Sermon Highlights and Key Takeaways

Throughout the month of January, our sermon series, Refuge - God's Got You, focused on the comforting truth that no matter what challenges we face, God is our ultimate refuge and defender. Each message reinforced the idea that, in times of uncertainty, we can find peace and security in His care. 

For the month of February, our sermon series focused on fostering stronger, more meaningful connections. Each message highlighted the importance of love, grace, and understanding in our relationships, reminding us that with God's guidance, we can cultivate deeper and more fulfilling bonds with those around us. 

As we stepped into the month of March, we embarked on a powerful sermon series exploring the Book of Genesis – the foundation of God’s grand story. Throughout the month, we deep dived into the stories of creation, redemption, uncovering how God’s plan from the very beginning still shapes our lives today. The series also included some of the prominent characters in the book: Abraham, Jacob and Joseph whom each life story taught us to trust God’s promises, walk in obedience, and embrace His purpose for our lives. 

The April theme series entitled, "Once and for all: Christ's redemptive work,” delved into the profound significance of Jesus Christ’s all-encompassing sacrifice. This series emphasized that Christ's death was a once-for-all act that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and established a New Covenant of grace and eternal redemption. And this has once again invited believers to reflect on the depth of Christ's love and the assurance of salvation that His redemptive work provides. 

The May month series entitled, “Root Cost: The Dangers of Loving Money,”  explored the spiritual and practical dangers of loving money, uncovering how misplaced affection for wealth can distort our values, relationships, and faith. Each message confronted the subtle ways money can become an idol, offering biblical wisdom on contentment, stewardship, generosity, and eternal perspective.