Scripture: Isaiah

Jesus faced his most difficult hour with courage, love, and obedience. Throughout his ministry, Jesus often said, “My hour has not yet come.” But in John 12, he declares, “The hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified.” This hour is the time of his…

The sermon focuses on James, the brother of Jesus, who played a key role in the early church and was an eyewitness to Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. James’ letter, written to Jewish Christians, contains timeless principles on Christian living, still relevant today. The speaker emphasizes wisdom in…

In this sermon, Sonny begins by lightheartedly sharing how his children, Heidi and Jeremy, humorously critique his tendency to give extensive overviews of biblical stories. Today, he ambitiously plans to tell the story of the entire Bible, emphasizing that the Bible is God’s story—His story. Sonny highlights that…

This sermon focuses on John 13, where Jesus demonstrates servant leadership by washing his disciples’ feet before his crucifixion. It emphasizes the theme of love, highlighting Jesus’ sacrificial love for his disciples and for humanity. Through the act of feet washing, Jesus teaches humility, service, and the importance…

We have “Covenant” in our church name; what does it mean to us? Is it just a nice sounding name on the church sign and website? One thing we need to decide right up front is whether God’s promise in Jeremiah (repeated in Hebrews 10) includes us as…

In this sermon, Sonny talks about a passage from the book of Isaiah in the Bible. Sonny discusses how Jesus is like a personal teacher to us and how he needed his father’s instructions every day. Sonny also tells a story about a teacher who was able to…

“Grace,” it’s a much-mentioned theme in the New Testament, mentioned about 130 times depending on the translation. The Apostle Paul begins and ends each one of his epistles with the blessing of grace. With this many mentions, grace must be a pretty important concept. Justice and mercy were…