Sermons from May 2025
From Failure to Faithfulness
Sermon text: Mark 1, Mark 15Let’s explore the life of John Mark—once a fearful deserter, later a bold gospel writer—as a living testimony of the transforming power of Jesus’ message. Rooted in Mark 1:1, 1:15, and the abrupt ending in Mark 16:8, it challenges us to see that while fear may silence us for a season, the gospel calls us to rise again in faith. Just as Mark moved from failure to faithfulness, we too can be redeemed, restored, and…
Be a True Friend to Jesus, and Bear Fruit
Sermon text: John 15:1-17 The real question isn’t “Is Jesus my friend?”—that’s already been answered. Of course He is. He proved His friendship beyond all doubt by laying down His life for us. The better question is, “Am I a friend of Jesus?” And the path to answering that isn’t found in trying harder or doing more. It’s found in remaining—abiding—in His love. As we stay connected to the One who demonstrated ultimate friendship at the cross, our lives begin…
Come, Follow Me, and Make a Difference
Sermon text: Matthew 4:18-25 After walking with Jesus for over a year, His early followers are invited to take the next bold step: to go from following Him to fishing for people. This deeper call isn’t just about activity—it’s about transformation. As we accept His invitation, our character begins to reflect His, and our priorities realign with His mission. Jesus doesn’t just call us to Himself—He calls us to a purpose that changes lives, starting with our own. Header photo…