Paul emphasizes that in Christ Jesus, only being a new creation truly matters—not circumcision or uncircumcision—and those who live by this rule receive peace and mercy. Having endured great suffering, he declares that no one should trouble him [...]

Even though demons spoke in the possessed man's head and he harmed himself through inward-turned anger and self-sabotage, nothing could stop him from running to Jesus for deliverance. Jesus freed him from the legions, showing that true healing [...]

Even though the disciples saw the resurrected Jesus enter the room and heard Him say “Peace be unto you,” their trauma-made certainty of His death kept them from believing—until He showed them the wounds in His hands and side. True authenticity and [...]

God has abundant blessings reserved, waiting only on our obedience—like the miraculous catch of fish that came when Peter finally cast his net at Jesus' word. This out-of-season breakthrough will overflow nets, require partnerships, stretch us [...]

Paul rejects continuing in sin to abound in grace, insisting that those dead to sin cannot live in it anymore—yet today the church often mutes talk of sin and lowers God's unchanging standard. In the story of the woman caught in adultery, [...]

Like the prodigal son who demanded his inheritance early out of inner deception and pride, many waste years insisting life must match their own vision, losing time and sustainability. True breakthrough comes from humility to receive a simple [...]

The Holy Spirit, called "breath," intimately hovers over creation like a bird brooding eggs, desiring rhythmic alignment with us in God's constant motion; yet He is not muted—He speaks powerfully, commanding light into darkness and [...]

In the story of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15, the young man comes to his senses amid the pigs, realizing he has the gifts but left the Giver, and declares, “I will arise and go to my father.” This epiphany leads him to take full responsibility, [...]

Drawing from Genesis 26, Isaac sowed in a time of famine and reaped a hundredfold harvest through God's supernatural blessing, provoking envy among the Philistines. Yet by persistently digging his father's wells despite opposition and [...]

Drawing from 1 Samuel 30, after David and his men returned to find Ziklag burned and their families taken, David wept until he had no strength left—but then he encouraged himself in the Lord, inquired of God, and received divine permission to [...]

Drawing from the life of Moses in Exodus and Numbers, true leadership is not about titles but about influence, toughness, and being unorthodox—willing to stand out, break rules, and move people forward despite frustration and criticism. God is [...]

The birth of Jesus, foreordained from the foundation of the world, was a moment of heavenly celebration yet filled with human difficulties for Mary and Joseph. Drawing from the Christmas story in Luke, the preacher emphasizes that even when God’s [...]

Walking with God means rejecting a normal, ordinary life because He is an unexpected God who does extraordinary things—turning water to wine, raising the dead, and empowering believers to break cycles and rise. In this fiery message, Bishop T.D. [...]

Emotions are a gift from God that make us human, but leaders must master them rather than be led by them, lest mood swings create chaos for everyone around. Drawing from personal experience and biblical examples like Hagar, the preacher warns [...]

Conflicting and limiting belief systems—whether personal, cultural, or systemic—kill dreams and cause people to give up, just like Simon Peter washing his nets after a fruitless night. Preaching from Luke 5, Bishop Jakes declares that when Jesus [...]

In times of uncertainty and change, believers must pray for God's protection over their seed, children, and resources while staying firmly in the place of divine provision He has assigned. Drawing from biblical examples like Hagar and the [...]

Everyone has at least one weakness—a temper, doubt, disorder, or physical limitation—that disproportionately affects their whole life, forcing coping mechanisms and often attracting enablers who sustain the dysfunction. Preaching from the story of [...]

Moses is leading a people suffering from spiritual "motion sickness" after 430 years of stagnation in Egypt, and true leadership requires movement despite the discomfort of change. Drawing from Israel's wilderness journey, the [...]

Jesus called Peter the rock upon which He would build His church, but even rocks get tired from carrying the weight of others' expectations and burdens. Drawing from Acts 12 where Peter sleeps deeply in prison despite facing possible [...]

The early church, born amid Roman oppression of the Jews, exists in the world though not of it, mutually influenced by its cultural and political environment. In Acts 12, Peter faces a governmental attack from Herod as a threat to Roman control, [...]

Though we once thought we were simply living together in the same generation and sharing ministry, maturity reveals we are actually dying together, which should deepen appreciation and urgency in relationships. Drawing from Jesus' teaching on [...]

God intentionally places restrictions and conflicts in our lives—like the forbidden tree in Eden—to create friction that proves genuine choice, fertilizes faith, and develops maturity. Drawing from Romans 6-7, Paul openly confesses the ongoing [...]

Jacob's lifelong struggle for blessing and destiny began in the womb, where he fought Esau and grasped his heel at birth, earning the name "supplanter." Through God's prophetic reversal—declaring the older would serve the [...]

In turbulent times filled with external chaos and internal stress, God speaks through Hebrews to provide an anchor for our souls, showing that He swore by Himself to confirm His unbreakable promise to Abraham: "Surely blessing I will bless [...]

Drawing from the story of young Samuel hearing God's voice but needing old Eli's wisdom to respond properly, the preacher stresses that true shift in God requires intergenerational respect, humility, and willingness to receive direction, [...]

In these deafeningly noisy times—filled with media chaos, personal struggles, health threats, and inner turmoil that disrupts sleep, peace, and even heart rhythm—Jesus functioned amid the crowd's shifting cries from "Hosanna" to [...]

In a narcissistic "me" society obsessed with selfies, feelings, and self-interest that destroys marriages, ministries, and commitments, the preacher contrasts this with Nehemiah—a cupbearer risking his life daily—who learned to live [...]

After exalting Christ's full divinity as God incarnate in John 1, the Gospel dramatically shifts in chapter 2 to Jesus attending an ordinary wedding feast where He performs His first miracle—turning water into wine—not for a dire crisis but to [...]

Everyone has hidden shame that would embarrass them if exposed, yet we harshly judge others' failures; using Peter's denial of Jesus as an example, the preacher reminds us that biblical heroes were complex, flawed humans—great in faith [...]

In Romans 8, Paul explains that believers groan inwardly with creation while awaiting redemption, yet the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness by interceding with wordless groans when we don't know how to pray, assuring us that all things work [...]

After his great victory on Mount Carmel, Elijah flees in fear from Jezebel's threat, reaches a breaking point under the juniper tree where he despairs of life and asks God to let him die, but God meets him there not with miracles but with [...]

The birth of Jesus was planned and celebrated in eternity long before it happened in time, yet from a human perspective—especially Mary's and Joseph's—it came with terrifying challenges and inconveniences. Despite no precedent, no place, [...]

Paul's second letter to Timothy is a deeply personal charge from a spiritual father to his son in the faith, emphasizing the vital role of mentorship that informs with knowledge, insulates with protection, and inspires toward higher [...]

While the old church powerfully taught deliverance through prayer and faith, it often failed to prepare believers for ongoing struggles that God sometimes allows to persist—yet through Christ, Paul learned contentment and strength in every [...]

Drawing from the sudden fall of the invincible Babylonian Empire in 539 BC, the preacher warns against national pride while declaring that when God says "enough" to captivity and oppression, He sovereignly turns everything around—often [...]

Even in Babylonian captivity, God's people clung to three truths: being taken to Babylon doesn't make you Babylonian, memories of God's faithfulness define your true identity, and we must hold onto those memories to resist [...]

In this sermon, the preacher explores the destructive impact of abandonment on people, drawing parallels with neglected houses and cars, and rooting the need for connection in God's declaration that it is not good for man to be alone from [...]

In this sermon based on the story of Jesus at age 12 being left behind in Jerusalem during Passover (Luke 2:41–52), the preacher emphasizes that Mary and Joseph failed to recognize the immense value of what they already had—Jesus, the true Passover [...]

Drawing from Genesis and the creation of man in God’s image as a tripartite being—body, soul, and spirit—the preacher explains that the real spiritual battle is for the soul, especially the mind, where Satan attacks through emotions, memories, past [...]

Based on Ezra 3 where the laying of the second temple's foundation caused young people to shout for joy while old men wept bitterly, the preacher shows how the same event triggered opposite reactions due to generational differences in memory [...]

Using the Passover in Exodus and the Lord's Supper as examples of God creating defining memories for His people, the preacher turns to Psalm 137 where the exiles in Babylon weep bitterly when they remember the lost glory of Jerusalem after its [...]

In this powerful eulogy-style tribute drawing from the shipwreck in Acts 27, the preacher declares the ship itself as the true hero of the story—a metaphor for Bishop Jay Delano Ellis, who quietly bore immense weight, endured storms, betrayals, [...]

Drawing from Genesis and the concept of being created in God's image, the preacher defines true fatherhood as gradually unveiling authentic masculinity to children over time, leaving a legacy of character and relational skill for sons to [...]

Setting the stage for the confrontation between Elijah and the prophets of Baal in 1 Kings, the preacher humanizes Jezebel by explaining her actions stem from homesickness and frustration after being forced into a political marriage that uprooted [...]

In an age drowning in skepticism where people doubt everything from institutions to God Himself, the preacher warns that the root sin isn't immorality but unbelief—drawing from John 3:14-18 to show that eternal life comes only through [...]

Drawing from the Gospel of John, the preacher distinguishes John the Apostle—the young cousin of Jesus who outlived the others—from John the Baptist, his first pastor, emphasizing how the Baptist's profound self-assurance in his role as [...]

Drawing on the psychological meaning of trauma as deep soul damage, the preacher explains different types—chronic, acute, and complex—and how triggers unexpectedly resurface old wounds, but urges believers to move beyond nurturing trauma by [...]

Highlighting the unique heavenly perspective of John's Gospel—which begins with the eternal Word rather than earthly lineage—the preacher celebrates John the Apostle as "the one whom Jesus loves," a self-description revealing [...]

In this sermon on the story of doubting Thomas from John 20, the preacher emphasizes how Jesus mercifully returned just for one skeptical disciple, inviting him to touch His wounds to prove the resurrection. Through this personal encounter, [...]

Drawing from a personal mission trip experience in Africa where rain was celebrated as a blessing rather than a danger, the preacher illustrates how scarcity changes perception and connects it to biblical texts about depending on God for provision. [...]