Lives were transformed as Jesus passed through towns and met people where they were — two disciples seeking truth, a lonely woman at a well, and a blind man crying out for mercy. Each encounter reveals His compassion, His power, and His desire to bring people into a living relationship with Himself.
The Bible declares that all have sinned and fallen short of God’s glory. Sin separates us from Him, yet the good news is that Christ has come. By His blood we can be forgiven, justified freely, and brought near to God through grace.
This Gospel message shares God’s great invitation to all. Through the finished work of Christ, everything is ready—will you accept His call and take your place at the table of grace?
A gospel preaching on “What Is Received from Heaven”. Discover the divine truths Paul received from the Lord: that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again the third day according to the Scriptures. This message reflects on what heaven has given — the Saviour, the sacrifice, and the remembrance — and how believers continue to proclaim the Lord’s death until He comes.
The cross was not a partial work — it was a perfect one. This preaching reveals how Jesus’ finished work brings full forgiveness, lasting peace, and eternal salvation to all who believe. Bible Scriptures: Darby Translation John 19:28-30 “After this, …
The most important question anyone can ask is, “What shall I do to be saved?” This preaching points to the clear answer found in Scripture — believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and receive the gift of eternal life.
This message reflects on the depth of God’s love revealed through Jesus Christ. At the cross we see the One who knew no sin made sin for us, so that we might become the righteousness of God in Him. In Christ, God’s love is not just spoken but demonstrated—perfect, sacrificial, and transforming.
This ministry word explores the eternal realities God has prepared for those who love Him. From the promises Abraham trusted to the wonders revealed by the Spirit, this message calls us to live by faith, seeing beyond the temporary and embracing the invisible things that endure forever.
God’s wisdom is seen in the small and the weak. From the ant to the lizard, and from the foolish to the despised, He chooses what the world overlooks to display His glory — so that our boast is only in the Lord.