Sermons

From page one of Genesis to the final words of Revelation, the Bible tells a story of a battle between chaos and order, the serpent and the Savior. This week, we explore the powerful themes of the chaos waters, the serpent (nahash), and the dragon (tannīn) as they unfold across scripture—and what it means for us today. What if the storm you’re facing isn’t just random? What if it’s part of a much older story—and what if Jesus already crushed the serpent’s head? 🎥 Watch the Bible Project’s “Chaos Dragon” video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p4Y_1nlxvA 📖 Scriptures: Genesis 1–3, Job 41, Psalm 74, Revelation 21 #ChaosDragon #GenesisSermon #BibleThemes #OrderAndChaos #Wesleyan #Methodist #SpiritualWarfare

What is the story of the Bible wasn’t just about heaven in hell, but about a garden and a mountain? In the sermon, we trace one of the most overlooked the powerful threads woven throughout scripture: the place where heaven and earth meet from Eden to Sinai, from Gethsemane to Calvary, from the amount of olives to the new Jerusalem, God keeps showing up in gardens and on mountains. This message explores how the garden of Eden in the mountain of God are not just backdrops for biblical stories; they are images of god’s desire to dwell with his people. We will look at stories from Noah, Moses, Jesus and Mohr and unpack how these spaces help us understand our own journey toward restoration and communion with God. The good news? You don’t have to climb a mountain to meet with God. Because of Jesus, you already carry the presence of God with you. #biblethemes #gardenofeden #sermon #jesus #gospel #goodnews #presenceofgod #newcreation #genesis #communityfellowship

In Genesis 3, we see humanity’s first great failure: seeing and taking what is good in our eyes was never Gods desire for us. But God now offers us a new choice - something better - our own death, or His own life, freely given. Join us as we explore what this story means for us today and how Jesus restores what was lost. Watch The Bible Project’s video on the Tree of Life for more insight: https://youtu.be/TJLan-pJzfQ?feature=shared

We all face seasons of grief, questions, and struggle—but we also have hope. This new series, We Have Hope Because…, explores why we can live with hope in every season of life. From creation to the cross, God has shown Himself faithful to His people. Again and again, He has kept His promises, provided for His people, and brought redemption out of brokenness. This week, we trace the big story of Scripture to see how God’s past faithfulness fuels our present hope. #WeHaveHopeBecause #HopeInChrist #GodIsFaithful #SermonSeries #CommunityFellowship

Where is God when life feels dark? In Psalm 22, we hear the raw cry: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” This question echoes through the ages, voiced by faithful men and women—including Jesus Himself on the cross. In this message, Pastor Ben walks us through the practice of lament, showing how God invites us to bring our deepest sorrows honestly before Him—and how those prayers ultimately lead us to hope and trust in Christ. 📖 Scripture: Psalm 22 🎶 Theme: Honest lament, real faith, deeper trust 👉 If you’ve ever asked, “Where are you, God?”—this sermon is for you. #Psalm22 #WhereIsGod #ChristianSermon #BiblicalLament #FaithInSuffering #JesusOnTheCross #HonestFaith #ChurchOnline #HopeInChrist

Grief is heavy. Sometimes it feels like darkness is our only companion, and God seems distant. Psalm 88 reminds us that Scripture doesn’t shy away from raw sorrow—it gives us language to bring our pain before God. In this sermon, Pastor Ben explores the power of lament: what it means to honestly sit in our grief before the Lord, without rushing to fix it or cover it up. When we dare to be real with God, we discover His presence even in the silence. Whether you are in a season of loss or standing with those who grieve, this message will help you see lament not as weakness, but as an act of faith. 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe and share this message with someone who needs encouragement today. 📖 Scripture: Psalm 88 #Lament #Psalm88 #Grief #FaithInSuffering #ChristianFaith #CommunityFellowship

Life is full of grief, loss, and unanswered questions. The Bible doesn’t ask us to hide our pain — it gives us language for it. That language is called lament. In this sermon, Pastor Ben walks through the biblical practice of lament — how it gives us permission to cry out to God honestly, to bring our pain into His presence, and to find hope even in the darkest places. If you’ve ever wondered how to pray when life hurts, this message is for you. 🙏 Subscribe for more messages of hope and encouragement. #Lament #FaithInHardTimes #ChristianFaith #HopeInJesus #HonestPrayer

What does it really mean to say “Jesus is Lord”? For many, surrender sounds like loss—but in God’s Kingdom, surrender is the path to freedom. In this message, Pastor Ben explores why true discipleship begins with laying down our lives and trusting Jesus with everything. 📖 Key Scripture: Philippians 2:5-11 💡 Takeaway: Declaring “Jesus is Lord” is not just about words—it’s about living a life fully surrendered to Him. 🙏 If this message encouraged you, make sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today. #JesusIsLord #SurrenderToJesus #ChristianLiving #Romans12 #FaithInAction #WorshipThroughSurrender #Discipleship #Sermon #ChurchOnline #HopeInChrist