Using the analogy of learning to drive a stick shift, the sermon calls Christians to move from a disengaged, coasting faith to a "fully engaged" life. The key scripture is Colossians 3:23-24, which commands doing everything [...]

This sermon uses the story of WWII prisoners who escaped a concentration camp only to walk in a circle and end up back where they started, illustrating the message of Ecclesiastes: a life lived without God is a frustrating, meaningless circle. [...]

In this powerful message from Romans 1:16-17, Paul proudly states he's not ashamed of the gospel because it's God's dynamite for saving everyone who believes, Jews first then Greeks, showing righteousness that comes purely by faith. [...]

Drawing from Ephesians 6, Dr. Jeremiah shares heartfelt encouragement for parents and kids on obedience and godly oversight in the home, stressing that true family strength comes through the Holy Spirit's control. Kids should obey because [...]

After World War II, German students rebuilding a bombed cathedral left a broken statue of Jesus without hands, changing the inscription to "Christ has no hands but our hands" to show Jesus now works through His followers. In Romans [...]

In this message on being fully engaged with God through love, Dr. Jeremiah explores the Shema from Deuteronomy 6:4-5, showing that loving God with all our heart, soul, strength, and mind means total commitment expressed through obedience, not just [...]

Using the clutch in a car as a picture—fully engaged or fully disengaged—Dr. Jeremiah calls believers to live a "fully engaged" Christian life, not coasting, lukewarm, or riding the clutch toward burnout. Drawing from Colossians 3:23-24, [...]