🇬🇧 Jan 17, 2022 / Trinity International Church / Paris, France

In Matthew 23:13–15, Jesus pronounces His first woes against the scribes and Pharisees, exposing the danger of false teachers who claim to lead people to God but actually lead them away.

This passage reveals three red flags of false teaching: they stop people from entering the Kingdom, they exploit those who trust them, and they lead others further into error. Behind it all is a heart that rejects the truth of God while maintaining religious appearance.

Jesus’ warning is serious, because false teaching does not merely confuse, it condemns. This sermon calls us to discern carefully, to hold fast to Scripture, and to remain faithful to Christ and His gospel alone.

🇬🇧 Jan 14, 2024 / Trinity International Church / Paris, France

In Matthew 21:23-27, the religious leaders confront Jesus in the temple, not to learn from Him, but to challenge His authority. Their pride leads them to reject the truth of God, even when it is right in front of them.

This passage reveals three marks of a prideful unbelieving heart: a dishonest approach to the truth, a distorted reasoning about the truth, and a deluded response to the truth. In the end, rejection of God’s truth leads not to neutrality, but to condemnation.

We are challenged to examine how we come to God’s Word: with pride that resists, or with humility that believes.

🇬🇧 Sep 3, 2023 / Trinity International Church / Paris, France

Jesus exposes the danger of “little faith” in the lives of His disciples after their failure to cast out a demon. This sermon shows that faith is not only how we are saved, but also how we are meant to live every day. When faith becomes weak under pressure, it leads to spiritual weakness, compromise, and stagnation. But Christ calls us to a growing, living faith—one that endures trials and fixes its eyes on Him, the author and perfecter of faith.

🇫🇷 Aug 6, 2023 / La Maison de l'Évangile / Boulogne-Billancourt, France /

Jésus déclare qu’il bâtira son Église, et révèle qu’elle repose entièrement sur lui : il en choisit les matériaux, les outils et les méthodes. Dans ce passage clé, nous découvrons que l’Église n’est pas une invention humaine mais l’œuvre souveraine de Christ, fondée sur la confession qu’il est le Fils du Dieu vivant, édifiée par sa parole et conduite selon son plan, même à travers la croix.

🇬🇧 Aug 6, 2023 / Trinity International Church / Paris, France

This sermon on Matthew 16:13–23 presents Jesus as the sovereign builder of His Church, emphasizing that the Church does not originate from human initiative but is entirely established, directed, and sustained by Christ Himself. Through Peter’s confession and Jesus’ response, the message highlights that Christ alone determines the “materials” (those who confess Him as the Son of God), the “tools” (the apostles and the faithful church), and the “methods” (the cross, resurrection, and God’s sovereign plan) by which His Church is built.

The sermon calls believers to examine their understanding of the Church, their submission to Christ’s authority, and their trust in God’s revealed way of salvation, stressing that anything contrary to Scripture or outside of Christ’s lordship must be rejected.

🇫🇷 Jun 4, 2023 / La Maison de l'Évangile / Boulogne-Billancourt, France /

Dans ce message basé sur Matthieu 8:28-34, la rencontre de Jésus avec les démoniaques de Gadara révèle de manière saisissante la puissance absolue du Christ sur le monde spirituel. À travers la délivrance des deux hommes possédés et la réaction effrayée des habitants, le texte souligne la souveraineté de Jésus sur les démons, la visibilité de son autorité et la réponse contrastée qu’elle provoque chez les hommes.

Ce sermon met en lumière à la fois la grâce de Christ qui entre dans la misère humaine pour sauver, et la sainteté terrifiante de sa présence qui confronte le péché. Il appelle ainsi à une réponse d’obéissance, de repentance et d’une juste compréhension de la majesté de Jésus-Christ.

🇬🇧 Mar 26, 2023 / Trinity International Church / Paris, France /

This passage presents the parable of the mustard seed to reassure the disciples that although the Kingdom of Heaven began in a small and seemingly insignificant way, it is fully under God’s sovereign power and will grow irresistibly to become the greatest kingdom of all times, extending to all nations and lasting forever, all for the glory of Jesus Christ the King.

🇬🇧 Feb 12, 2023 / Trinity International Church / Paris, France /

In this sermon, we consider Jesus’ confrontation with the scribes and Pharisees as they demand a sign while refusing to acknowledge their own sinful condition. We will see how ignoring our sinful nature leads people to seek the wrong things from Christ, reject the necessity of His sacrifice, and ultimately remain under condemnation. Through the sign of Jonah and the examples of Nineveh and the Queen of the South, this passage points us to the death and resurrection of Jesus as the greatest sign of all and calls us to respond with repentance and faith.

🇬🇧 Jan 15, 2023 / Trinity International Church / Paris, France /

In this sermon, we consider how true rest is found only in Jesus, as He reveals Himself as the fulfillment of the Sabbath and the One who brings deep, lasting peace to weary souls. As we walk through this passage, we will see three obstacles that prevent people from entering this rest: adding to the Word of God through man-made traditions, subtracting from the Word of God through selective obedience, and rejecting Christ in unbelief. Ultimately, this passage calls us away from self-made religion and hardened hearts, and invites us to find real rest in Christ alone, who shows mercy, fulfills all righteousness, and gives rest to all who come to Him.

🇬🇧 Nov 6, 2022 / Trinity International Church / Paris, France /

In this sermon, we consider how Jesus reveals the perfect opinion about what is truly great, successful, and wise, and how that stands in contrast to the values of the world. As we walk through Matthew 11:7–19, we will see that greatness in Christ’s eyes is seen in faithful and uncompromising devotion to Him, that true success is found in doing the will of God for His glory, and that true wisdom is vindicated by its fruit and is often rejected by an unbelieving generation. Ultimately, this passage calls us to evaluate our lives not by the shifting standards of the world, but by the perfect judgment of Jesus Christ.