Unexpressed gratitude is equal to ingratitude. King Xerxes' expression of gratitude towards Mordecai teaches us a lot on this all important lesson.

To stay grateful requires intentionality. King David was a man who never forgot his beginnings, even when he was at his pinnacle. What do you have to be grateful for? 

The root of gratitude is Grace itself, and in response to kindness and grace, gratitude must be expressed.  How grateful are you for God and the people he has blessed you with? How often do you express gratitude for both the small and the big things he does in your life?

Being Grateful is a gesture Jesus appreciated very much. How often do you practice it?

Suffering for Christ is an unavoidable cross every Christian must carry but no matter how burdensome it gets, we have a reward the Apostle Peter calls "eternal glory".  May this sermon encourage.

There are many people in the world who are called Jesus. To many people it is just another name but for those who believe, Jesus is the name by which we can be saved. It is the most powerful name on earth, and when the Christian understands the power that lies in the name of Jesus, demons have no other choice but to bow. May we discover the authority we have in Christ.

Jesus is big on we owning our decisions. Do you want to say Yes? Do you want to say No? Why do you struggle to say what you actually do want to say? How can the Bible help you in decision making?

When the woman came to the well that day, she chose a time of day when she'll not meet people. After five husbands and currently living with a boyfriend, she had questions and needed answers. Do you have a question?

This is sermon encourages us to relook at John 15. We hope it blesses you.

Moses invited his brother in law to go with them to the promised land because he cared about him. Today, the church has even better promises in Christ Jesus but how often do we share our good news with those we love? In this sermon, Ps. Kudzo Seneadza shares God's plan for the church and encourages us to become instruments through whom God reaches others.