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The sermon examines the healing of the lame man at the temple gate in Acts 3, emphasizing the transition from the Old Covenant to the Church Age and the role of miracles in authenticating the apostles' ministry. It highlights the importance of consistent prayer, referencing Jesus' teachings in Matthew 6 to encourage believers to seek God privately and according to His will. The message challenges the congregation to prioritize spiritual needs over personal busyness or annoyance, urging them to see the lost as recipients of Christ rather than merely as social nuisances. By contrasting the genuine, God-centered praise of the healed man with modern sensationalism, the text affirms that divine power remains the ultimate source of salvation and transformation.
7 Oct 2026
I will Extol The Lord
This sermon explores the call to extol the Lord by examining Psalm 30, highlighting how God lifts believers out of despair and transforms mourning into dancing. The message emphasizes that praise is rooted in God's power to heal, provide, and redeem, as illustrated by the transition from a life of sin to one of sanctification in Christ. Through the example of Annie Johnson Flint and the apostle Paul, the text demonstrates that abundant joy and peace are available even amidst severe suffering or imprisonment. The central theme asserts that a believer's life should magnify Christ whether in life or death, leading to eternal praise. The tone is pastoral and encouraging, urging the audience to find their identity and joy in God's promises rather than their circumstances.
6 Oct 2026
Jesus the Prophet
The sermon examines the role of biblical prophets and contrasts their limitations with the supremacy of Jesus Christ, who is identified as the ultimate and perfect prophet. It challenges modern claims of false prophecy by emphasizing that true revelation must align with Scripture, citing Deuteronomy and 1 Corinthians to warn against unauthorized words. The central argument posits that Jesus, as the Creator and the Word, perfectly fulfilled all prophetic expectations regarding His death, burial, and resurrection. The message concludes with an urgent pastoral appeal for listeners to trust in Christ's completed work and be prepared for His return, rather than relying on speculative end-times knowledge or false spiritual leaders.
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