This week's sermon, explores the biblical passage of John 13. The teaching focuses on Jesus washing His disciples' feet, emphasizing the themes of redemption and sanctification.

The "One Another" sermon series, exploring what truly defines followers of Jesus beyond outward symbols like bumper stickers or t-shirts. The message is that how Christians treat each other is the most powerful witness to the world.

This week's sermon, "I Believe - Week 5," is part of a series exploring the Apostles' Creed. This session focuses on the powerful declarations: "I believe Jesus Christ will come again to judge the living and the dead," "the resurrection of the body," and "the life everlasting".

This week's sermon, "I Believe - Week 4," from the "I Believe" series explores the Apostles' Creed, focusing on the phrases "I believe in the holy universal church" and "the communion of saints". It emphasizes that because God exists as a "three-Persons-in-relationship," humanity, created in His image, is designed to form a community of loving relationships, which is the church. The church is presented as God's community, sharing in the triune nature of God Himself.

This week's sermon is part of the "I Believe" series based on the Apostles' Creed, focuses on "I believe in the Holy Spirit". It clarifies common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit, affirming Him as the third person of the Trinity—a personal being, not just a force. Drawing from Acts 2 and Genesis 1, the message highlights the Holy Spirit's role since creation and His powerful outpouring at Pentecost. The session emphasizes that believers are now God's temple because the Holy Spirit dwells within them, making them visible presences of God in their communities. It explores how the Holy Spirit works within us as an advocate, encouraging, interceding, convicting, teaching, and guiding us to produce Christ-like fruit (love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control). The sermon concludes by reiterating that the Holy Spirit empowers believers to be witnesses "to the ends of the earth".

This week's sermon, "I Believe - Week 2," is part of a series exploring the Apostles' Creed. It focuses on the phrase "I believe in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord". The session explores the understanding Jesus as both transcendent (infinitely beyond us) and immanent (personally with us). It also discusses how Jesus's name is divine, saves, and rules, and explores what it means to acknowledge Him as Lord through obedience, drawing from scriptures like Philippians 2 and Matthew 7.

This week's sermon explores how what one believes about God fundamentally shapes our identity, morality, relationships, future, and eternity. The series aims to build a spiritual foundation based on the bible, emphasizing its role in unifying early Christians and its relevance in a world of moral confusion. The first week focuses on "God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth," highlighting God's personal love, omnipotence, and His role as Creator, encouraging us to believe in our hearts and not just our heads.

This week's sermon on "Wize - Generosity" from the "God's Wisdom for Navigating Life" series explores the Christian perspective on money and generosity. It emphasizes that believers are "heavenly people on a mission" who should focus on eternal treasures rather than earthly possessions. The presentation highlights that Christians are stewards of wealth, not owners, and warns against the dangers of debt and the temptation of money, advocating for trust in God. It encourages honoring God through tithing and giving the first fruits, and provides practical advice on financial management through self-control, sacrifice, and planning.

This week sermon discusses the topic of sex from a biblical perspective, as part of the "Wise: God's Wisdom for Navigating Life" series. It addresses sexual temptation and provides guidance on how to overcome it, drawing from the book of Proverbs. The message emphasizes the importance of understanding the allure and potential consequences of lust, and highlights God's plan for sex within the covenant of marriage. The sermon also shares personal experiences and practical advice on maintaining purity and seeking help when struggling with sexual temptation.

This sermon explores the concept of wise planning through the lens of Proverbs, emphasizing that God has given humans the ability to plan, but also the wisdom, providence, and timing to guide those plans.