Are we truly growing in Christ? This sermon unpacks Ephesians 4, reminding us that Jesus has given the church every gift needed to build us up into His likeness. Through faith, love, and obedience, we are called to grow in maturity — becoming more like Jesus day by day. Whether through teaching, learning, or simply living out His Word, spiritual growth means real change: less of us, more of Him.

In this message, we journey through John 12:1–8 to witness the powerful contrast between Mary’s extravagant act of worship and Judas’ hidden idolatry. With heartfelt prayer, deep reflection, and biblical truth, this teaching explores what it means to give Jesus our all, to identify the idols that compete for our hearts, and to embrace true worship in Spirit and in truth. Be encouraged, challenged, and drawn closer to the One who is worthy of it all.

In this powerful message, we are reminded of the simple yet life-changing commands of Jesus: Love God, love people, and go make disciples. From the great commandments in Matthew 22 to the Great Commission in Matthew 28, we see how the call of Christ leads us from serving in small ways to stepping into greater purpose.

Through the story of Paul, the woman at the well, and the unity of the church today, this sermon challenges us to embrace a lifestyle of obedience by saying “yes” to God in every season. Whether it’s serving, leading, or simply showing love, each step of obedience draws us closer to God’s plan.

Be encouraged: your “yes” can change lives, build the church, and reveal Christ to the world.

Pride is sneaky — it hides in our thoughts, our service, even our “humble” words. But God opposes the proud and gives grace to the humble. In this message, we look at John the Baptist and Jesus Christ as models of true humility, and we learn how to live it out daily. Discover how to step out of the spotlight, embrace God’s sovereignty, and find joy when Christ becomes greater and we become less.

Main Text: John 3:22–30
Supporting Scriptures: Philippians 2:5–8, Proverbs 16:18, 1 Peter 5:5–6

A prophetic word for the church in Sabie—calling believers to step into their priestly role, hear God’s voice, and partner with Him in action. Through the picture of a coffee cup, a gift bag, and a towel, this message invites us to embrace fellowship, operate in the gifts of the Spirit, and serve with open hearts.

What do we do when life feels unfair, when the wicked seem to prosper, and our devotion seems unrewarded? In this honest and challenging message from Jeremiah 12, we explore the prophet’s raw questions to God and the divine response: “If you have raced with men and they wearied you, how will you compete with horses?” This message invites us into maturity, authenticity, and deeper surrender — not to demand answers, but to trust the process of being made into who God calls us to be. It’s time to move from milk to solid food.

In this powerful message rooted in Acts 3–4, we explore the beautiful tension between divine moments and intense opposition. Through the story of a man healed at the gate called Beautiful and the bold stand of Peter and John before religious leaders, we’re reminded that beauty and battle often walk hand in hand. This episode challenges us to recognize the stakes of our faith, especially in today’s cultural and legal landscape. With deep reflections on pressure, purpose, and the cornerstone that is Christ, you're invited to rise, build, and stand firm—no matter the cost.

In this powerful sermon, we journey through the grand narrative of Scripture—from Genesis to the Gospel—unpacking the character of a God who didn’t have to come, but did. A God who is self-sufficient, holy, and sovereign, yet chose to create and redeem us because of His deep, unconditional love.

This message reminds us that despite our brokenness, God's love remains unshakable. He calls us not just to understand His love but to walk closely with Him, reflect His nature, and extend His grace to others. Whether you're feeling lost, overwhelmed, or simply in need of perspective, this message is an invitation to rediscover who God is—and who you are to Him.

🔑 Key Themes:
– The character and self-sufficiency of God
– Love as the reason for creation and redemption
– The human condition and free will
– The call to respond, follow, and share the Gospel

"God does not control. Love does not control—it redeems."

What does real beauty look like in God’s eyes?

In this powerful message from Acts 3, we see how Peter and John, on an ordinary day, followed a simple prompting — and everything changed. A man who had been crippled for over 40 years was healed, not by silver or gold, but by the name of Jesus.

This talk explores the beauty of walking in obedience, the danger of going back to what God freed us from, and the invitation to step into healing, identity, and refreshing through Jesus Christ.

You’re not meant to stay at the gate. You’re called to enter in.

From the first promise in Genesis to the Great Commission in Matthew, this message zooms out to show the big picture of God's redemptive plan for the world. Starting with the fall of man, we trace the thread of God's faithfulness through His covenant with Abraham, the prophecy of Christ, and the birth of the Church. Discover how your local church and your life are part of this grand, eternal story — one of hope, purpose, and mission. Whether you're in the stands or on the field, you're part of something far greater than yourself.