Sermon Notes Paul’s Trial Before Festus 25 Three days after… read more

The Magi’s visit and the flight to Egypt fulfill Old Testament prophecies, revealing Jesus as King, Priest, and Sacrifice. Herod’s hostility, the scribes’ indifference, and the Magi’s worship highlight different reactions to Jesus’ arrival. True worship involves offering our best, as the wise men did with gold, frankincense, and myrrh—symbolizing Jesus’ divine roles.

Sermon Notes Previously, Paul had been taken by the Jews… read more

Matthew reveals Jesus’ birth as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy—born of a virgin, fully God and fully man, named Jesus, meaning “God saves.” Unlike any other, He bridges heaven and earth, offering salvation and modeling a sinless life. The virgin birth affirms His divine mission: to save, to reveal God, and to be our perfect example.

Sermon Notes The resurrection is the lynchpin – the ONE… read more

Jesus came both as Savior and King, fulfilling God’s promises to Abraham and David. Matthew’s genealogy highlights grace, including broken, unlikely people—especially five women—revealing that no sinner is beyond redemption. Through Christ, we move from ruin to renewal. Just as we’ve received eternal life, we are called to “beget” it in others for God’s kingdom.

Sermon Notes (After computer crash…) In Judaism, there were three… read more

The final study in the book of John emphasizes the theme of eternal and abundant life through Christ. It outlines Jesus’ teachings on spiritual rebirth, love, and service. Peter’s restoration highlights the importance of following and loving Jesus supremely. Ultimately, the study calls for a deeper connection with Christ and living out His life abundantly.

Sermon Notes (Read in the Bulletin today) 6 “About noon… read more

After Jesus’ resurrection, he appeared to his disciples multiple times, primarily in Jerusalem and Galilee. Feeling lost, they returned to fishing but caught nothing. Jesus’ appearance reminded them to focus on spiritual work, highlighting the significance of obedience to his guidance. He provides comfort, sustenance, and direction in their lives.

Sermon Notes Previously, the Christians had heard that the Christians… read more

The sermon emphasizes the real and historical resurrection of Jesus, underscoring its transformative power in the lives of his disciples. Through six steps—appearance, blessing, reassurance, commissioning, empowerment, and authority—Jesus changes fear to joy and encourages believers today to engage in community, faith, and spreading the message of forgiveness.