This sermon explores Romans 12:9–21 and calls Christians to adopt the deacon lifestyle—sincere, sacrificial love rooted in Jesus rather than hypocrisy.It offers practical instruction: hate evil, cling to what is good, serve and honor others, practice hospitality, forgive enemies, repent often, and seek to overcome evil with good.The message encourages seeing Christ in the hurting, serving the least, and letting Jesus shape how we love and live.
13 Oct 2026
Galatians 6:9-10 "Never Grow Weary." you have time.
This episode traces how Christians during the Plague of Cyprian ran toward suffering and service, helping a broken Rome and sowing the roots of church growth.Using Galatians 6:9-10, the sermon urges a deacon-like lifestyle: stay motivated by Christ and eternity, give time to others, disciple and serve both inside and outside the church, and persist in doing good even when results are slow.
5 Oct 2026
Partial sermon, technical difficulties, Matthew 25:35-46, October 4th
This episode explores Jesus' call to serve the "least of these"—feeding, clothing, sheltering, visiting prisoners, and caring for those in need—as the basic acts of true humanity and a foretaste of heaven.Through Scripture, sacramental life, and practical advice, the speaker urges listeners to walk alongside people in need, learn their names, and offer sustained compassion rather than quick fixes, emphasizing that these acts flow from gratitude and the Holy Spirit.The message closes with a reminder that serving others is not about earning salvation but living into the kingdom now and encountering Christ in everyday acts of love and mercy.
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