Latest sermon postings
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Vine and Branches
On Unity Sunday, we are called to rediscover our identity as branches of the True Vine—Jesus Christ—whose life flows through us, binding diverse members into one Body and empowering us to bear lasting fruit for God’s glory. As the prophetic sticks in Ezekiel were joined in one hand, so too are we grafted into one…
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What Will This Child Become?
On All Souls Day and Sunday School Sunday, we ask with sacred wonder, “What will this child become?”—not out of mere curiosity, but in deep trust that every life, from cradle to grave, is held within God’s eternal purposes, named by grace, and destined for glory. In the liturgy of life and death, Christian formation…
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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 of God who calls His people into truth, justice, and peace. From Moses before Pharaoh to Christ before Pilate, Scripture reveals a divine kingdom where justice is not imposed by power but proclaimed through righteousness—and reformation remains the Church’s constant…
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Youth with Christ in Action
This sermon, “Youth with Christ in Action,” explores how young people, rooted in Christ, can become transformative agents of faith, justice, and leadership in today’s world. Drawing from Daniel, Psalm 98, Acts, and John, it challenges youth to resist conformity, serve with the Spirit, and follow Christ boldly as the church in action today.
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Disability: Care and Honour
This sermon, “Disability: Care and Honour,” reclaims the biblical vision of dignity rooted in the Imago Dei, challenging the Church to move beyond pity toward covenantal inclusion, justice, and honour for persons with disabilities and palliative conditions. Through the stories of Mephibosheth, Aeneas, and Christ’s healing ministry, it calls the Church to become a community…
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Priesthood of All Believers
On Laity Sunday, we reclaim a vital truth: every baptized believer is a priest—anointed to worship, witness, and serve. Drawing from Isaiah, Peter, the Psalms, and the prayer of Jesus, this sermon renews our understanding of the Church as a community of consecrated, courageous ministers—not passive spectators but living stones in God’s redemptive work.
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Caring and Accepting the Elderly.
In an aging world often marked by neglect and loneliness, the Bible calls us to honour and care for the elderly as a sacred, intergenerational mandate. Rooted in stories like Joseph’s care for Jacob and Paul’s instructions to Timothy, this sermon reminds the Church that honouring elders is not merely tradition but a divine command…
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Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist.
The life and witness of Matthew, once a despised tax collector, exemplify the transformative power of divine wisdom, calling us to embrace faith that transcends worldly gain. Through his Gospel, Matthew reveals Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament promise and the true King of the Kingdom of Heaven, inviting us to a life of…
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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 sovereign love extends beyond any single ethnicity and religious boundary—offering restoration and new life to whoever believes in Him. From Amos’s vision of justice for all nations to Jesus’ promise of gathering “other sheep” outside the fold, God’s redemptive mission…
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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 women throughout Scripture—from Deborah’s prophetic leadership to the faithful support of Jesus’ earliest followers. Their stories invite us to reimagine ministry as a gender-inclusive calling, essential to the unfolding of God’s redemptive work in the world.
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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 the Church’s mission. From Ezra’s public reading of the Law to Jesus’ Beatitudes on the mountaintop, teaching is a divine vocation that forms believers, renews covenant, and transforms lives.
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The Sacrament of Holy Communion
The Sacrament of Holy Communion is more than a ritual remembrance; it is a profound participation in the life, death, and resurrection of Christ. As we “do this in remembrance of me” (Luke 22:19), we enter into a sacred mystery that unites us with the eternal covenant sealed by His blood, nourishing our faith with…
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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 the Church and proclaim the liberating Gospel truth that in Christ, every person—regardless of caste or status—is fully restored in the divine image (imago Dei). Justice, mercy, and humility call us to dismantle oppressive hierarchies and live out a faith…
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Baptism: Born from Above
Baptism is the divine mystery of being “born from above”—a spiritual rebirth through water and the Spirit that marks the believer’s passage from death to new life in Christ. Rooted in biblical imagery from Noah’s flood to Nicodemus’ encounter with Jesus, baptism initiates us into a transformative journey of identity, mission, and faithful discipleship in…