This sermon explores the aftermath of dramatic spiritual experiences, emphasizing that true victory lies in ordinary faithfulness rather than continued excitement. Drawing from 1 Samuel 7:13-17, it highlights how God restrains enemies without removing them entirely, restores lost spiritual ground, and grants unexpected peace to those who walk faithfully. The text contrasts fleeting emotional highs with the enduring power of consistent service and private devotion, illustrated by Samuel's annual circuit and his return to his altar. It warns against professionalizing ministry or neglecting personal communion with God while pursuing public work. Ultimately, the message calls believers to recover neglected areas of their lives, value seasons of quiet peace, and maintain a deep, private relationship with Christ amidst daily responsibilities.
2 Sept 2026
Exodus 1: Ethical Quandary
Greetings and welcome! This is our daily devotional for September 2, 2026. Today, we continue our series on Exodus in Chapter 1, where the Hebrew midwives received a grizzly order from Pharaoh. What were they to do? And how do we handle a passage that presents a real ethical quandary? Thanks for joining us!
2 Sept 2026
Live Not by Lies
The sermon argues that Christians must reject societal lies and propaganda by grounding their lives in biblical truth rather than unreliable secular sources. It identifies the COVID-19 pandemic response as a primary example of state-sponsored deception and mass manipulation designed to control public opinion. Drawing on Alexander Solzhenitsyn and George Orwell, the speaker warns that lying is the foundation of oppressive regimes and modern ideological movements. The message emphasizes the duty to uphold truth under the Ninth Commandment while exposing the tactics used to silence dissent and enforce conformity. Ultimately, believers are called to exercise critical discernment and rely solely on Scripture to remain free from spiritual and cultural deception.
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