Grace and Truth

In this sermon, Pastor Ernest Kanzangaza explores the depth of God's unmerited favor through the prophet Jeremiah. Preached during a dark period of exile, judgment, and despair for Israel and Judah, Jeremiah 31:31–34 delivers a powerful message of hope: God promises a New Covenant—not based on human works or merit, but entirely on His eternal faithfulness and grace.

Join us as we look at two details of God’s grace...

When Jesus declared, "I am the living bread that came down from heaven," it sparked fierce pushback, deep confusion, and outright unbelief among those listening. Why were people offended by His message, and what does it mean for us today?

In this expository sermon on John 6:41–59, by Pastor Ernest Kanzangaza, we examine the two displays of unbelief confronting Christ’s message and explore how salvation is entirely God&r...

In this sermon by Pastor Kellen Hiroto on John 1:29–34, we explore two glorious testimonies given by John the Baptist regarding the redemptive majesty of Jesus Christ: Jesus is the Lamb of God(v29-31) and Jesus is the Son of God (v32 - 34).

Through deep Old Testament cross-references—from Abraham on Mount Moriah and the Passover in Exodus to the suffering servant in Isaiah 53—we see how God established the pattern...

The Fear of the Lord: The Beginning of Knowledge

What does it mean to truly fear God? Proverbs 1:7 declares that “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.” In this sermon by Tom Dickerson, we discover that biblical fear is not mere terror or respect, but a holy awe that produces humility, worship, obedience, hatred of evil, and freedom from the fear of man. True wisdom begins when we stop merely knowing about...

Biblical church membership is not optional but an essential commitment for every Christian. The local church is presented as a community of believers who take responsibility for one another’s spiritual growth and serve as an embassy of Christ’s kingdom on earth.

By highlighting the many “one another” commands in Scripture, it shows that loving, encouraging, correcting, and supporting fellow believers can onl...

The Fullness of Joy

This message explains that genuine Christian joy is not produced by positive thinking or favorable circumstances, but is a command and spiritual reality for believers. It contrasts biblical joy with prosperity-centered teaching and empty religious experience, pointing instead to a deeper and lasting source of joy.

Drawing from First Epistle of John, it shows that the fullness of joy is found through fellowship w...

The theological doctrine of unconditional election, defining it as a sovereign act of God performed before the world's creation. Because humanity is spiritually dead and unable to save itself, salvation must depend entirely on divine initiative rather than human merit or foreseen faith. 

While emphasizing that God chooses individuals according to His own will, the text argues this does not remove a person's responsibility to r...

Biblical responsibilities a church holds toward its pastors and elders, based on 1 Timothy 5:17–25. 

A healthy congregation must honor faithful leaders, which includes providing fair financial support and deep respect. Pastoring is exhausting labor involving diligent teaching and preaching, rather than just a weekend commitment. 

Furthermore, the text addresses the necessity of accountability, explaining how to hand...

Jesus Christ’s public ministry as presented in the Gospel of Luke, highlighting his return to his hometown of Nazareth. The biblical account of Jesus reading from the prophet Isaiah to define the Messiah’s mission as bringing liberty to the oppressed and sight to the blind. 

Through an illustrative story about struggling church members, the text examines the wretched spiritual condition of humanity and the necessit...