In this sermon, Pastor Ken emphasizes the importance of returning to the basics and staying focused on the mission. The sermon challenges listeners to reflect on their personal missions and align them with God's mission for the church: to seek and save the lost. Highlighting the Great Commission from Matthew 28, Ken urges the congregation to actively participate in making disciples, baptizing, and teaching others to follow Jesus. The message underscores the significance of living on mission with Christ, viewing people through a spiritual lens, and being ambassadors of reconciliation. Ken encourages believers to embrace their role in God's mission, helping others find and follow Jesus, and to pray for those who are lost.

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In this sermon, we explore the often overlooked and challenging aspects of the Christmas story, focusing on the dreams and prophecies surrounding Jesus' early life. Through the lens of Joseph's dreams and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, we see how God's plan unfolds amidst the chaos and messiness of life. The sermon highlights God's provision, protection, and the ultimate plan of redemption through Jesus, who entered the world not as a powerful king, but as a humble Savior. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on whether they are following God's plan and to find hope and comfort in the Christmas story, which speaks to anyone who has ever felt weak or in need of a Savior. Join us as we delve into the profound truth that God's protection and provision are found when we align with His divine plan.

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In this week's Advent series, we explore the "Dreams of Christmas" through the story of the Magi in Matthew 2:1-12. The sermon delves into the significance of dreams as divine instructions, highlighting the Magi's journey to find Jesus and their encounter with King Herod. We examine the historical and prophetic context of the Magi, their gifts, and the transformative power of encountering Christ. The message challenges us to reflect on our own lives: Are we living in fear like Herod, complacent like the religious leaders, or open to God's direction like the Magi? Join us as we consider how saying "yes" to Jesus can lead us on a new path.

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In this sermon, Pastor Devan explores the theme of shattered dreams and divine purpose through the story of Joseph from Matthew 1:18-25. The sermon reflects on personal experiences of dreams fulfilled and lost, paralleling them with Joseph's own journey of faith and surrender. Despite facing cultural shame and personal grief, Joseph chooses to embrace God's extraordinary plan over his own expectations. The message encourages listeners to surrender their own dreams, fears, and hurts to God, trusting that His dreams for us are greater and more fulfilling. Through Joseph's example, we are reminded of the transformative power of faith and the importance of participating in God's ongoing story.

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In this concluding sermon on the book of Acts, we explore the relentless journey of the Apostle Paul as he takes the Gospel to Rome, despite facing numerous trials and hardships. The sermon emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in the early church's expansion and challenges modern believers to embrace a faith that is bold and risk-taking, rather than comfortable and safe. Through Paul's experiences, we are reminded to seize every opportunity to share the Gospel, recognizing that our mission is ongoing. The message calls us to be active participants in God's unfolding story, urging us to step out of our comfort zones and invite others to experience the transformative power of Jesus. Join us as we reflect on the call to live out our faith with courage and conviction.

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In this sermon, we explore Acts chapters 25 and 26, focusing on the Apostle Paul's trials and his unwavering commitment to sharing the gospel, even in the face of adversity. As the holiday season approaches, the message encourages believers to seek opportunities to bring others closer to Jesus, despite potential awkwardness or resistance. The sermon highlights the confusion many have about the gospel and emphasizes the importance of living a life fully submitted to Christ, loving others as Jesus did, and being clear about the message of salvation through Jesus alone. Listeners are challenged to live in a way that sparks curiosity and demonstrates the transformative power of faith.

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