In this sermon, we reflect how God demands full allegiance and delivers full assurance of His word to His people.

This sermon was preached by Rev Christopher David on February 9, 2025 at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Chennai, India.

Series: Unfailing Faithfulness to the Faithless, on the book of Judges.

The book of Judges exposes the depths of human sinfulness and depravity, but also reveals the unfailing faithfulness of God to His faithless covenant people and His never ending love.

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The fifth Judge of Israel, Gideon is called by God to save Israel from the Midian oppression and grant them peace much like Moses who saved Israel from the Egyptian oppression and granted them peace. Is Gideon the new Moses the people seek to save them from their oppressors?

Gideon however is cowardly and reluctant hearing God's call. Yet, God reveals his power and purpose to provide perfect peace for his people in spite of Gideon's feelings of inadequacy.

This sermon was preached by Rev Christopher David on February 2nd, 2025 at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Chennai, India.

Series: Unfailing Faithfulness to the Faithless, on the book of Judges.

The book of Judges exposes the depths of human sinfulness and depravity, but also reveals the unfailing faithfulness of God to His faithless covenant people and His never ending love.

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In this sermon, we reflect on the courageous faith of Deborah, Jael, and the contrasting restlessness of Sisera’s mother, showing how God works through His people to bring victory. Through faith and courage, God's people participate in the battle, leading to both victory and rest. We are reminded that, like the Israelites, we are called to praise God for His salvation in Christ, our ultimate Victor.

This sermon was preached by Rev Christopher David on January 26, 2025 at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Chennai, India.

God often chooses unexpected individuals to fulfill His divine purposes, as seen in Judges 4. In this passage, Deborah, Barak, and Jael each played pivotal roles in the deliverance of Israel. Despite Barak's hesitations and the surprising actions of these unlikely figures, it was ultimately God’s power that secured victory against overwhelming odds. This narrative serves as a reminder that, regardless of how weak or unlikely we may perceive ourselves, God is capable of using us for His glory.

Series: Unfailing Faithfulness to the Faithless, on the book of Judges.

The book of Judges exposes the depths of human sinfulness and depravity, but also reveals the unfailing faithfulness of God to His faithless covenant people and His never ending love.

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In this sermon, we explore the unlikely hero Shamgar, who, despite his pagan background, was used by God to deliver Israel with just an ox-goad. We also reflect on the biblical office of judges, highlighting how this role points to Jesus Christ as the ultimate Judge of the living and the dead.

In this sermon, we explore the story of Ehud, a left-handed judge chosen by God to deliver Israel. This narrative reminds us that God can use even our weaknesses for His purpose. Just as He delivered Israel from Moab, He offers ultimate freedom and victory through Jesus Christ. Join us for this meaningful message and be encouraged to trust in God's plan, no matter the challenges.

This sermon was preached by Rev Christopher David on January 05, 2025 at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Chennai, India.

Series: Unfailing Faithfulness to the Faithless, on the book of Judges.

The book of Judges exposes the depths of human sinfulness and depravity, but also reveals the unfailing faithfulness of God to His faithless covenant people and His never ending love.

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As we step into a new year, this sermon on Psalm 136 calls us to a life of gratitude for God's grace. We give thanks for who He is—our good, sovereign, and faithful God—and for His mighty acts in creation, redemption, and providence. Above all, we are reminded of His steadfast love, a boundless, unchanging covenantal love that endures forever. Be encouraged to face the future, anchored in the unwavering truth.

This sermon was preached by Rev Christopher David on December 29, 2024, at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Chennai, India.

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In this sermon, we reflect on the profound mystery of Christ's incarnation. Though He was infinitely rich in glory, power, wisdom, and holiness, Jesus became poor for our sake. By His poverty, we are made rich in grace, eternal life, and communion with God. We are called to come to Him in faith and experience the immeasurable riches of Christ!

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In this final sermon of our Advent series, we reflect on the humble shepherds—God’s chosen messengers of the birth of Christ. From being the first to hear the good news to becoming the first worshippers and preachers of Jesus, the shepherds exemplify faith, humility, and the power of God's grace.

This sermon was preached by Rev Christopher David on December 22, 2024, at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Chennai.

Sermon Series: The Cast of Christmas

A sermon series preached in December 2024, in which we reflect upon the advent of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The sermons consider the various characters in the Christmas story.

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Mary, the mother of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ was an ordinary Palestinian girl called to a play an extraordinary role in God’s great drama of redemption of the human race. Sadly, plenty of superstition and ignorance surrounds Mary in the church today. In this sermon, we consider the Biblical description of Mary as the Blessed Virgin, the Mother of God and the Handmaiden of the Lord.

Scripture: Luke 1:26-38

This sermon was preached by Rev. Christopher David on December 15, 2024, at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Chennai.

Sermon Series: The Cast of Christmas

A sermon series preached in December 2024, in which we reflect upon the advent of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The sermons consider the various characters in the Christmas story.

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