Preaching The Truth The sermon explores the life of Daniel, emphasizing faithfulness amidst challenging circumstances. It highlights Daniel's unwavering commitment to serving God in a foreign land, even when facing opposition and potential consequences, ultimately pointing to God's power and sovereignty. The message underscores the importance of prioritizing faithfulness and glorifying God above personal gain or recognition, encouraging listeners to emulate Daniel's example and trust in God's unwavering presence and deliverance, regardless of their situation.

Preaching The Truth The sermon recounts a personal narrative interwoven with a biblical exploration of Mark 5, emphasizing the importance of confronting sin and embracing faith. Drawing on anecdotes about family, ministry, and personal experiences, the speaker highlights the need for decisive action and a willingness to engage with spiritual truths, contrasting the comfort of familiar routines with the transformative power of surrendering to Christ. The message underscores the urgency of accepting Jesus as Saviour, rejecting the temptation to postpone faith, and recognizing that a life fully devoted to Christ involves allowing Him to permeate every aspect of one's being, ultimately leading to a deeper relationship with God and a secure hope for eternity.

Wednesday PM Midweek Service The sermon emphasizes the transformative power of loving God, drawing heavily from Psalm 116 to illustrate the profound blessings and resulting commitment that arise from a deep relationship with the divine. It encourages listeners to cultivate a daily practice of engaging with Scripture, particularly the Psalms, and to approach prayer as a delightful communion rather than a duty, ultimately leading to a desire to share God's love with others and a willingness to serve Him wholeheartedly. The message underscores that a genuine love for God manifests in increased devotion, a diminished focus on self, and a passionate pursuit of sharing His grace, culminating in a life dedicated to His service and praise.

Sunday AM The service celebrated and honored grandparents and senior citizens, emphasizing their enduring influence and value within the church and family. Scripture, particularly Exodus 20:5 and Proverbs 17:6, highlighted the importance of passing down faith and remembering the legacy of older generations, while also encouraging active engagement and mutual support between parents, grandparents, and grandchildren. The message underscored the significance of embracing opportunities to connect, offer assistance, and cultivate a sense of community, ultimately affirming the vital role of seniors in shaping the spiritual lives of younger generations and leaving a lasting impact.

Sunday PM The sermon explores the enduring legacy of Noah, portraying him not only as a survivor of the flood but as a devoted grandfather who maintained a steadfast character throughout his long life. Drawing parallels between Noah's experience and contemporary challenges, the message emphasizes the importance of maintaining faith and godliness amidst adversity, and encourages grandparents to serve as beacons of righteousness, demonstrating submission to God's authority and leaving a lasting spiritual heritage for future generations. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a life marked by grace, obedience, and a commitment to sharing wisdom and faith, ensuring that others can follow a path of righteousness.

Sunday School The sermon explores the profound connection between suffering and the creation of enduring faith, tracing its origins from Genesis 3 and examining its manifestations throughout Scripture. It highlights how adversity, including personal loss, illness, and betrayal, has inspired countless hymns and poems that offer solace, strength, and a deeper understanding of God's grace. The message emphasizes that while suffering is undeniable, it can ultimately produce a powerful testimony of faith, exemplified by individuals who transformed pain into expressions of worship and unwavering trust in divine providence, ultimately affirming that even in the darkest of times, God provides comfort and inspires beautiful songs.

Wednesday PM Service The sermon emphasizes the church's vital role as a witness for God, building upon the preceding exploration of creation, conscience, Christ, and the Holy Spirit as universal witnesses. It highlights the responsibility of believers to actively participate in church planting and discipleship, drawing parallels to historical examples and emphasizing the importance of local churches as platforms for evangelism and edification. The message underscores the church's significance as a candlestick, radiating light and requiring diligent care and ownership to prevent decline, ultimately calling for a renewed commitment to expanding God's presence in communities through vibrant, thriving local congregations.

Bro Vincent Waltz - Wounded Spirit Ministries The sermon explores the transformative power of faith in navigating trauma, emphasizing that vulnerability and reliance on God's grace, rather than external solutions like medication or ministry involvement, are essential for healing. Drawing from personal experience with PTSD, the speaker recounts a journey from despair and resentment to finding solace and purpose through biblical counseling and a deeper understanding of the gospel as the foundation for strength and victory. Ultimately, the message encourages listeners to surrender their pain to God, trusting that He can redeem their suffering and use it to display His glory, ultimately leading to a life of purpose and enduring hope.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of proactive measures to prevent toxicity within a church community, drawing from Proverbs 22:3. It highlights the need to address toxic behavior promptly, recognizing that fostering a supportive environment, encouraging personal and spiritual growth, and resolving conflicts with wisdom and kindness are essential for maintaining a healthy congregation. The message underscores that true strength lies not in self-reliance but in acknowledging dependence on God's grace, discerning the difference between ideals and human limitations, and cultivating a culture of open communication and mutual respect, ultimately striving for a church that is 'hot' and aflame with the Holy Spirit rather than 'cold' and complacent.

The sermon explores the multifaceted nature of suffering, moving beyond its origins in sin and Satan to examine its potential for positive transformation. Drawing from Scripture, particularly Luke 10:25-37 (the Good Samaritan), the message emphasizes service to others as a direct response to suffering, highlighting the opportunity to embody Christ's compassion and demonstrate love for one's neighbor. The speaker underscores the importance of physical, spiritual, and material acts of service, ultimately asserting that a selfless life dedicated to serving others aligns with God's will and reflects the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.