1 Peter 3:13-4:11 In Who’s Got My Back? (1 Peter 3:13–4:11), the sermon reassures Christians that God stands with His people even in seasons of persecution. Peter reminds believers that Christ Himself suffered first, showing both empathy and leadership in enduring trials for righteousness. He further teaches that Christians are not abandoned, as Christ partners with His followers just as He partnered…
Sermons from 2026
Mark:4:26-29; Mark 13:33-37
Genesis 3:15 Grace on Repeat explores the repeated biblical pattern found throughout Genesis: God blesses, humanity sins, humanity reaps the consequences, and yet God always provides a glimmer of hope. From Adam and Eve to Joseph, Lot, Hagar, Abraham, Babel, and Noah, the sermon traces how each narrative reveals God’s unchanging grace in the face of human failure. The message concludes by…
1 Peter 2:11-3:12 Peter teaches Christians how to live as God’s distinct people in a world that often pulls in the opposite direction. He calls believers to honorable conduct, respectful relationships, and a gentle, Christlike spirit that points others to God. The lesson emphasizes that our influence grows not through force but through holiness, humility, and doing good even when it’s hard.…
1 Peter 1:1-2:10 Peter calls Christians to learn how to live—anchored in a living hope, shaped by holiness, and united in harmony as God’s new family. The sermon traces how our hope is secured by Christ’s resurrection, refined through trials, and confirmed by centuries of prophecy. It then urges believers to pursue holiness out of reverence for Christ’s sacrifice and to live…
This sermon traces the Passover narrative and shows how God used it as a shadow of the greater deliverance found in Jesus Christ. Just as Israel was enslaved in Egypt, humanity is enslaved to sin, yet God moves with purpose to free His people. Jesus is revealed as the true Passover Lamb—foreknown, spotless, and offered for our salvation—whose blood rescues us from…
James 5:1-20 This lesson from James 5 calls Christians to reject self‑reliance and instead patiently trust in God’s promises, especially when life becomes unpredictable. Using Napoleon’s failed Russian campaign as an illustration, the message contrasts human overconfidence with the steady endurance God desires from His people. James urges believers to persist in faith, pray through suffering, care for one another, and follow…
Matthew 25:14-30
Luke 10:25-37 This lesson explores Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan to confront the modern “bystander effect,” reminding us that God’s people are called to act—not avoid—when others are hurting. Through the contrast of the priest, Levite, and Samaritan, the message challenges believers to reject excuses, see people as neighbors, and step into compassionate service. The story of Kitty Genovese serves as…
This lesson emphasizes the importance of peace in the life of a real Christian. It discusses how a Christian should be at peace within themselves, with God, and with their neighbors, despite the conflicts and uncertainties in the world. The lesson draws on biblical teachings to highlight that true peace comes from trusting in God and living according to His will