John 3:16

We were made for love. Even non-Christians recognize that humans are created both to love and to be loved. So why, then, do we struggle so deeply to do it well? John 3:16 brings us back to a foundational, identity-shaping, behavior-transforming truth: we are loved simply because we are loved. Only when we grasp this can we begin to live as we were created to live.

Ezekiel 34:23-31

In a world full of fear, striving, and restlessness, true peace can only come from the God who provides it. Ezekiel 34 shows us that real peace is found in the Shepherd who leads us, the covenant that holds us, and the God who claims us as His own.

Jeremiah 33: 14-16

When the world is unraveling, the only lasting hope is not found in reforming broken systems or reclaiming past glory, but in receiving the righteous King God promised, Jesus Christ, who alone brings the justice we long for, the security we need, and the righteousness we cannot earn.

Matthew 6:25-34

This message explores Jesus' teaching on anxiety and trust in God from the Sermon on the Mount. It unpacks how the call to seek God's kingdom and righteousness reframes daily concerns and reveals the Father's faithful provision. Rather than offering self-help strategies, the passage invites a reoriented life grounded in Christ-centered trust.

God reveals who He is through His creation. Nature and our own hearts, as people made in His image, testify to His eternal power and divine nature. But that revelation also exposes our desperate need for Him, because it shows that God is infinitely holy and we are utterly sinful. Through special revelation, God points us to the salvation we have in Jesus Christ.

Romans 1:1-6, 18-25

We are living in the last days, and what we believe about the Word of God matters. Scripture reveals how in love, God entered human history; with divine authority, He has spoken; and in sufficiency, His Word stands forever.

Hebrews 1:1-2

This sermon explores the Doctrine of the Trinity through Ephesians 1:3-14. The apostle Paul shows that our salvation is the work of the Triune God: planned by the Father, accomplished by the Son through His redeeming blood, and applied by the Holy Spirit who seals and secures us. This passage calls us to worship the one true God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and to live for the praise of His glory.

When the Holy Spirit fills the church, sound doctrine becomes the heartbeat of God’s people. In Acts 2:42-47, we see that biblical teaching is not just believed; it is lived. Doctrine forms our devotion, creates deep community, and bears lasting fruit in the world. In this sermon, we explore how true doctrine shapes everyday discipleship and sets the foundation for a vibrant, Spirit-led church.