Success and Failure before God

16th November 2025
God's measure of success is not worldly achievement but humble obedience and openness to His working. From Moses' mixed record of faith and failure, through Ananias and Sapphira's tragic deceit, to Paul's call to walk by the Spirit, the message urges believers to live under the New Covenant with sincerity and surrender. Where hearts are quick to repent and yield to the Spirit, divine grace brings renewal both personally and corporately, what Scripture calls revival.
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Passage: Acts 5:1-11, Galatians 5:13-26
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When the Rock Was Struck Twice

16th November 2025
True success in God's work is never measured only in terms of human effort but by the evidence of His hand at work. Moses, though used greatly to lead Israel from bondage, faltered when he trusted his temper rather than God's instruction, revealing both the frailty of the flesh and the faithfulness of grace. Each believer faces the same inner conflict between flesh and Spirit, yet victory comes only as we keep in step with the Spirit who dwells within us. Christ alone can make the Christian life succeed, for He not only died for us but lives to empower us daily in His service.
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Passage: Isaiah 63:8-12, Galatians 5:13-26
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A New Identity

7th September 2025
Human beings search tirelessly to discover who they are, but Scripture reveals that true identity is found only in relationship with God as His children. Through Christ, believers are not merely forgiven but adopted, receiving His Spirit to cry out, "Abba, Father." The Father loves, provides, and leads, and His children are called to depend, follow, and radiate His glory. To know oneself rightly is to see ourselves through the eyes of the loving Father and then live as those made new in the Son.
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Passage: Galatians 4:4-7, 2:20, Matthew 3:16-17, 5:14-16, 7:21, John 5:18-20, Hebrews 1:1-4
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Walking by the Spirit

10th August 2025
Christians are called to freedom, which is found not by indulging our sinful nature, but by choosing to walk by the Spirit. This continuous process of being filled with the Spirit has tangible results in our lives. It leads us to find our unique place of service within the body of Christ, helps us discover and operate in our spiritual gifts, and produces the profound joy of the Lord. This Spirit-given joy becomes our strength, enabling us to persevere through all circumstances and participate fruitfully in God's kingdom work.
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Passage: Galatians 5:13-18, Acts 6:1-8
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One another passages

27th July 2025
The biblical call to Christians is not simply to help 'others', but to engage in mutual ministry of 'one another'. Bearing one another's burdens, confessing our sins to one another, and praying for one another are the vital components of authentic spiritual fellowship. This practice is a clear outworking of sowing to the Spirit, and it is through cultivating these supportive relationships, empowered by the fruit of the Spirit, that we can see God work and bring revival to His church.
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Passage: Galatians 6:1-9, Matthew 7:1-2, James 5:16, Mark 2:16, Galatians 5:22-23, 1 Thessalonians 5:11-12
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Sowing and Reaping: the “flesh” or “the spirit”?

20th July 2025
Whatever one sows, that will he also reap. Sowing to our own fallen human nature (the flesh) results in corruption, but sowing to the Spirit results in eternal life. Because of our total depravity, we are entirely unable to save ourselves; there is no ceremony or good work that can earn salvation. Instead, eternal life is a free gift received through faith in Jesus, whose atoning death on the cross paid for our sins in full. Then as converted people we experience the work of the Spirit seeking to sanctify us. This is enabled when we take the faith we had to come to Christ in the first place and continue with it in trusting the Holy Spirit to empower our sanctification and Christian service.
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Passage: Galatians 6:7-8
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The Finished Atonement

1st June 2025
Christ's Atonement is a finished work, a complete payment for our sin that we can never need to add. We are justified by faith in His action, not by works of the law or our own efforts to live a good life. True Christian service, therefore, does not spring from a duty to atone for our failures, but from a heart of love and gratitude for the totality of His grace.
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Passage: Galatians 2:16, John 1:16-17
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The Two Halves of Our Salvation

16th February 2025
Salvation encompasses more than just the forgiveness of sins through Christ's blood—it includes the transformative power of Christ living within the believer. While the blood of Jesus deals with our individual sins (plural), the indwelling Christ provides victory over the power of sin (singular) in our daily lives. Just as Peter could only walk on water by keeping his eyes on Jesus, believers can only overcome sin's power by completely surrendering to and relying on Christ's life within them, rather than attempting to live the Christian life through their own strength.
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Passage: Galatians 2:18-21
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The Three Steps of Salvation

28th July 2024
There are three stages in God's plan of salvation: justification (initial acceptance by God), sanctification (ongoing growth in holiness), and glorification (final perfection in Heaven). While all Christians are equal at the foot of the cross, not all progress equally in their spiritual journey. The story of Caleb in Numbers 13-14 illustrates the importance of fully surrendering to God, following Him throughout one's entire life, and living by the power of the Holy Spirit. These qualities set Caleb apart and enabled him to enter the Promised Land when others could not. As Christians, we are called to this same level of commitment and reliance on God's Spirit to fulfil His purpose for our lives.
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Passage: Numbers 13:24-32, 14:24, Romans 12, Galatians 5, Ephesians 5:18
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Costs and Blessing of Motherhood

12th May 2024
In this Mother's Day sermon, we explore the unique challenges and blessings of motherhood through a biblical lens. By examining passages from 1 Timothy and Genesis, the sermon delves into the concept of the curse from the fall of humanity and its impact on women, particularly experienced through childbearing. It clarifies that salvation for mothers comes not through the act of childbearing itself but through faith in Christ who took the curse upon Himself. This message celebrates the sacrifice and resilience of mothers while pointing to the hope and redemption available in Jesus Christ. By Eve, the “mother of all living” beginning the journey of women across history in suffering bringing children into the world, Christ was born as the result. By His coming on the mission to be our Saviour and this including His death of the cross for our sins, the curse on humanity due to the all was lifted and salvation was available for all. Motherhood was a vital link in the answer of God to the curse of the Fall.
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Passage: 1 Timothy 2:15, Genesis 3:14-16, Galatians 3:10-14
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