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Foundations of Faith and the Human Story

Genesis

This series invites us to journey through Genesis not just as ancient history, but as a living narrative that speaks to our deepest questions: Where did we come from? Why is the world broken? What is God's plan for humanity? And how can we walk in faith today?
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The Parables of Jesus

Kingdom Stories

This series we will look into the heart of Jesus’ storytelling—where everyday scenes become windows into eternal truths. Each parable reveals a facet of the Kingdom of God, challenging listeners to see with spiritual eyes and respond with transformed hearts.

Jonah

The Book of Jonah is one of the most intriguing and compact narratives in the Hebrew Bible—just four chapters long, yet packed with drama, irony, and profound theological insight.

How To Live In a World That Is Getting Worse

When the world feels like it’s unraveling—whether due to climate change, political unrest, inequality, or just the weight of everyday chaos—it’s easy to feel overwhelmed or even hopeless.

How do we respond as Christians?

Book of Mark

This series on the gospel of Mark, here are some excellent sermons that walk through the book chapter by chapter, exploring its themes of discipleship, Christ’s authority, and the urgency of the Kingdom. 

Devotional 9

Curse laid upon both Adam and Eve

Plans often unravel, leaving us frustrated by life’s chaos. But this brokenness wasn’t God’s design—it’s the result of humanity’s choice to sin. Pain in work, childbirth, and daily struggle stems from the curse. Instead of anger, turn to God for strength—He alone can restore what’s broken.

Key Passage: Genesis 3:16-19

Devotional 8

The first animal offered to cover the sins of humanity

The first sacrifice came when God clothed Adam and Eve with animal skins, hinting at death to cover sin. Yet only Christ’s perfect sacrifice truly redeems. From Eden to the cross, blood was spilled so ours wouldn’t be. His worth surpasses all offerings—eternal, complete, and healing.

Key Passage: Genesis 3:21

Devotional 7

Tree of life

Genesis shows humanity barred from the tree of life. Revelation reveals access restored. In between stands the cross—Jesus bore our sins on a tree of death that became our tree of life. Through His sacrifice, eternal life is now freely given. All glory to God.

Key Passage: Genesis 3:22-24

Devotional 6

After God's perfect creation

Satan, the serpent, enters God’s perfect creation to deceive and destroy. Crafty and cunning, he sows doubt, twists truth, and leads us into sin. Yet his power is limited—God’s children are not alone. In Christ, we overcome the enemy who seeks to turn hearts from worship.

Key Passage: Genesis 3:1

Why did God create the world?

For what reason did God decide to create? Was he bored? Did he need someone to love or to love him? God had some ultimate purpose, some reason for which he decided to create all things, and this week as we look at Genesis 1-2. We will look at the biblical witness of God's reason for creating, for in it we perceive the reason for which he created...

Key Passage: Genesis 1:1-2:25

Devotional 5

Humanity was made in God’s image

Genesis 2 shows humanity as the pinnacle of creation, made in God’s image to reflect His character, live in relationship, and steward the earth. Though we fall short, Jesus—God’s exact imprint—perfectly fulfills this role, reconciling all things and restoring our purpose through His life and work.

Key Passage: Genesis 2:1-25

Devotional 4

First thing God does in creation

In Genesis 1:3–10, God begins creation by setting boundaries—light from dark, sea from land. Nothing escapes His control. Even suffering is limited by His love. Acts 17:26 affirms He sets our life’s borders. In every trial, we find comfort knowing God permits only what serves our good.

Key Passage: Genesis 1:3-10

Devotional 3

Day of rest

After six days of creation, God rested—not from weariness, but to delight in His finished work. In contrast, we live in constant toil, striving to prove our worth. Yet Jesus ended that pursuit on the cross, declaring “It is finished.” Now, true rest is found in His completed work, not ours.

Key Passage: Genesis 2:1-3

Devotional 2

Everything God made was good

All God made was good, not by effort but by nature. Even evil, when allowed, serves His purpose. From Joseph’s betrayal to Jesus’ crucifixion, God brings good from evil. Nothing happens outside His plan—His goodness prevails even in what we don’t understand. Trust in His sovereign will.

Key Passage: Genesis 1:31

Devotional 1

God creates the heavens and the earth

God created the universe by speaking—his word alone shaped all things. Unlike other myths with cosmic battles, Genesis shows God's unmatched power and authority. His word is eternal, trustworthy, and the foundation for life. We’re called to build on it, not human wisdom.

Key Passage: Genesis 1:1-2

The Pharisee and the Tax Collector

In Luke 18:9–14, Jesus tells a parable contrasting a proud Pharisee and a humble tax collector. One boasts in his righteousness; the other pleads for mercy. Through this story, Jesus reveals that true justification comes not from self-righteousness, but from humble repentance before God.

Key Passage: Luke 18:9-14

Forgiveness

Peter asks Jesus how often to forgive—seven times? Jesus replies, “seventy-seven times,” revealing forgiveness has no limit. Through the parable of the unforgiving servant, we’re shown that mercy received must be mercy given. True forgiveness flows from the heart.

Key Passage: Matthew 18:21-34

The Good Samaritan

In the Parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus reveals the heart of true compassion. A wounded traveler is ignored by the religious elite but rescued by a despised outsider. This powerful story challenges us to love beyond boundaries and see every person as our neighbor.

Key Passage: Luke 10:25-37

The Prodigal Son

Jesus tells of a wayward son who squanders his inheritance but returns home in shame—only to be embraced by his father. A powerful story of mercy, repentance, and unconditional love that reveals God’s heart for the lost.

Key Passage: Luke 15:11-31

Joy Is Found In Repentance

The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, focuses on the Pharisees' materialism and its contrast with true faith. It illustrates how worldly success can lead to damnation, while being humbled and suffering are part of the christian walk. The text stresses that salvation comes through God's word, not through earthly possessions or miraculous signs...

Key Passage: Luke 16:19-31

The Role of Works in Salvation

The Parable of the Talents is an interesting parable for in it, we find Christ's teaching on good works and his insistence upon them as a necessity in the Christian life. This is not a teaching to be avoided but rather carefully explained and applied to our lives, for without we miss a piece of the puzzle. So come join us as we unravel the meani...

Key Passage: Matthew 25:14-30

The Strength in Repetition

Still I Pray

Jesus tells a striking story of a widow who refuses to be ignored. Day after day, she pleads with an unjust judge for justice. He doesn’t fear God, doesn’t care for people—but eventually, he relents. Not because he’s moved by compassion, but because her persistence wears him down. Jesus frames this parable with a clear purpose: “to show them tha...

Key Passage: Luke 18:1-8

The Stubborn Prophet and the Compassionate God

Jonah is a most interesting character, a prophet of God, meant to be faithful and obedient to the command of God is instead rebellious and stubborn. He is deserving of nothing but God's judgement and yet he rather encounters the God of endless compassion. This a story of God's rebellious people and his unending mercy and grace towards them.

Key Passage: Jonah 1:0

The Glorious Church

As Christian , what is the most important thing for formation as strong, mature Christians? It is the Church. God has ordained that the Church would be the place of growth and nourishment for his people as well as the means through which the gospel would spread in the world. The Church is so important and yet it is so neglected today. Let's look...

Key Passage: Revelation 19:7-8

Why do people reject the gospel?

Mark 1:1-15 is the introduction to our series in Mark, and we start with this question, Why do so many people reject the gospel? Mark begins recounting the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. We see how John the Baptist prepares the people for Jesus’ arrival, how Jesus was shown to truly be the promised Messiah, and why after all of that the...

Key Passage: Mark 1:1-15

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