Pastor Enoch Chee takes us through John 1:4. In this sermon, he talks about how God starts a relationship with grace and truth. He argues that if we take time to understand the ideas of grace and truth, that these things will change our lives profoundly.
The things we want often reflect the deep cravings of our heart.
It’s different for everybody. Some want status, while others crave romance. Or maybe you want power, or respect, or money, or a big house, or a family.
We are always in constant flux of wanting something. We are never satisfied with things that we have; it feels like an endless cycle that no matter what we do or have it’s just never enough.
It’s because God has placed in each of us a hunger that can only be satisfied by Jesus.
Pastor David Cay takes us through the second chapter of Matthew, and brings us the following points:
If you’re hungry for the wrong thing, it will leave you wanting
If you’re hungry for Jesus, you’ll get something that lasts
We all have secrets. Behind the smiles, there is this darkness. We all have done things that we aren’t proud of; things that many people don’t know . We all are struggling with something, and we think that if anyone ever found out, we would be judged. We carry this burden on our shoulders. We don’t feel we are good enough and the cycle can continue over and over. And it begs the question, is there hope? Does the Christmas story bring relief to the darkness that we experience? Or is just about presents and a good time?
Who are we becoming? Tim Nguyen from Lighthouse Community Church takes us through the fifth chapter of the second book of Kings, and explores the idea of what each of us are becoming based on all the decisions, big and small, that we make in our lifetime.
Pastor David Cay continues our series on The Prophet Elisha, with a look at 2 Kings 6:8-17. In this sermon, Pastor David examines the question that many people ask, “Whose side is God on?”, and breaks it down to two points: – God is using blessings to draw people to Himself – God is using trouble to draw people to Himself.
Tim Nguyen from Lighthouse Community Church takes us through the story of Naaman and his encounter with the prophet Elisha in the second chapter of Kings. From this story, Tim shows us a map of moments that every Christ follower goes through in different situations in their lives.
Pastor David Cay begins a new series on The Prophet Elisha, and takes us through the second chapter of the second book of Kings (2 Kings 2:23-25). In this message, Pastor David explores the following ideas:
God is good to others, even when it doesn’t look like it.
God is good to us even when it doesn’t look like it.
Pastor David Cay continues our series “Signs of a Saviour”. In this message, he takes us through John chapter 9, and shows us that while the truth will make us uncomfortable in our minds, and the truth will make us uncomfortable in our relationships, the truth will be worth it at the end.
Pastor Enoch Chee continues our series “Signs of a Savior” by taking us through John 5:1-16 and discusses the things that make a good philosophy for life.