For what we preach is not
ourselves, but Jesus Christ
as Lord, and ourselves as
your servants for Jesus’ sake.
2 Corinthians 4:5
In this passage, the Lord Jesus, through a parable, directly confronts churchgoers with this direct and yet most crucial question whose answer will determine where one ends up for all…
The Lord Jesus, through the means of a parable, lays out 2 ways how one can respond to his return. Each has its eternal consequences. What will we choose?
We aren’t called to be wise stewards of God’s world on our own, for ourselves, but to stand with those in need, especially the neglected and marginalized.
The Lord Jesus calls us to be ready even though no one knows the exact timing of his return. This sermon also briefly discusses the difference between the rapture of…
Jesus assures us that he will return in glory to judge the world and bring complete deliverance to his people.
A look at the faithful church of Philadelphia (and those faithful churches through all time), why this little church is blessed and the blessings that set out for it.
We all experience strife in our relationships. In this passage, Solomon provides principles to help us in pursuing peace: Listen to understand better Listen to both sides Look for God’s…
What is the “Abomination that causes desolation?” How is this connected to the time of the Great Tribulation? These and other questions related to the end times are addressed in this…
The Lord’s teachings about his return not only include the type of events that will before he comes but also includes 4 moral exhortations which affect our daily lives.
The world exalts human power and strength as virtues to pursue. Jesus, on the other hand, affirms weakness, in particular, an acknowledgment of our spiritual poverty and turning to him…