The prophet Jeremiah was writing to those who were exiled to Babylon. These are the 10,000 captives, the officials, the mighty men of valor, the craftsmen and smiths, whom King Nebuchadnezzar has taken. Living in such a hostile city is challenging for these exiles. 

No matter how trusting we are, we all have trust issues. When it comes to matters of faith, it is not different. It is very important to understand the dynamics of trusting the Lord, and how it is made possible. This passage helps us unlock that and encourages us to put out trust in the Lord our God. 

Stubborn as we are, knowing the truth doesn't necessarily mean we act on it. We get stuck in a cycle and there are times we suffer for it. This is where mourning becomes healthy. 

Here is Episode 3 of our Jeremiah series on Regaining the Prophetic Voice of the Church. 

Repentance is a big word for the Christian religion. It's often been used to call people out to change and turn from wicked ways. Yet what truly changes a person from the inside, out? This passage shows us the foundations of repentance.

Episode 2 of our Jeremiah series on Regaining the Prophetic voice of the church. 

Here is the first episode of our series on Regaining the Prophetic Voice of the Church. 

We will take excerpts from Jeremiah, starting off with Confronting Idolatry- Jeremiah 2:20-37.

We continue on our series on Healthy Restrains by looking at how to be wise in choosing what is permissible. 

The story of Samson and Delilah is a timeless tale from the Bible, yet too often we have focus on the main character's hair, that we neglected to find the true source of His power. This sermon helps us trace the right pathway, ultimately revealing the Real Hero of the whole Bible. 

As we celebrated lent, we remember Jesus' last days. In this particular context, he is giving his final words to his disciples before he departs. This is definitely hard for them, yet Jesus doesn't change the course for mere emotional benefits, he proceeds to continue executing the plan for our salvation. 

We unlock the story behind the prodigal moralist - the less talked about older brother.

We are tackling the famous parable in 4 weeks breaking it down into a character study series. This week, we look at the mainstream view of who the prodigal son is - the younger one. But we will set the stereotype aside and try to look at him with a different lens - though self-discovery.