Rooted in Scripture, Growing in Faith
Explore biblical sermons, liturgical resources, and spiritual reflections that encourage meditation on God’s Word and deeper discipleship in Christ.
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“Blessed is the one whose delight is in the law of the Lord, and who meditates on His law day and night.” (Psalm 1:2)
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Jesus: The Ultimate Influencer
Biblical influence flows from God’s transforming presence rather than human prominence; therefore, those who trust…
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Trinity: The Divine Communion of Love
Sermon Title: Trinity: The Divine Communion of Love.Occasion: Trinity Sunday, May 31, 2026.Bible Readings: Isa. 48: 12-17 |…
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Pentecost: Hearing God’s Voice in a Noisy World
Sermon Title: Pentecost: Hearing God’s Voice in a Noisy World.Occasion: Pentecost Sunday, May 24, 2026.Bible Readings: 1 Kings…
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Holy Spirit: Promise of the Indwelling Presence.
God’s promise in Isaiah (to send his Spirit and his Redeemer) reaches fulfilment in the…
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Proclaim the Good News: By Every Means Possible
God is not silent. From creation to Christ, from prophets to apostles, Our God is…
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Risen Christ: Assurance of Everlasting Presence
The risen Christ assures God’s people that divine presence is not withdrawn after resurrection but…
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Walk with Christ in Passionate Love
To walk with Christ in passionate love is to be drawn by God’s everlasting mercy,…
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Risen Lord: The Co-traveller
The risen Christ is not encountered first as a distant object of belief, but as…
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Come and Dine: Invitation by the Risen Lord
Across all the appointed readings, God reveals Himself as the One who meets exhausted, fearful,…
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Resurrection: Victory over Death
The Resurrection proclaims not merely that Jesus lives again, but that death itself has been…
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Meditation Series: The Seven Words from the Cross
The Seven Words from the Cross: The final sayings of Jesus from the cross, traditionally…
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“Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit.” (Luke 23:46).
In His final breath, Jesus does not cry in despair but in trust. The cross…
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“It Is Finished” (John 19:30)
When Jesus cried, “It is finished,” He declared the completion of God’s redemptive work. The…
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“I thirst” (Gospel of John 19:28)
At the cross, the One who once offered living water to the thirsty world now…
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“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”(Matthew 27:46; Mark 15:34)
Christ’s cry from the cross: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”—reveals the…
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“Woman, behold thy son!… Behold thy mother!” (Gospel of John 19:26–27)
At the foot of the cross, Jesus does more than endure suffering; He creates a…
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“Today You Will Be with Me in Paradise” (Luke 23:43)
At the darkest moment of the crucifixion, Jesus offers an astonishing promise to a dying…
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“Father, Forgive Them; For They Know Not What They Do” (Luke 23:34)
On the cross, Jesus prays for those who crucify Him, revealing a love that refuses…
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The Cross: The Celebration of Life.
Good Friday proclaims a paradox at the heart of the Christian faith: the cross, an…
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The Anointing of Jesus
Holy Week moves with dramatic intensity. On Palm Sunday the crowds shout Hosanna. On Monday…
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The Cursing of the Fig Tree : Leaves Without Fruit
God is not looking for religious appearance (leaves); He is looking for spiritual fruit produced…
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Palm Sunday – Let the King of Peace Enter
Sermon Title: Let the King of Peace Enter.Occasion: March 29, 2026 – Palm Sunday.Bible Readings: 2 Kings…
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The Cross: Manifestation of Grace.
On Passion Sunday, the Church stands before the Cross not as a symbol of divine…
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Called to Be Liberative
Sermon Title: Called to Be Liberative.Occasion: 3rd Sunday before Easter | 4th Sunday in Lent, March 15,…
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Called to Be Inclusive: The Wide Mercy of God
God’s holiness is not threatened by inclusion; it is revealed through it. Across law, psalm,…
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Called to Shoulder One Another’s Burdens
The God revealed in Scripture is not distant from human weakness but draws near through…
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Called to Be Compassionate.
Biblical compassion is not sentiment but costly, embodied faithfulness. Across these readings, compassion emerges as…
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Lent: A Call to Renewal
Ash Wednesday does not begin with human effort but with God’s renewing initiative. Across all…
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Christ Redeems All: Divine Love Embraces Everyone
“The gospel does not tell us that God loves people who deserve mercy; it reveals…
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Compassion: Loving and Suffering Together
Sermon Title: Compassion: Loving and Suffering Together.Occasion: Healing Ministry Sunday, February 8, 2026.Bible Readings: Isa. 42: 1-9 |…
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Fall: Moving Away from God’s Purpose
The fall begins not in rebellion but in forgetting. when human lives drift from God’s…
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Sabbath Leads to the Fullness of Creation
Sabbath is not an interruption of creation’s purpose but its fulfillment. From the first pages…
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Ecumenical Sunday: Unity in Faith and Action
God’s Word reminds us that unity is not something we manufacture but something we receive…
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Break the Chain: Finding Freedom from Addictions
God’s grace does not merely restrain destructive habits, It breaks the chains that bind the…
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Baptism of Jesus: Affirmation of Identity and Mission.
At the Jordan, Jesus is baptized not to prove himself, but to be named Beloved.…
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Unveiling God’s Love to All
God’s love is not fragile or private, but expansive and unbreakable. From Abraham’s call to…
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Running the Race with Perseverance.
As we step into the New Year 2026, this sermon invites believers to run the…
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Counting God’s Blessings.
As we close the year 2025, this sermon invites us to pause and practice a…
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Family: Sanctuary of Non-Violence
On this Family Sunday, we are reminded that the family is more than a social…
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CHRIST: GUIDING LIGHT OF HOPE
This sermon explores the theological richness of the Incarnation and Epiphany through key Hebrew and…
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Joy to the World.
On this Christmas Eve, we celebrate not a fleeting sentiment but the cosmic joy of…
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Maranatha: Life in Waiting.
This sermon explores profound biblical terms such as Maranatha and Parousia, inviting believers to anticipate…
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Deliverance from the Grip of Fear
Rooted in the stories of Joseph, Joshua, David, and John, this Advent sermon explores how…
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God’s Word Challenges the Status Quo.
The birth of John the Baptist marks the arrival of a prophetic voice that shatters…
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Grace of God: The Hope for the Lowly
From the fragile basket on the Nile to the meeting of two unlikely mothers, grace…
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Peace in the Context of Violence
In a world unraveling under violence and division, the gospel calls us not to retaliate…
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Affirming the Worth of the Girl Child
In a world that often overlooks the girl child, Scripture speaks with bold clarity—from the…
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Vine and Branches
On Unity Sunday, we are called to rediscover our identity as branches of the True…
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What Will This Child Become?
On All Souls Day and Sunday School Sunday, we ask with sacred wonder, “What will…
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Celebration of God’s Sovereignty, Justice, and Peace.
On this Reformation Sunday, we celebrate not just a historical event but the enduring sovereignty…
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Youth with Christ in Action
This sermon, “Youth with Christ in Action,” explores how young people, rooted in Christ, can…
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Disability: Care and Honour
This sermon, “Disability: Care and Honour,” reclaims the biblical vision of dignity rooted in the…
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Priesthood of All Believers
On Laity Sunday, we reclaim a vital truth: every baptized believer is a priest—anointed to…
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Caring and Accepting the Elderly.
In an aging world often marked by neglect and loneliness, the Bible calls us to…
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Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist.
The life and witness of Matthew, once a despised tax collector, exemplify the transformative power…
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God and People of All Faiths.
In a world marked by religious diversity and division, the Scriptures reveal a God whose…
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Remembering and Celebrating Women’s Ministry
On this Women’s Sunday, we remember and celebrate the vital yet often overlooked ministries of…
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Education as a Ministry of the Church
Education is not merely a support function but a sacred ministry at the heart of…
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The Sacrament of Holy Communion
The Sacrament of Holy Communion is more than a ritual remembrance; it is a profound…
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Restoring the Image of God in Distorted Communities.
On this Dalit and Adivasi Sunday, we confront the painful reality of caste-based exclusion within…
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Baptism: Born from Above
Baptism is the divine mystery of being “born from above”—a spiritual rebirth through water and…
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Faith and Freedom: The Untold Story of India’s Christian Freedom Fighters.
When we think of India’s freedom struggle, We remember giants like Gandhi, Nehru, Patel, Bose,…
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Participatory Decision Making
In a nation as diverse as India, Christian leadership calls us to embrace participatory decision-making—rooted…
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Marriage: Lasting Life of Love
Marriage is a sacred covenant woven by God’s own hand—a lifelong union where two souls…
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Mission: From Everywhere to Every Where
On Mission Sunday, Mission: From Everywhere to Every Where reveals the radical inclusivity of God’s…
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Ordained Ministry: Fragrance of Christ
To be ordained is to be consecrated and sent as a fragrant offering of Christ’s…
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People of God: Flock of Christ
In a fragmented world, the people of God are called, formed, and led as Christ’s…
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Theological Education: Making of the Faithful
Theological education is not merely about learning doctrine but about becoming faithful—formed by Scripture, shaped…
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Giving without Counting the Cost
On Stewardship Sunday, this sermon invites us into the divine paradox of Christian generosity—giving without…
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Make Disciples
Jesus’ invitation, “Come and see,” captures the heart of discipleship—not as passive belief but as…
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Revelation of God in Worship
True worship is not a performance or emotional escape but a sacred encounter where God…
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Trinity: Community of Love
On Trinity Sunday, we celebrate not a puzzle to be solved but a mystery to…
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Come, Holy Spirit, Set Us Free
On this Pentecost Sunday, we proclaim the liberating power of the Holy Spirit—who turns deserts…
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Fear of the Lord is the Beginning of Wisdom
On this Student Sunday, “Fear of the Lord is the Beginning of Wisdom” calls learners…
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Mission with Christ’s Spirit
Christ’s mission continues through us—not by human strength, but by the Spirit’s power. Like Elisha,…
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Believing in Christ: The Truth
Sermon Title: Believing in Christ :The Truth.Occasion: 4th Sunday after Easter | May 18, 2025, Sunday.Textual Foundations: Exodus…
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Commissioning by the Risen Lord
Sermon Topic: Commissioning by the Risen Lord | “As the Father has sent me, I am…
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JOHN, Apostle and Evangelist
Theme: JOHN, Apostle and Evangelist – “The Witness Who Saw, Touched, and Believed”Date: May 6th…
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Rereading the Scripture with the Risen Lord
Theme: Rereading the Scripture with the Risen Lord | Bible portions: 2 Chro.34:29-33; Ps. 19:…
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Joseph the Carpenter (τέκτων, tekton)
World Labour Day, May 1, 2025 | Theme: Joseph the Carpenter | Bible Readings: Genesis…
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Empowered by the Risen Lord
Sermon Title: Empowered by the Risen Lord.Occasion: 1st Sunday after Easter | April 27, 2025,…
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Saint Mark, the Evangelist: Apostle of Action, Witness of Word
Saint Mark’s Day – April 25th, 2025. Saint Mark, traditionally identified with John Mark of…
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Resurrection: Celebrating Boundless Transformation
“He is not here: for he is risen, as he said.” – Matthew 28:6 (KJV)…
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The Cross – The Accomplishment of Salvation
Good Friday Theme: The Cross – Accomplishment of Salvation. Scripture Readings: Exodus 14:15-22 ; Psalm…
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Eucharist – Communion of Suffering Humanity
April 17, 2025 – Maundy Thursday – Bible Readings:• Exodus 12:1-7 • Psalm 116• 1…
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Hosanna (הושע נא, hoshiya-na): Lord Save Us
Date: 13th April 2025 | Occasion: PALM SUNDAY | Topic: Hosanna – Lord Save us…
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Cross and a New Paradigm to Discipleship
Date: 6th April 2025 | Occasion: PASSION SUNDAY | Topic: The Cross and a New…
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Transforming the Oppressive Structures
In a world where oppression, inequality, and injustice still permeate society, the call to transform…
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Acknowledging Faith Beyond Boundaries
Introduction: In a world that often thrives on divisions, where lines are drawn based on…
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Releasing from the Burden of Sin
Sin is one of the most powerful forces in the world. It’s pervasive, a heavy…
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Being with Outcasts and Marginalized
6th Sunday before Easter | 1st Sunday in Lent On this first Sunday in Lent,…
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Ash Wednesday: A Call to Vicarious Suffering
On Ash Wednesday, the Church invites us into a journey of reflection, penance, and transformation.…
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Lent – A Time of Redemption
Lent – A Time of Redemption Scripture References: Isaiah 58:1-63:14, Psalm 6, Romans 2:1-13, John…
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The Corruption of Creation
The Corruption of Creation: Introduction: The Distortion of God’s Good Creation On this Sunday, we…
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The Inter-dependence in Creation
Introduction: Understanding Our Connection to Creation On this Sunday, we are reminded of one of…
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Healing in Sickness
“Healing in Sickness” Introduction: A Day of Healing and Hope As we celebrate Healing Ministry…
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Praise the Lord (Worship)
“Praise the Lord (Worship)” Introduction: The Heart of Worship Worship is not just a moment…
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United in Love: A Call to Harmony and Unity
United in Love: A Call to Harmony and Unity In our world today, we are…
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Equality and Justice to All: A Call for True Righteousness
In a world where inequality and injustice often seem to prevail, it is easy to…
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Day 8: “Waiting for the Kingdom and the Life to Come”
Day 8: “Waiting for the Kingdom and the Life to Come” Theme: “Do You Believe…
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Day 7: Baptism into the Death and Resurrection of the Lord
Day 7: Baptism into the Death and Resurrection of the Lord Main Theme: “Do you…
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Day 6: The Church: Community of Believers
Day 6: The Church: Community of Believers Main Theme: “Do you believe this?” – Week…
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Day 5: The Holy Spirit, the Giver of Life and Joy
Day 5: The Holy Spirit, the Giver of Life and Joy Main Theme: “Do you…
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Day 4: The Paschal Mystery: Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus
Day 4: The Paschal Mystery: Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Main Theme: “Do you…
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Day 3: The Incarnation of the Son
Day 3: The Incarnation of the SonMain Theme: “Do you believe this?” – Week of…
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Day 2: Creation as God’s Work
Day 2 Topic: Creation as God’s Work Main Theme: “Do you believe this?” – Week…
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One Body – One Baptism: A Call for Unity in Christ
One Body – One Baptism: A Call for Unity in Christ In today’s fragmented world,…
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Day 1: The Fatherhood and Care of God Who Rules the Universe
Day 01 Topic; The Fatherhood and Care of God Who Rules the Universe As we…
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Intro: “Do You Believe This?” – A Call to Faith in Christ
Sermon: “Do You Believe This?” – A Call to Faith in Christ As we approach…
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Morning Meditation of 11 January 2025: Psalm 27:4
One thing I ask from the Lord, this only do I seek: that I may…
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Be Holy: A Call to Live Distinctively for God
Be Holy: A Call to Live Distinctively for God In a world filled with distractions,…
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And God said, “I will be with you” – Jan 10, 2025, Bible Verse of the Day
Morning Meditation on Exodus 3:12- Jan 10, 2025, Bible Verse of the Day – Today’s…
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“The Lord is my light and my salvation”- Jan 9, 2025, Bible Verse of the Day
Today’s Verse to Meditate: Psalm 27:1 –The Lord is my light and my salvation, “whom shall,…
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“Meditate On Exodus 3:8 – God’s Promise Of Deliverance, Transformation, And Abundance”
Today’s Verse to Meditate: Exodus 3:8 – “I have come down to rescue them from…
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Revelation for Salvation: God’s Call to Transformation
Revelation for Salvation: God’s Call to Transformation Throughout the Scriptures, God’s revelations are powerful moments…
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God’s Call for Committed Partnership: A New Year Covenant Day Message
God’s Call for Committed Partnership: A New Year Covenant Day Message As we stand at…
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Year Ending Watch Night Service – “Come to the Lord and Rejoice”
Year Ending Watch Night Service – “Come to the Lord and Rejoice” As we approach…
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Christmas: A New Dawn
Christmas: A New Dawn As we celebrate Christmas, we are reminded that this season is…
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Christmas Eve: Peace on Earth
Christmas Eve: Peace on Earth On this special night, as we gather in celebration of…
