Iranian Christian Fellowship, 158, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick, London, W4 3HR
The sermon defines the Church’s identity through its relationship with Jesus as Founder, Foundation, and Lord. Grounded in Matthew 16, it emphasizes that while humans are “small stones” used in the building, Christ is the indestructible Rock. The congregation is urged to live in the authority and daily revelation provided by the Holy Spirit.
Br. Vazken shares a brief testimony of his reflection on the home.
This bilingual sermon explores the depth of God’s unconditional love through the lens of Fatherhood. Distinguishing between conditional human love and God’s “in spite of” grace, Brother Malolm emphasizes adoption into God’s family as the highest privilege, calling the congregation to reflect Christ’s character in their own families.
The sermon defines the Church as Christ’s Bride, emphasizing a relationship of deep love, dependence, and expectancy. Through a vivid vision of the Rapture, the preacher warns against “nominal Christianity,” urging believers to maintain holiness and spiritual readiness for Christ’s imminent return and the eternal wedding feast.