The sermon challenges believers to develop a practice of singing and prayer during hardship, arguing that this spiritual discipline helps truth travel from head to heart and serves as a powerful witness to non-believers. Pastor Jeff emphasizes that our response to suffering often becomes the loudest sermon we preach, and that singing in dark times demonstrates genuine faith in God's sovereignty and goodness.

This sermon addresses how Christians should conduct themselves in politically divided times, emphasizing that our primary citizenship is in heaven, not in any earthly nation. The core message is that Christians must guard their hearts against media-driven fear and anxiety, practice active listening even with those they disagree with, and demonstrate Christ-like grace in all political discourse. Rather than being known for political opinions, Christians should be recognized for their love, prayer for leaders, and unwavering focus on sharing the gospel.

This sermon from Acts 16 explores Paul's second missionary journey, emphasizing the importance of living intentionally for the gospel rather than drifting through life. Through the story of Lydia's conversion and Timothy's willingness to sacrifice for ministry effectiveness, the sermon demonstrates that God opens hearts while believers have the responsibility to move with purpose, share the gospel, and trust God's sovereignty in salvation. Pastor Jeff encourages believers to stop waiting for dramatic signs and instead take faithful steps based on what Scripture already reveals. The sermon balances divine sovereignty with human responsibility, showing that while only God can save, Christians must be obedient in sharing the gospel clearly and trusting Him with the results.

This sermon from Acts 15 explores the early church's handling of controversy regarding Gentile salvation and the subsequent disagreement between Paul and Barnabas. Pastor Jeff addresses how believers should handle disagreements within the church, emphasizing that unity should always be our aim while recognizing that God can work even through conflict. It challenges Christians to lay down personal rights and preferences out of love for one another, to avoid romanticizing the early church, and to remain grateful for the imperfect community God has given us rather than pursuing an idealized vision that breeds division.

This sermon explores the pivotal moment in Acts 15 when the early church grappled with the question of what makes someone a Christian. It delves into the tension between adherence to Old Testament laws and the new covenant of grace through Jesus Christ. Pastor Jeff emphasizes that salvation comes through faith alone, not by works or adherence to ceremonial laws. He explains the historical and spiritual significance of circumcision and how it relates to Christ's sacrifice, ultimately pointing to the sufficiency of God's grace for salvation.

Pastor Jeff explores the Apostle Paul's missionary journey in Acts 14, emphasizing the importance of sharing the gospel with people of diverse beliefs. He highlights the universal human longing for meaning and purpose, which can only be truly fulfilled through faith in Jesus Christ. He encourages believers to persevere in sharing the gospel despite opposition, drawing inspiration from Paul's resilience and unwavering commitment to his mission.

This sermon explores the beginning of Paul's missionary journeys in Acts 13, emphasizing the importance of prayer, fasting, and the mission to spread the Gospel. Pastor Jeff highlights the centrality of Christ's resurrection to the Christian faith and its transformative power in believers' lives. He challenges Christians to live on mission and encourages non-believers to consider the evidence for the resurrection, regardless of their preconceptions about Christianity.

This sermon explores the biblical mandate for Christians to honor and respect authority figures, even when it's challenging. Pastor Jeff emphasizes that God has established authority structures for the benefit of society and that honoring these authorities is a way of honoring God. He addresses the cultural tendency to disrespect authority and calls believers to a countercultural approach of submission and prayer for those in leadership positions.

This sermon explores the life and ministry of the prophet Elisha, emphasizing his unwavering commitment to God and the lasting impact of his faith. It draws parallels between Elisha's calling and modern Christian commitment, highlighting the importance of leaving a godly legacy that continues to glorify God even after death. Jobin challenges believers to live lives of complete dedication to God, burning bridges to past lifestyles and seeking a double portion of God's spirit to effectively minister in challenging times.