The sermon challenges believers to stop hesitating between faith and doubt by examining the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 18. It emphasizes that a genuine relationship with God requires repairing the 'altar' of prayer and commitment, which often becomes broken or cold due to neglect. The message argues that confidence in prayer should be built upon the foundation of God's past faithfulness, rather than current circumstances or personal feelings. Ultimately, the central call is to make a decisive choice to follow the Lord, trusting that He hears and answers prayers with the purpose of revealing His true identity to a doubting world.
20 Sept 2026
The Path to Maturity
This sermon explores the spiritual progression of believers as outlined in 1 John 2:12-14, distinguishing between three stages of Christian maturity: little children, young men, and fathers. The central message emphasizes that these terms refer not to biological age but to spiritual development, beginning with the foundational assurance of forgiveness for new converts. It advances to the stage of spiritual strength derived from abiding in and applying the Word of God to overcome the wicked one. Finally, it describes the mature believer who possesses a deep, intimate knowledge of Christ and a desire for a closer walk with the Father. The tone is instructional and encouraging, urging the congregation to move beyond spiritual infancy by trusting in God's promises and seeking a deeper relationship with Jesus.
9 Sept 2026
The Lord Stood With Me
The sermon explores the profound isolation of the Apostle Paul in 2 Timothy 4, where he experienced total abandonment by his associates. Despite this human desertion, Paul found that the Lord stood with him, providing essential strength and empowerment for his ministry. The preacher illustrates this truth through personal anecdotes about mentorship and the disappointment of broken relationships to highlight the danger of placing ultimate trust in people. The central message emphasizes that God's presence offers a unique security and courage that human support cannot replicate. Believers are encouraged to rely on divine preservation and deliverance rather than the reliability of others.
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