Sjag Sermons

Flaws are present in all families, even Christian ones. Unaddressed issues can lead to dysfunction in our homes. Thankfully, the dark side does not have to define our reality. Take the path to healing today by surrendering it all into God's redeeming hands.

A godly home begins with fearing God, allowing His Word to shape us, and trusting His plan. He blesses families who honour Him, guiding their steps and giving them peace. While it is easy to say we love God, true reverence leads us to walk carefully and faithfully with Him.

A genuine expression of love for God comes from our total surrender to Him. When we learn to love God with our entire being, we begin to love what He loves - the people He died for. Are we willing to pay the price to be channels of His love?

We rejoice in the knowledge that Jesus is more than what we could ever hope for. He is our Light and Saviour, our salvation. Today we can joyously proclaim that Jesus is our Redeemer that has overcome the world. Let's bring this hope to everyone around us.

Do you know the price of darkness in your life? A touch of sin taints everything. Yet, a touch of Christ cleanses everything. The price of God's love is precious and free for us, yet costly. What will be your response today?

Before we share the Gospel, we need to do some housekeeping to ensure that our lives testify of the good work that God has done in us. We can start by being prayerful, being kind, being a good listener, and being a clear communicator of the Gospel. Let us be intentional and bold about proclaiming the Good News!

We are compelled to share the gospel, not for personal gain, but out of obedience to God, the transformation we’ve experienced, and compassion for others. Like Paul, we may choose to give up our own rights to better reach people, motivated by Christ’s love and His command through the Great Commission. Since Jesus gave His life for us, we are now called to live for Him, not just through words, but by actively sharing His message with others.

Each generation has been shaped by unique circumstances. Let's be intentional when reaching out intergenerationally. Now, aspire to build stories of life with one another, as God is continually revealed through story. It's time to become one generation unto the Lord.

Paul emphasizes the importance of supporting those in need, honoring church leaders, and leading with wisdom and integrity. Even Jesus, in His final moments on the cross, demonstrated the responsibility of family by entrusting His mother to John’s care. Likewise, let us be reminded that the greatest contribution to the Kingdom of God may not be something we do, but someone we raise.

From Elijah to Elisha, the passing of the mantle of God's anointing is an example of how we can pass on our mantles to the next generation. Let us be intentional in mentorship and proclaim the great things God has done in our lives.

Jesus is returning for His kingdom, where He rules and reigns over everything. What must we do to prepare for this? As the ones who bear His name, let's allow His glory to be revealed in the house of God and in how we live our lives outside.

The stories and experiences we have are to be told to the generations to come. With this, as we speak to the generations now and after, that they may know, learn and guard. This day, find your space to be a guide to someone in need, that they may grow in the way of the Lord.

Joshua 7 reminds us of the importance of staying connected to God through prayer. Let us not fall into a prayerless walk with Him. Instead, may we always honor our appointments with God, seeking Him first in all things. Remember P.U.S.H.I.M—'Pray Until Something Happens In Me.'

Let's reflect on the prayer of Jesus at the Garden of Gethsemane. He submitted to the will of the Father and obeyed, despite feeling overwhelmed with sorrow. Press in: watch and pray persistently.

Prayer is the key to unlock God's intervention in our impossible situations. Let's lay hold of our breakthroughs by listening to God, seeking Him earnestly, entering into serious prayer, and getting right with Him.

Dr. Paul Ai was a trained and practicing witch doctor until he was called and transformed by God. Much like the apostle Paul, his life of persecution in fervent pursuit of God's kingdom led to the transformation of his Vietnamese community and brought him across 92 countries to proclaim the wonder-working good news of Christ.

As we enter into a new horizon with God, know that the enemy waits to challenge us at the gates. But he is a defeated foe. Choose to believe what the Word of God says over his lies!

To move to new horizons, we need to keep our eyes on God and on His plans for us. It is the power of God that allows us to move in faith. Let us proclaim His praise to the nations!

God's goodness is evident in His provision, guidance, protection, healing, and abundant blessings. His presence is constant, working beyond human understanding to fulfill His purposes in every season of life. May we always find encouragement in His goodness, knowing we are never alone or without hope.

Before we can move into a new horizon, we need to move out from where we are in order to move into where God wants us to be. God is able to do beyond our imagination and expectations. It's time to be renewed.