Sermons by Guest Speaker

This sermon draws parallels between the Apostle Paul's relationship with the Thessalonians and the challenges of maintaining connection during the pandemic. The message encourages Christians to maintain fellowship and express love from afar through two key practices: mutual prayer for one another's spiritual growth and intentional verbal care to express affection and gratitude.

This sermon uses the feeding of the 5,000 to illustrate that God's provision is both instinctual and superabundant, and is often "over our heads" or beyond human comprehension. The message argues that Jesus, the Bread of Life, offers ultimate provision and sufficiency through His sacrifice, urging listeners to recognize their complete dependence on Him and live with radical generosity.

Guest Speaker

Loving at Long Distance

In Jesus, We Have Everything We Need