Immanuel International Church, New Delhi India

In this sermon, Ruling Elder Anso George Alex explores what it means for faith to endure through trials and suffering. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:6-9, he emphasizes the hope, joy, and perseverance that characterize genuine faith. Listeners will be encouraged to trust in God’s promises, even in the midst of challenges, and to recognize the eternal value of faith that is tested and refined. Join us as we reflect on the enduring power of a faith rooted in Christ.

In this sermon, Rev. Das exposits for us one of the most profound passages in all of Scripture. This is where the Apostle Paul reveals the heart of the gospel: God's righteousness revealed apart from the law, through faith in Jesus Christ. From our total ruin in sin to our full redemption and righteousness in Christ, this message traces the divine work of grace that justifies sinners while upholding God's perfect justice. Join us as we rejoice in the cross, where mercy and justice meet, and where those once condemned are declared righteous by faith alone.

In a world caught up in misplaced and unhealthy preoccupations with life and death, we pause to consider the portrait that Isaiah paints of Jesus, “a root out of dry ground”, giving us a glimpse of His aseity, meekness and graciousness. The following sermon delivered by our Worship Leader, Bro. Amal David invites us to behold the splendor and power of our Lord Jesus Christ: the true Tree of Life who grows in barren places, sustains bruised reeds and revives fainting hearts.

Whether you find yourself spiritually dry, preoccupied with death, or weary from striving, come and be refreshed by the gentle, all-sufficient Christ, who sustains life not by demanding strength, but by offering His own.

Listen and be reminded of the grace that began a good work in you, promising to bring it to full completion.

Our words reveal the state of our hearts. The following message is part of a series of sermons by our Ruling Elder Aaron Vanderhorst on the Book of James. It explores how true Christian speech flows from a heart that is transformed by the grace of God. Our words have the power to bless or curse. Bro. Aaron calls us to consider the use of our speech and whether it reflects the purity, peace, and integrity as commanded in God’s holy law. The taming of our tongue is not merely about setting up outward controls but about possessing a renewed heart.

Listen to discover how the gospel unites heart and voice for the glory of God.

We journey today into Romans 3:9-20, where the Apostle Paul delivers a devastating but necessary diagnosis of the human condition. Teaching Elder Rev. Abhishek Das continues his expositional series through the book of Romans, this time unpacking for us the weighty doctrine of total depravity - a foundational Reformed teaching - reminding us yet again that apart from grace, no one is righteous and that our only hope lies outside of ourselves.

Join us as we confront the sobering reality of our fallen estate to prepare our hearts into cherishing the beauty of God’s mercy, deeper than before. 

Not only are all believers - whether Jew or Greek in Jesus, but also Jesus is in them. Hear the words of Teaching Elder Rev. Abhishek Das as he exposits another key reformed doctrine centred around the unification of Jews and Gentiles in Christ Jesus. What artificial barriers dispensationalists have created between Jews and Gentiles, the reformed faith strikes hard to dismantle. Join us as we learn about the essence and importance of pursuing Christian unity, counting no one to be of a superior standing with God and how God’s glory may be made most visibly manifest.

Does God play favorites?

In Romans 2, Paul makes it clear that God shows no partiality. His judgment is fair, just, and without any biases. In this sermon, Rev. Das unpacks what that means for both the religious and the irreligious, and why no one can claim preferential treatment before a holy God.

Join us as we continue our journey through Paul’s letter to the Romans and explore what true righteousness looks like. Listen in and follow along with the series.

What kind of fire are your words kindling? In this powerful sermon, RE Aaron Vanderhorst invites us to consider the incredible power of the tongue, and how something as small as this can impact lives, relationships and one’s walk with the Lord. Taking thoughts from James 3:1–8, Bro. Aaron undertakes to expose the devastating potential of idle words and the far-reaching ramifications of the sins of our words.

Whether you’re navigating everyday conversations or wrestling with words spoken in frustration or haste, this episode offers space to pause and consider the wisdom that Apostle James has spelled out in his letter. For anyone who’s seeking to have their communication seasoned with grace, we invite you to take a moment to listen through this sermon.

What does it mean that “faith without works is dead”? In this sermon, our Ruling Elder Bro. Aaron Vanderhorst underscores the vital connection and interplay between authentic, saving faith and the fruits it springs forth. We affirm the Westminster Standards that we are justified by faith alone and yet, true “living faith” is never alone. This faith not only justifies but also sanctifies. Join us as we unpack this precious truth from James 2:17.