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Sunday Morning Service

Bwana ndiye Muumba na Mmiliki halisi wa ulimwengu na vyote vilivyomo, ni wale tu wenye mikono safi, mioyo safi, na wasiotamani ubatili ndio wanaoweza kusimama katika patakatifu pake na kumpokea yeye, Mfalme wa utukufu, kama Bwana wa majeshi mwenye enzi na nguvu.

The Ways They Walk Ephesians 4:17-19 I. In The Darkness. v.18 II. In The Dullness. v.19

Since Christians walk by faith and not by sight, things are not always as they seem. Such is the case when Jesus stands before the Sanhedrin's kangaroo court. The religious leaders appear to have the upper hand. But Jesus confidently does three things: He calls our their wickedness, remains silent, and then tells them that the tables will soon be turned. Christians are reminded that things are not always as they seem and that Jesus and his followers will have the last word.

The sermon exhorts believers to reject pride and worldly friendship in favor of radical humility before God. Drawing primarily from James chapter four, the message identifies selfish passions as the root of conflict and emphasizes that God actively opposes the proud while extending grace to the humble. Bro. Warren urges the audience to submit to God, resist the devil, and recognize their dependence on divine will rather than assuming control over the future. By acknowledging human mortality and the perfection of God's law, the text highlights the necessity of relying on Christ's atonement for salvation. Ultimately, the call is to live with a 'Lord willing' mindset, allowing grace to transform hearts and actions.

路加福音18章 9–14 節