True ministry is grounded in the Word of God and fueled by the Spirit of God—without compromise.
In Acts 13, we follow Paul and Barnabas as they boldly preach the gospel, navigating both spiritual power and fierce opposition.
Their example challenges us to embrace a faith that expects miracles, invites rejection, and finds joy even in persecution.
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This sermon teaches that prayer is not a way to earn God’s love or salvation, but a vital means of staying connected to God through Christ, who already fully secures our salvation. Using the Lord’s Prayer as a model, it explains how prayer rightly begins with God’s...
The sermon teaches that we are constantly being shaped by the world’s values, so Christians must intentionally return to Jesus—especially the Sermon on the Mount—to let him define how we think and live. Focusing on “blessed are the peacemakers,” it explains that...
This sermon teaches that worship is not primarily about personal feelings or entertainment, but a deliberate, embodied response to who God is—marked by reverent fear, humble submission, and active service. Gathered worship on Sundays is not in competition with...