Sermons

We can all desire for something good. We can desire God to renovate our hearts. We can desire to God to move mightily in our lives. But desire will only get us so far, unless our desire leads us to be desperate enough to take action in encountering Jesus.

We explore the similarities between money and God. As we strive to work hard and be financially stable (well-off), we can easily go wayward making money the center of our lives. Spiritual currency of trusting God rather than in financial wealth is what matters most to God (who provides everything for us / who is the giver of life).

Today is Membership Sunday. It’s a day where we welcome and install new members to our tribe. We also have the privilege of installing a new board member as well. I am reminded of how much I love my church. On this important day, we learn how God has called each one of us to belong to this community and He continues to encourage us to build this church together.

With his death being imminent and the danger of false teachers looming, the Apostle Peter writes his second and final letter to fellow believers in Asia Minor. Today we look at the what and the why of this letter. Why did the Apostle Peter feel the need to write this letter? And what was it that he felt he needed to share with them before his death? What Peter had to share with the recipients of this letter then is still relevant and significant to believers reading this letter today.