1. Do not imitate citizens of this world 2. imitate fellow citizens of heaven

Our regular 9:00 AM worship service

The sermon examines the final miracle of Jesus in John 21, where the disciples catch a multitude of fish after failing to do so on their own. This event serves as a powerful reminder that spiritual fruitfulness depends entirely on Christ's power rather than human effort or tradition. The preacher emphasizes that just as the disciples could not succeed without His command, believers must rely on divine strength for effective ministry and salvation. By reflecting on past encounters with God, the congregation is encouraged to trust in His sovereignty and recognize their role as laborers working together with Him. Ultimately, the message affirms that success in the Christian life is found only through abiding in Jesus Christ.

When the Silent Seer Speaks 1. A punishment greater than silence 2. A provision greater than Samuel

The sermon explores the biblical figure of Naphtali, whose name means wrestling and who is described as a hind let loose, to illustrate the believer's journey from bondage to freedom in Christ. By connecting Genesis 49:21 with passages like Habakkuk and Matthew 4, the message highlights how Jesus fulfilled prophecy through His ministry in Galilee, bringing the good news of salvation. The preacher emphasizes that true deliverance comes not from human effort or religious works, but solely through faith in Jesus' sacrificial death and resurrection. Believers are encouraged to cast aside worry and reliance on their own strength, trusting instead in God's provision and presence. Ultimately, the transcript calls listeners to embrace the gospel, recognizing that Christ bore the weight of sin so they might walk in liberty.

The Marriage Supper of the Lamb 1. What it is 2. Who it is that calls 3. Who are called