In John 10, Jesus uses the familiar picture of a shepherd and his sheep to reveal something extraordinary about Himself. As the illustration unfolds, we discover why He is unlike every other shepherd and why we can trust Him completely.
11 Oct 2026
Truth for the Church
This sermon surveys the thirteen epistles of Paul, framing them as the necessary follow-up to the missionary journeys in Acts. It argues that these letters address the essential needs of new believers by defining what they must believe, how they must function as a church, and how they must live daily. The presentation highlights key theological themes such as justification by faith alone in Romans and Galatians, the unity and maturity of the body of Christ in Corinthians and Ephesians, and the transformative power of the gospel on personal identity and relationships in Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon. The tone is instructional and pastoral, emphasizing that sound doctrine is the foundation for ethical behavior and spiritual growth. Finally, the sermon concludes with the hope of Christ's return found in the Thessalonian letters, encouraging believers to live faithfully and watch for His coming.
7 Oct 2026
It's Not Fair | Renew Conference
The sermon explores the theological concept that divine fairness often manifests as the assignment of heavy burdens, using the distribution of wagons in Numbers 7 to illustrate that the tribe of Kohath was given the most sacred duties, requiring them to carry holy items on their shoulders rather than in wagons. This biblical principle is applied to the Christian experience, arguing that life's hardships and perceived injustices are not punishments but opportunities for spiritual refinement and dependence on God. By citing the apostle Paul's imprisonment in Philippians and his thorn in the flesh in 2 Corinthians, the message asserts that suffering advances the gospel and deepens one's relationship with Christ. The preacher challenges the audience to move beyond resentment or resignation toward rejoicing, recognizing that these 'hard things' are actually 'holy things' designed to make believers weak so that God's strength may be perfected in them.
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