Family Church Sermons

You love someone who doesn't believe. You wonder if your faith counts for them—if you can somehow cover their unbelief. Paul answers with a better promise: you don't contaminate easily. Your faith creates the cleanest environment for them to meet Jesus. Don't leave. Don't stop praying. You may be the one who saves them.

You've heard the theories — reincarnation, unconscious rest, earning your place. But what does Jesus actually promise the thief dying beside Him? Discover what happens the moment you die, what your resurrected body will be like, and the one posture that guarantees you'll be with Him forever.

When the pandemic rages, when the storm won't pass, where is your confidence anchored? Discover why God's promises never fail — and why your hope isn't thrown into the chaos around you, but secured in the very throne room of heaven, where Jesus intercedes on your behalf.

Jesus chose His final meal and invited His disciples to share it. When you take communion, you're not just remembering what He did — you're meeting with Him now and anticipating the wedding feast to come. But first, you must examine yourself. Are you discerning His body and blood?

You crave certainty — in plans, relationships, salvation itself. But what if assurance isn't a one-time transaction but a living, breathing relationship worked out daily? You discover three witnesses the Holy Spirit uses to confirm you belong to God: His Word, His worth, and your works motivated by love for Him.

Can you lose your salvation once you've truly believed? Scripture warns against falling away — but it also promises Jesus holds you securely. You'll discover why both warnings and assurances matter, how to guard your faith without living in fear, and what repentance actually looks like when you drift.

When life demands you choose between what's safe and what's right, how do you know what God wants? This teaching walks you through three questions that expose whether you're actually ready to hear His answer—and whether you'll do what He says when the cost is real.

The Jewish Christians were being told to go back—back to the old rituals, back to their own effort. But why would you unplug the power? Everything in the old covenant pointed forward to Christ, and everything in the new covenant runs on His strength, not yours. You can't climb the mountain alone.

You know the Christian basics—forgiveness, grace, Jesus as Saviour. But are you still feeding on pre-digested truth from others, or have you learned to study Scripture for yourself? Hebrews warns against spiritual laziness that leaves you stuck on milk when you should be chewing solid food and teaching others.

When you don't know what tomorrow holds, your mind races with every question except the one that changes everything: who is walking with you? If you know Jesus—not just know about Him, but truly know Him—death loses its sting, fear loses its power, and the answer to every terrifying question becomes the same: it will be okay.