Latest sermon postings
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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 counting the cost—as modeled by Abraham, the psalmist, the Macedonian believers, and the woman with the alabaster jar. Rooted in grace (χάρις) and covenantal justice (צְדָקָה), it challenges us to become living channels of God’s boundless generosity rather than stagnant…
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Make Disciples
Jesus’ invitation, “Come and see,” captures the heart of discipleship—not as passive belief but as an embodied journey of learning, loving, and following Him in transformative obedience. In a world of fleeting commitments, true discipleship calls us to radical faithfulness, bearing fruit through sacrifice, community, and love.
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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 and leaders alike to rediscover reverent awe as the foundation of true understanding—where discernment, humility, and grace replace the illusions of self-made knowledge. Drawing from 1 Kings, Psalms, 1 John, and Luke, this sermon challenges us to seek not just…
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Joseph the Carpenter (τέκτων, tekton)
World Labour Day, May 1, 2025 | Theme: Joseph the Carpenter | Bible Readings: Genesis 1:26–2:3, Psalm 15, 2 Thessalonians 3:6–15, John 5:1–10 Introduction: The Dignity of Work and the Model of Joseph, the Carpenter On this World Labour Day, celebrated on the 1st of May, the Church of South India joins the global community…