Sermons

The sermon teaches that Jesus invites us to exchange the burden of performance, guilt, and anxiety for the true rest found in Him. By trusting Christ with our burdens and returning to our first love, we experience inner healing, heart realignment, and a life led by grace rather than self-effort.

This devotional calls us back to the center of faith: a living relationship with Jesus beyond religion and routine. The Gospel is presented as a daily path with the power to transform, restore, and align the heart through grace.

This devotional presents the divine principle of multiplication as something that flows from gratitude and God’s presence. Throughout the week, we are challenged to replace complaining with gratitude, remain planted in the Lord’s presence, and seek the Source above the blessings. In this way, we begin 2026 aligned with a life of continuous growth that flows from a living relationship with Christ.

The message declares 2026 as the Year of Multiplication, emphasizing that multiplication is in God’s heart and happens when we cry out and value what we already have. God multiplies people, provision, anointing, and leaders when we place in His hands what He has entrusted to us. The key is trusting the Lord and surrendering what we have, regardless of circumstances.

The message emphasizes time as a gift from God and the importance of using it wisely. It highlights the brevity of life and the need to set clear goals and plan intentionally to fulfill God’s purpose. The desert is temporary, but how we manage time determines the length and quality of our journey.

Christmas celebrates the moment when God became human in Jesus to redeem humanity. More than traditions, it reveals God’s eternal love and invites every area of our lives to come to know Christ.

Correct faith transforms life by renewing the mind and changing beliefs. As we know the truth and live by Christ’s righteousness, our behavior aligns with God’s will. This faith produces freedom, ongoing repentance, and a life that glorifies God.

The message teaches that those who want to experience God’s new must not only take a stand but also remain steadfast. Perseverance strengthens faith, blesses the family, and sustains the covenant with God, enabling spiritual growth and lasting fruit.

A message teaching that God’s “new” requires movement, active faith, and practical steps. It’s not enough to wait—one must take a stand, sow, and act in order to experience what God has promised.

This message teaches that even though many people believe their best days are behind them, God has something new prepared. To experience this new thing, we must let go of the past, open our hearts to what God is doing now, and understand that true renewal is only possible through Jesus.

The message highlights God’s plan to save humanity through Jesus, showing that no human effort could overcome sin. Salvation is a gift of divine grace, received through faith, and marks the beginning of a new life in Christ.

Knowing God transforms the way we live — it produces trust, love, and genuine obedience. The true Christian life is rooted in relationship with God, not in religious performance.

In this message, we explore that obeying is better than pleasing because God does not seek human effort, but hearts aligned with His Word. True devotion is not found in sacrifices or performance, but in a transformed life that expresses love through obedience.