As Esther’s story concludes, we see God’s faithfulness on full display. In Esther 9–10, what was meant for tragedy becomes a day of triumph, and God’s people respond with joy, feasting, and remembrance. Purim is established as a celebration — not just of victory, but of God’s unseen hand working all things for their good.

This sermon invites us to pause and celebrate God’s work in our own lives. Even when we can’t see Him, He is moving, protecting, and redeeming — and that’s always worth rejoicing over.

In Esther chapter 9, the day of battle finally arrives — but the tension we expect isn’t there. Why? Because God had already gone before His people. The Jews stood united, confident, and protected, as God turned what was meant for their destruction into a decisive victory.

This sermon highlights the unstoppable power of God’s promises and reminds us that when He is for us, no enemy can stand against us. The victory was never in doubt — because the outcome was already in God’s hands.

After Haman’s downfall, the story takes an unexpected turn in Esther chapter 8. Even with the enemy defeated, the threat against God’s people remains — but God is still at work. Through Esther’s boldness and Mordecai’s newfound authority, a new decree is written that brings hope, freedom, and victory.

This sermon explores God’s power to redeem broken situations, the importance of standing firm in faith, and how His plans always prevail, even when the odds seem impossible.

In Esther chapter 7, the tension reaches its peak. The queen risks everything as she finally reveals her identity and exposes Haman’s plot to destroy her people. In this sermon, we explore God’s sovereign hand at work behind the scenes, the courage it takes to stand for truth, and the dramatic reversal that changes everything.

Whether you’re in a season of waiting, wrestling with fear, or searching for hope, Esther 7 reminds us that God’s timing is perfect — and His justice never fails.

Esther 6 turns the entire story on its head—not through force or strategy, but through a king who can’t sleep. In this sermon, we explore how God’s providence is at work in the quiet hours, orchestrating justice in ways no one could have predicted. As Haman plots to honor himself, he’s instead forced to honor Mordecai—the very man he despises. What do we learn when pride meets God’s reversal? This message reminds us that even when it seems like evil is winning, God is moving in the background, turning the story around in His perfect timing.

In Esther 5, Haman seems to have it all—power, prestige, influence, and favor with the king and queen. But one man, Mordecai, refusing to bow is enough to rob him of all joy. In this sermon, we take a hard look at how bitterness and pride can blind us to the blessings right in front of us. What do we do when one frustration overshadows all the good in our lives? Discover how unchecked resentment can ruin what should be moments of celebration—and how God's people are called to live with hearts anchored in humility and grace.

Esther 4 captures a pivotal moment in the story—when the fate of an entire people hangs in the balance, and one woman must decide whether to risk everything for the sake of others. In this sermon, we explore Mordecai’s powerful challenge to Esther and the call to step into God's purpose even when it's costly. What does it mean to live with courage and conviction “for such a time as this”? Discover how faith, sacrifice, and obedience intersect when God invites us to be part of His greater plan—even when He seems silent.

In Esther chapter 3, we witness the sudden rise of Haman—a man driven by pride and hatred—and the dangerous decree he makes against God’s people. In this sermon, we explore the tension between God's hidden hand and human wickedness. Why does God allow evil to prosper? How should we respond when injustice feels overwhelming? This message reminds us that even when the odds are stacked against us, God is still at work behind the scenes, aligning His justice with His perfect timing. Discover the power of faith, courage, and hope in the face of darkness.