This gospel preaching presents a clear message of assurance and trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. It speaks of the confidence a believer can have in entrusting their soul to a faithful Saviour—one who saves, keeps, and secures for eternity.
A clear and urgent gospel message asking the most important question: Do you have eternal life? Find hope, truth, and the way to salvation through Jesus Christ.
In this address, three powerful examples of choice are explored: A Bad Choice (Esau selling his birthright), No Choice (the men of Jabesh-Gilead facing humiliation), and A Good Choice (Ruth’s faithful commitment and Joshua’s resolve to serve Jehovah). Drawing from Genesis, 1 Samuel, Ruth, Hebrews, and Joshua , this message challenges listeners to reflect on the spiritual impact of their decisions and the value of choosing God’s way.
Discover the unchanging truths that form the foundation of the Gospel. This message lays out the essential elements of the Good News—God’s love, humanity’s need, Christ’s sacrifice, and the call to respond. Clear, compelling, and rooted in Scripture, this preaching challenges believers and seekers alike to grasp the reality of what Jesus has done and why it matters for eternity.
People make all sorts of preparations in life—education, careers, finances—but how prepared are you to meet God? This preaching asks the most important question of all, urging you to consider your readiness to meet God. Don’t wait until it’s too late—hear the call to return to God through the Saviour Jesus Christ.
God isn’t looking for religion—He’s seeking true worshipers. Through the Gospel, He is calling us to Himself, drawing us to Jesus who went to the cross to bring salvation for mankind. This preaching invites you to respond to that call and worship God in spirit and in truth.
Jesus draws near to us and invites us to come to Him. This Gospel reminds us that He is close, ready to save, and welcomes everyone who seeks Him with a true heart.
In this gospel preaching, we will explore three sets of three words that reveal themes of redemption, completion, and resurrection.
In the hustle and bustle of life, we often hear the whisper of “Maybe tomorrow,” a phrase that lingers in our hearts and causes us to delay the most important decisions. In the Bible, we encounter moments when people put off their call to follow the Lord Jesus, saying, “We will hear thee again also concerning this”.
Yet, the Gospel is the good news for all mankind, offering salvation through Jesus Christ, the Saviour for sinners. This message invites us not to wait for tomorrow but to embrace His grace and forgiveness today. The time to respond is now.