Scripture: James

We’re reminded how important it is to stay connected to Jesus, like branches connected to a vine. He is our source of life and strength. Without Him, we can’t grow or bear fruit that lasts. But when we stay close to Him, our lives show love, peace, and…

Waiting is part of life, but how we wait matters. As Christians, we are waiting for Jesus to return, just as farmers wait for the rain. James reminds us that a good farmer doesn’t just sit around—he works while he waits. He prepares his fields, tends his crops,…

Sonny reminds us that being a Christian is about more than just believing—it’s about living together as brothers and sisters in Christ. Paul, in 1 Thessalonians 2 and 3, describes how he ministers to the church—not as someone above them, but as a loving brother, a gentle mother,…

Sonny shares a message of faith, love, and hope, drawing from the example of the church in Thessalonica. He reminds us that true faith in Jesus changes us, leading to good works—not as something we earn, but as a natural response to knowing Jesus. Sonny talks about how…

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 talks about a concept called “tent making.” This isn’t about actually building tents to sleep in, but rather about having a regular job to support yourself while also spreading the message of Jesus. The Apostle Paul is an example of this. He was a…

This sermon emphasizes the importance of raising children in a Christ-centered environment. Sonny begins by reflecting on a previous sermon about building a family, then shifts focus to parenting, sharing personal stories to illustrate practical experiences. The sermon draws from Matthew 18:1-14, where Jesus teaches humility and the…