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What does it really mean to follow Jesus? This message explores the cost of discipleship through Matthew 19, Luke 14, Matthew 28, Genesis 12 and other Scriptures. Discover what it means to surrender our possessions, relationships, comfort and plans, put God first, carry our cross, obey His call and make disciples. A challenge to move beyond simply believing and become devoted followers of Jesus, trusting His presence every step of the way.

What does it mean to truly obey God? In this message, The Call to Obey, we explore 1 Samuel 12 and Samuel’s challenge to Israel to remember God’s faithfulness, repent, trust His covenant and continue to obey Him. We consider how faith leads to obedience, the danger of drifting from God, the importance of fellowship and the call to make disciples. Ultimately, we are challenged to seek a wise, discerning and obedient heart.

We live in a world that teaches us to value appearance, achievement, status and ability, but God looks at the heart. Through the story of David’s anointing, this message challenges parents, children and the whole church to see people differently, nurture faith from an early age, and never underestimate what God can do through a child. Discover why our children matter, how they can serve God now, and why what we model may shape their future.

The Christian life was never meant to be lived alone. Jesus promised His followers the Holy Spirit—the divine Encourager, Helper, Comforter and Counsellor who empowers us to live as disciples and witnesses. This message explores God’s relational nature, the Holy Spirit’s work in our lives, and how His conviction leads us not to condemnation but to repentance, transformation and greater Christlikeness. Discover how the Spirit gives us courage, peace and power to live out God’s calling.

Life with Christ does not promise freedom from trouble, but it does promise peace, courage and victory. In John 16:33, Jesus prepares His disciples for suffering and opposition, yet tells them to “take heart” because He has overcome the world. This message challenges us to stop measuring God’s faithfulness by our circumstances and instead see our circumstances through Christ. Discover how to remain steady in trouble, courageous in fear, and confident in the victory Christ has already won.

Jeremiah delivers a message that was “not exactly the news any king would like to hear,” and is thrown into a pit to die for speaking truth. But through Ebed-Melech, God brings an unexpected rescue. When standing for truth costs you everything and opposition closes in, this sermon shows how courage still matters—and how God sees, sends help, and lifts you out when you feel buried.

Steven explores Esther 4:14, showing how God is sovereign even when He seems absent. Through Esther’s courage, Mordecai’s encouragement, and God’s unseen providence, believers are reminded that they are strategically placed for God’s purposes. The message encourages Christians to trust God during difficult seasons, resist taking control from Him, boldly approach the King in prayer, and actively encourage others to step into their God-given calling.

Prayer is not meant to be occasional—it is the design of a believer’s life. This message explores what it means to live in constant connection with God, drawing life, strength, and direction from Him daily. It highlights how prayer aligns us with God’s will, keeps us spiritually alive, and opens room for the Holy Spirit to shape us. A gentle but clear call to move beyond routine into a life fully dependent on Him.

Matthew 28:19–20 calls every believer to go, make disciples, and carry the gospel beyond familiar spaces. This message highlights the urgency of stepping out, not remaining within comfort, and embracing mission as a lifestyle. Through real testimony, it reveals how surrender activates the Holy Spirit, bringing boldness, guidance, and transformation—reminding us that when we move in faith, God works powerfully through us.

Joshua 5:13–15 reveals a powerful moment of encounter as Joshua meets the Commander of the Lord’s army and responds in worship. This message explores worship as more than a moment—it is a daily lifestyle. Through Joshua’s journey, it highlights hearing, learning, and living the Word, walking in holiness, and being shaped by the Holy Spirit. It gently calls us to realign our lives so that worship becomes everything we do.