Is your heart transformed to obey and submit to God’s will in your life? Or are you having a hard time following God because of your wrong priorities, selfishness, pride, laziness, and uncontrolled materialism?

Let us reflect on this deeper as we go through the different Bible passages where Jesus exhorted His disciples and followers to show love in their every day living.

When we were born again and given the gift of the Holy Spirit, we were enabled to obey the commands of Jesus in this sermon and live out an ordinary radical lifestyle by His power and grace.

This Passage will help us understand that Jesus desires us to have relationships that are meaningful, truthful, and God-glorifying. Let us reflect on and unpack Jesus’ teachings that will help us evaluate our standing before God and our heart toward others.

“Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfil them.”

Jesus is alive and He is our risen King and Savior! Jesus came to this earth with a message of love, forgiveness, and hope.

The beatitudes introduce the sermon on the mount, a collection of Jesus’ teachings. These teachings of Jesus are a must for all of us - we need to obey them as Jesus modeled it to us in His life in the gospels.

Tonight, we will revisit Jesus’s teachings on how we should be loyal to God in the use of our possessions, for His purpose and glory.

The story of the birth of our Lord Jesus will speak to us that during the first Christmas, Joseph and Mary experienced challenges and struggles in life when they obeyed the will of God in their lives.

The beautiful thing about the light that the birth of Christ brought can give you hope that lasts far beyond Christmas.  In fact, it can carry us forever! Let us learn from Isaiah 9.

When we discourse about Christmas, we will always remember the role of Mary and Joseph. Both were simple people who made a difference and became an embodiment of heartfelt service and obedience to God’s plan.

Let us learn from the wise people in the story of the first Christmas who showed determination, bravery, and commitment for them to see, worship and give their gifts to Jesus.

This story that we are going to be talking about today is one of the most famous parables in the Bible, the story of the prodigal son.

The enduring question is, will you pay the price to be a disciple of Jesus Christ?

How do you help and show your compassion to the people who need care, encouragement, and resources in these times of difficulties and pandemic?

Jesus had given us a parable that will help us to gauge ourselves if we are experiencing change in our living. This parable of the Pharisee and Tax Collector will convict us to check our attitude toward God and the people around us.

At the heart of Jesus’ teaching lies the painful and challenging practice of forgiveness. Forgiveness is a hard road to walk on, but it is the right way to free your life from hurts and bitterness.

Learn more about Jesus’ healing power and grace.