In this Sermon, we explore the profound insights of Psalm 27:4, where the psalmist highlights the importance of worshiping God in a public space, surrounded by fellow believers. The verse speaks of dwelling in the house of the Lord, gazing on His beauty, and seeking Him in His temple—emphasizing the significance of communal worship.

We delve into the necessity of public worship and address common hesitations. Many believers feel shy about singing, clapping, or lifting their hands in worship, sometimes only half-heartedly participating or even avoiding church altogether, believing they can worship at home. While private worship is vital, as is private prayer (Matthew 6:6), public worship holds a unique and irreplaceable place in the Christian life.

Join us as we discuss why worship should be embraced both privately and publicly, and how communal worship enriches our spiritual journey. Whether you struggle with participating in public worship or seek a deeper understanding of its importance, this sermon offers encouragement, biblical insights, and practical advice. Tune in to discover the beauty and necessity of worshiping together as a community of faith.

In this sermon, we delve into the common struggle many Christians face: the temptation to play the 50/50 game with God’s will. While we profess our trust and hope in God, we often find ourselves wanting to try out our own plans. We might say, "I hope in God, but let me test my own ideas for a while," or "I trust in God, but I want to explore this other option."

This episode addresses those moments in our Christian walk where we stray, experimenting with our ways and plans. Yet, God calls us to a different approach. He invites us to "travel steadily along His path."

Join us as we explore what it means to truly commit to God's will and trust in His guidance without wavering. Whether you're struggling with trust, feeling tempted to stray, or simply seeking encouragement in your faith journey, this episode has a word for you. Tune in for insights, reflections, and practical advice on walking steadily in God's path.

We often limit our lives by our perceived shortcomings and self-identity. In doing so, we overlook the boundless power and infinite resources of the God we serve. Nothing can hinder God's work or thwart His desires. He will always fulfill His plans and purposes, for His power knows no bounds. It is not by might or power but by the Spirit of God

Exodus 34:24 NIV

I will drive out nations before you and enlarge your territory, and no one will covet your land when you go up three times each year to appear before the Lord your God.

The first of 10 Commandment is to Worship & Serve Yahweh alone. This command is repeated throughout the bible and one may wonder why God claims exclusivity in Worship and why God even punishes those who worship other gods.

In this Sermon, Pastor Joshua shares reasons why God prohibits the worship of other gods.

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Often we may miss the seriousness of Disobedience. The Bible is very clear that God takes disobedience very seriously because we see that happen in the life of Saul, the first King of Israel.

In this sermon, Pastor Joshua outlines four things that happen as a result of our disobedience.

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God Comforts the Broken, strengthens the weak and gives hope to the Hopeless. When we find ourselves in a desperate place where we are seeking for help and intervention our God always come to save us.

In this Sermon Pastor Joshua, Shares Two Reasons why we grow weak and three things that happens as result of fear.

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Imagine life without sickness, pain, death and no more tears. We may dream of such life but will that ever happen ? Yes, it will. After Jesus takes us to heaven, we will live in absolute bliss without pain, sorrow, or sickness of any kind. The Bible reminds us that Jesus will wipe away every tear from our eyes.

So, as long as we live on this earth, we have to keep ourselves prepared, and ready to meet our Lord Jesus.

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Jesus uttered these words, "It is Finished". This was the second last statement of Jesus from the Cross. It was a shout of victory that he has won over death. The enemy thought he had him but Jesus turned the tables by destroying Satan's work on the cross. Now, right after Jesus spoke those words, there are three events take place. In this Sermon, Pastor Joshua shares significance behind those three events.

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Philippians 3:10 NIV

10 I want to know Christ—yes, to know the power of his resurrection and participation in his sufferings, becoming like him in his death,

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