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Latest Sermon
'DEEPER ROOT'
Drawing from Isaiah 42:8–9 and the parable of the Prodigal Son, the message highlights God’s desire to reveal Himself to humanity through love, truth, and restoration. Like the prodigal son, people often fail to grasp the depth of the Father’s love until they return from places of brokenness, yet God welcomes them with grace despite their past. God cannot be conveniently used or reduced to a name spoken without relationship; He looks beyond outward actions and examines the heart. True faith cannot coexist with hypocrisy, praise and harmful speech cannot flow from the same source. There is only one true God, and every false god is powerless and unable to share in His glory.
The sermon proclaims that all power, healing, deliverance, and salvation are found in the NAME OF JESUS ALONE, made possible through His redemptive work on the cross. While many profess faith, true belief is revealed by the fruit of one’s life. No false god can claim God’s glory, and believers are not called to share His glory but to bear it, living as reflections of His presence. When people look at those who follow Christ, their lives should shine with integrity and love, pointing others not to themselves, but to the glory of God.
Worship Song of the week
'HEAL OUR LAND'
The song "Heal Our Land" by Maverick City Music is a prayerful plea for God’s healing, presence, and revival in a world marked by brokenness, division, and despair. It expresses longing for God to intervene in lives and communities, turning hearts back to Him and restoring hope through His Spirit. The song starts by acknowledging how discouraging life can feel and how coming to God in humble surrender, asking him to “come and heal our land,” proving he is the only one who can bring true restoration
The chorus repeatedly echoes the need for God’s presence, “We need You, Lord,” showing dependence on God’s grace and movement. The lyrics show an honest lament about the current state of the world with hopeful trust in the Lord to heal and restore the world. The song overall reflects trust that even seasons of difficulty won’t last and that God, faithful to His promises, will bring renewal and finish what He began.