Hamilton Elim Church

In Part 5 of The TEN, we explore the sixth commandment: "You shall not murder.” Looking at Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5, we discover that the issue isn't just what happens with our hands, but what's happening in our hearts. Learn why every human life is sacred, how anger grows into bitterness, and why "murder is the fruit, anger is the root.” A challenging message about forgiveness, healing, and surrendering our resentment to Christ.

Part 4 of The TEN explores the commandment, "Do not commit adultery.” Discover God's design for marriage through the biblical concept of ezer - an ally. Learn why marriage is about covenant, partnership, and purpose, not merely happiness. A powerful message for married couples, those dating, singles, and anyone wanting to build relationships God's way. Don't look for happiness. Look for an ally. Because when happiness fades, covenant remains, and when covenant remains, love grows.

What does "Do Not Steal" really mean? In this message from The TEN series, we discover that stealing is about much more than taking possessions. Through the story of Zacchaeus, we explore how entitlement, scarcity, and mistrust can shape our hearts, and how Jesus transforms us from people who take into people who give. Learn how to move from scarcity to abundance, trust God’s provision, and embrace the truth that every Christian has a past and every sinner has a future.

In Part 2 of The TEN, we unpack the ninth commandment: "Do not testify falsely." Discover the destructive power of gossip, why motives matter, and how our words reveal the true condition of our hearts. Through James 3 and the teachings of Jesus, learn how words can direct, destroy, or refresh, and how the truth of Christ can bring freedom, healing, and transformation.

In Week One of The TEN, Justin Cook unpacks the often-overlooked Tenth Commandment: Do Not Covet. Discover why coveting is more than wanting something you don't have, how it can become the gateway to other sins, and why gratitude and contentment are the biblical antidotes. Through the stories of Achan, David, and Ahab, this message challenges us to align our desires with God's heart and pursue treasures of eternal value.

Guest speaker Blessing Saragapany, from Sri Lanka, shares a powerful message on God's desire to partner with ordinary people to accomplish His purposes on earth. Drawing from Psalm 115, John 9, and John 11, Blessing reminds us that while God performs the impossible, He calls His people to be willing vessels in His hands.

Through biblical examples, he unpacks the principle that every promise, every revival, and every move of God requires someone willing to say "yes." He challenges believers to become the kind of people God can trust by loving Him passionately, remaining committed through every season, finding joy in Him, and living lives of sacrifice.

"Every promise God gives requires a vessel."

Armageddon: The Lamb Wins

What if Armageddon isn't a message of fear, but a message of victory? In the final part of our Revelation series, we explore the defeat of evil, the promise of God's justice, and the breathtaking vision of a new heaven and new earth. Discover why Revelation is ultimately not about beasts, dragons, or the end times, but about Jesus Christ, the Lamb who wins. Key passages include Revelation 20-22 and Daniel 7. The story ends with hope, restoration, and God's invitation to be with His people forever.

End Times Without the Anxiety

What does Revelation really teach about the end times? In this message, we explore the two major Christian views on the millennium, unpack key passages like Revelation 20 and 1 Thessalonians 4, and discover why Scripture focuses less on a timetable and more on a promise. No matter your position on the end times, one truth remains: Jesus wins. This is a message of hope, confidence, and learning to live ready, not rattled.

This week, guest speaker Alex Snary shares a powerful message, Restoring the Soul, exploring how true peace, joy, and freedom are found in Christ. Looking at the difference between life in Adam and life in Christ, Alex unpacks how God restores us from the inside out, transforming our minds and renewing our souls through the power of the cross. Be encouraged as you discover what it means to live as a son or daughter of Christ and experience the ongoing work of God in your life.

This Father's Day message explores the powerful story of the loving Father in Luke 15:11-32. Discover how God's pursuit extends to both the rebellious younger son and the self-righteous older son, revealing a Father who never gives up on His children. Be encouraged by the truth that no matter your past, your failures, or your present circumstances, you always belong.