerful message explores the essential elements of spiritual victory, including seeing beyond physical circumstances, using spiritual weapons, and embracing love as your strongest defense. Learn practical strategies for identifying true spiritual battles, avoiding unnecessary conflicts, and responding to opposition with God's wisdom. Perfect for anyone facing personal struggles, seeking spiritual growth, or desiring to understand biblical warfare principles. Topics include spiritual discernment, prayer warfare, faith building, spiritual weapons, overcoming adversity, Christian living, biblical teaching, spiritual growth, divine perspective, and kingdom principles.

From Blind to Ablaze: Finding Bold Faith Through Life's Struggles explores the transformative power of persistent faith through the story of Bartimaeus. Learn how to overcome opposition, seize divine moments, and step into your God-given purpose. Discover practical steps for moving past shame, embracing transformation, and developing unshakeable faith. Perfect for anyone struggling with limitations, seeking spiritual growth, or wanting to understand true transformation. Topics include bold faith, spiritual transformation, overcoming obstacles, divine timing, purpose, healing, identity in Christ, spiritual growth, biblical teaching, Christian living, personal development, faith journey, spiritual breakthrough, life change, and finding purpose.

God places a unique divine calling on each person's life, extending far beyond traditional ministry roles into every sphere of influence - workplace, family, and community. This journey of pursuing God's purpose follows a clear pattern, as demonstrated in the Apostle Paul's life. It begins with a personal revelation of Jesus Christ, similar to Paul's Damascus road experience, followed by divine empowerment through the Holy Spirit. This leads to a season of character development and preparation, which may span years, as it did for Paul. The ultimate goal is to impact generations by reaching people within one's sphere of influence. Many people resist their calling due to impatience, fear of inadequacy, attachment to comfort, or comparison with others. However, the greatest fulfillment comes through surrendering to God's purpose and allowing Him to work through every aspect of life. This process requires active pursuit of spiritual growth, willingness to serve others, and courage to share faith in daily interactions.

Understanding God's paradoxical ways is crucial for discovering and fulfilling our divine purpose. While human logic pushes us to seek control, recognition, and self-reliance, God's kingdom operates on principles that often seem counterintuitive. The principle of 'the first shall be last' teaches us that true leadership comes through serving others. 'Victory through surrender' shows us that releasing control to God leads to miraculous breakthroughs, as demonstrated in stories like Daniel in the lions' den. God's power manifests most perfectly through our weaknesses, transforming our limitations into platforms for His supernatural work. Just as an orange tree can be grafted to produce lemons, our connection with Christ enables us to bear fruit beyond our natural capabilities. This transformation process requires us to embrace these divine paradoxes, surrender our need for control, and allow God's strength to work through our weaknesses. By aligning ourselves with God's paradoxical ways, we position ourselves to fulfill the unique purpose He has designed for our lives.

The choice between personal comfort and following Christ's calling stands at the heart of authentic faith. God has set a specific race and purpose before each believer, calling them to pursue His greater plan rather than settling for an easier path. This journey requires examining our priorities and making intentional decisions that put Christ first in all areas of life. Three key strategies help maintain focus on Christ over comfort: looking to past pioneers of faith who demonstrate sacrifice and endurance, fixing our eyes on Jesus who endured the cross for greater purpose, and embracing God's fatherly love and discipline. These practices help believers stay committed to their divine calling even when faced with challenges. The rewards of choosing Christ over comfort are transformative: healing from past hurts, renewed strength for the journey, and increased impact in others' lives. This choice requires identifying areas where comfort has taken precedence, making specific commitments to prioritize relationship with Jesus, and taking practical steps to serve others despite discomfort.

Discover the transformative power of God's Word and its ability to bring lasting joy and peace in 2025. Learn how to experience true spiritual transformation, overcome anxiety, and find unshakeable peace in uncertain times. This powerful message explores biblical principles for personal growth, spiritual renewal, and living a purpose-filled life. Understand how to replace fear with faith, anxiety with peace, and stagnation with spiritual growth. Perfect for anyone seeking spiritual guidance, biblical wisdom, personal development, Christian living, faith journey, spiritual transformation, peace of mind, joy in daily life, overcoming challenges, and finding purpose. Experience the life-changing impact of making God's Word central in your daily walk.

Discover how daily choices and investments shape your legacy and future. Learn powerful biblical principles for living a blessed life through intentional investment in relationships, health, and spiritual growth. Understand the spiritual law of sowing and reaping and how it impacts every area of life. Explore practical strategies for putting God first, maintaining spiritual disciplines, and creating lasting positive change. Topics include spiritual growth, biblical living, Christian discipleship, personal development, faith journey, spiritual transformation, life purpose, Christian living, biblical wisdom, spiritual investment, kingdom principles, godly choices, spiritual disciplines, Christian lifestyle, faith development, spiritual maturity, life direction, divine multiplication, spiritual harvest, faithful living, and eternal perspective.

This week's sermon, "The Confidence of the Called," tackles the challenge of living confidently as Christians, even when fear and doubt threaten to hold us back. Pastor Alex encourages us to remember that God doesn't want us to be timid or shrink back from the plans He has for our lives. He's equipped each of us with unique gifts and a calling to make a difference in the world. So, how can we cultivate this confidence? The sermon outlines three key practices: 1. Self-Discipline: Just like the prophet Daniel, whose unwavering prayer life even in the face of danger demonstrates the power of a disciplined spirit, we need to prioritize our time with God. Spending time in His presence, reading His Word, and listening to His voice strengthens our relationship with Him and helps us to discern His will. 2. Love: Specifically, God's agape love, which is unconditional, sacrificial, and selfless. This perfect love casts out all fear. When we truly grasp the depth of His love for us, we find security and boldness to step out in faith, knowing He's always with us. 3. Power: The sermon reminds us that we have the Holy Spirit living within us, empowering us with supernatural strength. This "dynamis" power isn't something we earn, but a gift that enables us to face challenges with courage. Remember Jeremiah, who initially doubted his ability to be a prophet? God reassured him, reminding him that he had equipped him for the task. We too can trust that God will never give us anything we can't handle. One powerful example of stepping out in faith despite fear is the recent baptisms in our church. These individuals boldly declared their commitment to Christ, showing that confidence isn't self-generated, but Spirit-empowered. The sermon concludes with a call to action: What scary thing will you chase in 2025? What area of your life is God calling you to step out in faith? Remember, "Fear not" is a message repeated throughout Scripture. God desires for us to live each day in trust and courage, knowing that He is with us every step of the way. Let's be a people who boldly live out our purpose, loving God, sharing His love, and influencing the world for Jesus!