In the second sermon of our series through Esther, we explored the rising tension and historical conflict in Esther 2:19-4:17, where God’s people faced hostility and oppression. In a detail that initially seems out of place, we learn that Queen Esther was still hiding her true identity, and that Mordecai had once saved King ...
In a world where God seems silent, the story of Esther reminds us that He is never absent. As we begin a new sermon series through the book of Esther, we’ll journey through a tale of risk, reversal, and the quiet providence of the Sovereign God working through ordinary people for His extraordinary purposes. In the ...
In the final sermon of our Acts 16-19 series, we saw how real transformation and growth occurs when God powerfully transforms His people by affirming Jesus’ ultimate authority over all things and by the Word of the Lord. In Acts 19:11-20, God the miracle worker powerfully validates and confirms both Paul’s message ...
Last week, we looked at Acts 18:18-19:10 to see how God strengthens His church through His careful guidance and direction. Here we see God strategically directing Paul's journey, including his departure from Ephesus and return to Antioch, strengthening believers along the way. Meanwhile, Apollos is also taught
This past Sunday, we had the privilege of David Nguyen to speak God’s word from Acts 18:1-17. Here we see God’s hand of provision throughout the narrative, orchestrating events and people to advance His gospel. As Paul travels to Corinth, God graciously provides for Paul materially, evangelistically, and ...
On Sunday, we looked through Acts 17:16-34 to see the first instance of Paul’s engagement not just in the synagogues, but in the wider Gentile world. Paul encounters the world of philosophy and pagan religion, facing them head on. Here we see how the Gospel stands strong in the marketplace of ideas and among ...
We continued our journey through Acts 17:1-15, looking at how Paul persistently preached the gospel to both Jews and Gentiles. While Paul proclaimed the good news boldly and persuasively, God worked to draw people to Himself. The persuasive proclamation of the gospel often provokes strong opposition ...
As we begin a new sermon series through Acts 16-19, we will look at how the unstoppable gospel of Jesus Christ continues to turn the world upside down today. From city to city, Paul and his companions proclaimed Christ while facing opposition, but they also saw lives transformed and churches planted. In the ...
The King who humbled himself to die now rises in victory. Jesus' resurrection is not just a moment of triumph - it is the declaration that he is the rightful ruler over all. Death is defeated, the grave is powerless, and his kingdom is forever. As the risen King, he commissions his disciples to proclaim his victory to the ends of the earth. Will we bow before him and go forth in his name?
The cross was the ultimate price for our redemption. Jesus, the suffering servant, endured the weight of sin and the wrath of God in our place. His cry of forsakenness, the tearing of the temple curtain, and the testimony of the centurion all point to this truth: his death was no accident but the fulfillment of God's plan to bring salvation. As we stand at the foot of the cross, we must ask - what does this costly sacrifice mean for us? This Good Friday, join us as we reflect on the costly cross and the love ...
