In this passionate sermon drawing from Romans 8:1 and the story of Elijah feeling alone despite his anointing, the preacher proclaims God’s unwavering loyalty and faithfulness even when we feel abandoned, foolish, or forsaken. Amid chaos like [...]

In a time of national division and chaos reminiscent of ancient Rome, the preacher declares God’s unchanging loyalty and stability, emphasizing that He remains faithful even to backsliders and those who stray. Drawing on God’s promise to Abraham [...]

God speaks to weary, troubled souls through His promise to Abraham in Genesis, assuring them with an oath sworn by Himself: "Surely blessing I will bless thee, and multiplying I will multiply thee." This irrevocable word is meant to [...]

In the story of Hagar fleeing into the desert from Sarai's abuse, the angel of the Lord finds her, commands her to return and submit, and promises great blessing on her son Ishmael—revealing that God sees even the overlooked runaway slave, [...]

Paul, in commending the Ephesian elders to God in Acts 20, highlights the power of the word of His grace to build believers up and grant them an inheritance among the sanctified; this word is revealed as Christ's last will and testament sealed [...]

In the dedication of Solomon’s temple, man’s impressive construction only became truly awe-inspiring when God’s glory descended upon it through unified praise; this divine presence filled the house completely, showing that God always fills what He [...]

Paul declares "I am crucified with Christ," meaning not a literal death but a spiritual surrender where his own will, desires, plans, and fleshly ways are nailed to the cross with Jesus—echoing Christ's surrender in Gethsemane, this [...]

Society trains us from childhood to "not stare" at those who are different, which often turns into "not seeing" them at all—making the disabled, the poor, the homeless, essential workers, and even family members invisible; yet [...]

Ezekiel's vision of the valley of dry bones is not a children's song but a profound prophecy about Israel's scattering, the horrific genocide of six million Jews in the Holocaust, and their miraculous restoration as a nation in [...]

In this powerful message on Exodus 14, the preacher portrays Egypt as the ancient superpower and Pharaoh as an unstoppable force pursuing the Israelites to the Red Sea, yet God dramatically intervenes to separate His people, baptize them into a new [...]

Drawing from the story of Sarah and Abraham in Genesis, the preacher declares that nothing is too hard for God—even promising a child to a 99-year-old barren woman in impossible times—and urges believers to move from doubt and laughter to [...]

In this heartfelt tribute drawing from Acts 27, the preacher compares the storm-tossed voyage of the prisoner Paul—who remains spiritually free, influential, and defined by God’s glory rather than chains—to the life of Bishop J. Delano Ellis, [...]

Drawing from Romans 8:18, the preacher urges believers not to define their lives by current sufferings or isolated painful moments but to "reckon" them on a scale against the future glory to be revealed in us, declaring that God is a God [...]

From the aftermath of David's sin with Bathsheba in 2 Samuel, the preacher proclaims scandalous grace that empowers sinners to rise from guilt and shame, wash their face, anoint themselves, change garments, and boldly enter God's presence [...]

The preacher emphasizes that faith reaches its fullest power through agreement—first with God and then with others—using Abraham and Sarah as the prime example of a couple who, despite differences, aligned on God's promise, enabling Sarah to [...]

The preacher emphasizes that in times of deep pain—whether from COVID-19 deaths, street violence, or personal loss—what people truly need is not someone to fix everything, but someone who can be touched by the feeling of their infirmity. Drawing [...]

The preacher explores the deep meaning behind Paul's "I reckon" in Romans 8:18, transforming it from a folksy country expression into a profound accounting term—reconciling life's sufferings like balancing books. He shows how we [...]

The preacher highlights the profound biblical connection between God and water—from creation's Spirit moving on the waters, through miracles, baptisms, and deliverance like Pharaoh's drowning in the Red Sea—to show God's special [...]

In a time of widespread emptiness and compassion fatigue from overwhelming events, the preacher contrasts mere tiredness with true emptiness that sleep can't fix, using the widow's story in 2 Kings 4. He declares that God is uniquely [...]

Drawing a parallel to the tense dinner in the 1967 film Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, the preacher describes how Jesus was invited to a Pharisee's house yet watched with hostility, showing that not every invitation means you're truly [...]

The preacher warns that many Christians are stuck celebrating Passover—the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus—while missing the ongoing reign of the Holy Spirit that began at Pentecost. In these end times, with unprecedented global crises [...]

The preacher shares vivid testimonies of unexpected visits from Jesus that change everything, then from Acts 1 explains that Jesus only "began" to do and teach—He isn't finished yet. He contrasts the disciples choosing Matthias with [...]

Drawing from Moses' encounter at the burning bush, the preacher declares that God meets us in our lowest places—on the backside of the desert, as convicts and outlaws—to reveal He is the God of our mistakes as well as miracles. Through [...]

The preacher teaches that the mystery of the Trinity—God as Father in creation, Son in redemption, Holy Spirit in regeneration—is reflected in human beings made in God's image: one person with three parts. We have God-consciousness in our [...]

In his greeting to the contradictory, carnal yet gifted Corinthian church, Paul blesses the blessed God as Father of mercies and God of all comfort who comforts us in every tribulation. The preacher emphasizes that this divine comfort flows through [...]

From Ezekiel's vision of the valley of dry bones, the preacher teaches that even when hope seems lost—whether in marriages, cities, or personal despair—obedience to prophesy God's Word as commanded brings revival. Ezekiel obeyed despite [...]

Amid global turmoil—pandemic, racial conflict, economic crisis—the preacher sees 2020 as a pivotal year of travail like Hannah's intense prayer, provoked by Peninnah's taunts and barrenness. Hannah's desperate, [...]

Building on Hannah's story of provocation leading to deep pain, the preacher teaches that pain is an essential midwife of purpose and destiny, inseparable from passion. From childbirth to national recovery, marital counseling to building [...]

After Moses' death causes widespread mourning among the Israelites—who confuse the man with the mission—God immediately transitions leadership to Joshua, declaring "As I was with Moses, so I will be with you." The preacher urges not [...]

Facing creditors threatening to take her sons after her prophetic husband's death, the widow appeals to Elisha, who asks what she has in her house. She has only a little oil, but Elisha instructs her to borrow many empty vessels from neighbors [...]

In Genesis 15, God establishes a unilateral covenant with sleeping Abram, walking alone through the divided animals to guarantee the promise of land and descendants—foreshadowing redemption through Christ's sacrifice. The preacher stresses [...]

In a powerful exposition on John 4's woman at the well, the preacher declares that true disciples multiply where the Word increases, drawing even unlikely people like the Samaritan woman whose encounter with Jesus' living water [...]

In a time of national and global crisis, the preacher sees a burning bush calling America to repentance—turning aside from injustice, inequality, and immorality to change direction. Like Moses confronted in the desert despite his past as murderer [...]

Using the parable of the persistent widow in Luke 18, the preacher urges tenacious, system-bucking prayer that bothers God relentlessly until breakthrough comes. Even when facing unjust systems—social, economic, medical, or personal—believers must [...]

Jesus watches the guests scrambling for seats of honor at a dinner and teaches through a parable that humility opens the door to true promotion—take the lowest place so the host may call you higher—reminding us that God exalts the humble even in [...]

Drawing from Joshua's crossing of the Jordan, the preacher stresses that God's miracles often require us to step into the obstacle by faith first—getting our feet wet—even when nothing happens immediately, trusting that God will meet us [...]

The preacher draws a powerful parallel between the man lame from birth, laid daily at the Beautiful Gate to beg, and the global paralysis caused by the pandemic that shut down the world unexpectedly, showing how people cope with prolonged [...]

The preacher teaches that approaching God's throne requires a delicate balance: bold confidence without arrogance or entitlement, humble reverence without intimidation or fear—coming as a beloved child who respects the Father, fully exposed [...]

Everybody's chasing spiritual gifts and titles like prophet and apostle these days, but Paul makes it clear: without love, all of that is nothing. The greatest thing is love—the fruit of the Spirit—not the flashy gifts. The Overemphasis on [...]