Monthly Archive: March 2010
This Palm Sunday sermon explores the transformative power of acknowledging God’s kingship. By contrasting earthly power with Christ’s humble yet absolute sovereignty, the preacher argues that true praise is not a duty but a recognition that every difficulty is under God’s feet, enabling believers to overcome through faith.
This bilingual sermon explores the Red Sea crossing as a blueprint for modern faith. It posits that God intentionally orchestrates “impossible” crises to exhaust human logic, thereby revealing His glory. The core message: when human strength is spent, God’s power is manifested through stillness and the Cross.
Brother Edward distills the essence of the Church through 2 Corinthians 6, emphasizing holiness, separation from worldly “yokes,” and the rejection of modern idols. He calls the congregation to rigorous self-examination and total devotion, promising that God’s presence and fatherhood are contingent upon a life set apart for Him.