Monthly Archive: May 2011

What does God expect of us?

This bilingual sermon distills the doctrine of justification by grace. By contrasting the “baby” who is enslaved to elemental laws with the “mature son” who inherits God’s presence, Lisa argues that holiness is not a result of human effort but a “contagious” quality received by abiding in Christ.

Waiting rooms

The sermon, “Waiting Room,” uses Psalm 40 to teach that waiting is a purposeful spiritual discipline. By contrasting David’s trials with God’s eventual deliverance, Brother Joseph encourages the congregation to trust God’s timing, shifting focus from their painful circumstances to God’s active, transformative power in their lives.

Hope from hopelessness

This bilingual sermon explores God’s character as the “God of Hope.” Using biblical examples and modern testimonies, Brother Edward illustrates that God specializes in “last-minute” interventions. He encourages believers to surrender their self-reliance and depression to Christ, who provides ultimate hope even in the darkest, most impossible circumstances.

Jehoshaphat

King Jehoshaphat’s victory over a vast army illustrates that spiritual battles belong to God. By standing firm in their identity, remaining still in God’s presence, and leading with praise, believers see God’s deliverance. The sermon emphasizes that trusting God is always safe and results in abundance beyond expectation.