Category: Sunday Sermons
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The Long Walk to Sinai
“Then Moses stretched out his hand over the sea, and the Lord drove the sea back by a strong east wind all night and made the sea dry land, and the waters were divided.” (Exodus 14:21) When Freedom Becomes Real The last notes of Miriam’s tambourine faded into the desert wind. The Red Sea, once…
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Exodus Aftermath: When the Music Stopped
Exodus 14:21-15:21 In the immediate Exodus aftermath, as dawn breaks over the Red Sea’s shores, a profound transition begins. What happens when the music of miracles fades into the silence of survival? The tambourine slips from Miriam’s fingers. Its final jingle echoes against the cliffs, fading into a silence that feels as heavy as wet…
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Palm Sunday Reflections: Embracing Humility and Kingship
The Coronation of a Humble King The Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem is an event teeming with symbolism and anticipation. The diverse crowd gathered, each individual harboring their unique expectation of the Messiah. Some envisioned a warrior king, while others were drawn by the miraculous tales, whispering amongst themselves about the man who could…
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Spiritual Blindness vs Sight: Finding Clarity Through Jesus
A World Without Form Imagine a world without shape or form. A vast, uncharted darkness where no light has ever pierced. This was the realm that existed before time itself. An abyss of unfulfilled potential awaited a spark of transformation. Then, within this void, a spark ignited, a Primordial Force stirred. God said, “Let there…
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Persistence in Prayer: Echoes of Hope and Justice
In the quiet moments of prayer, when answers seem just out of reach, we find a resounding message of hope in the story of the persistent widow. Her relentless plea before an indifferent judge not only challenges the silence of unanswered prayers but also reveals the profound depth of God’s justice and care. This narrative…
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Conquering Shame & Finding Grace: The Tax Collector’s Story
Whether you feel like the Pharisee, the tax collector, or somewhere in between, God’s grace is big enough, His love deep enough to reach you right where you are.