This sermon examines the narrative of Saul's search for lost donkeys in 1 Samuel 9, illustrating how God's providence operates through ordinary and seemingly insignificant events. It contrasts Saul's impressive physical stature and social standing with his spiritual ignorance, highlighting the biblical principle that God looks at the heart rather than outward appearance. The text encourages believers to trust in God's sovereign guidance during times of disappointment or confusion, urging them to fulfill their daily duties and seek wise counsel rather than attempting to decode every circumstance. Ultimately, the passage serves as a reminder that while human vision is limited, God sees the full destination of our lives, pointing believers toward the true King, Jesus Christ, who came to save the lost.
7 Oct 2026
Psalm 43: I will yet Praise Him
This sermon explores Psalm 43 as a prayer for vindication and guidance, situating David's distress within the context of exile and opposition from an ungodly nation. The central message emphasizes that while believers may feel forsaken or rejected by God during times of suffering, this perception contradicts the truth of God's sovereign care and the ultimate vindication found in Christ. The text connects David's longing for the tabernacle to the New Testament reality of corporate worship, arguing that public assembly provides unique access to God's presence. Furthermore, the sermon interprets the psalm's imagery of light and truth as pointing to the Holy Spirit's illumination and the Messiah, who fulfills the Old Testament types. Ultimately, the preacher encourages believers to maintain hope, recognizing that their present mourning is a temporary state preceding the eternal praise of God in the heavenly sanctuary.
7 Oct 2026
A Solid Grip
The sermon presents a five-point framework for maintaining a solid grip on the Christian life, using the analogy of holding an object with all five fingers. It begins by emphasizing the theological significance of the blood of Jesus, which not only cleanses sin but also justifies believers as righteous before God, countering the accusations of Satan. The second point focuses on the necessity of living by every word of God, urging believers to read and store Scripture to receive divine guidance in daily decisions. The third point distinguishes between having the Holy Spirit and being filled with Him, illustrating that fullness requires yielding every area of life to His control. The fourth point addresses the daily discipline of dying to self, asserting that true resurrection life is manifested only through the continuous acceptance of the cross. Finally, the sermon calls for active participation in the local body of Christ, emphasizing that genuine love and function within the local fellowship are essential for a mature Christian walk.
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