Sermon by Ps. Alwin The preacher talked about the centrality of Christ in our lives and our expected behaviour as disciples. God is the only person we need and is actually all we really need so let us remember that this holiday season we can take a break from every other thing but not from…
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The preacher began with saying that the people in the world have so many role models. What is a role model? A person whose behaviour, example, or success can be emulated by others. Someone whose success and behaviour serves as an example for you. Role models have a considerable impact on a person. Do we…
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The central idea of the sermon was the story of Mary breaking the alabaster jar at Jesus’ feet and the preacher analyzed the story by pointing out the following: The story is significant enough to feature in all four gospels (Matthew 26:6-13, Mark 14:3-9, Luke 7:36-5, and John 12: 1-8). The preacher took us through…
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When we have a lot of clutter in our words, we don’t see the main message. Words have power. It is very crucial to how we shape our lives. The tongue is small powerful and dangerous. In James 3:1-12 it is compared to a an unstoppable fire, a bit in the horses’ mouth and to…
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Recently the nation celebrated Teachers’ Day and the preacher spoke about how the world considers Jesus as a great teacher. While this is true, as Jesus’ disciples we must not forget to tell the world that He is the son of God and must spread His message about God’s kingdom. In John 13:13, Jesus said…
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Rom 9:15: “For He says to Moses, “I will have mercy on whomever I will have mercy, and I will have compassion on whomever I will have compassion.” The parable of the workers in the vineyard throws more light on the above verse (Matt 20:1-16). Jesus spoke this parable after Peter asked “See, we have…
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Psalm 51:17 “The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit, a broken and a contrite heart” The common word used for sacrifice is ‘Korban’ in Hebrew. The word doesn’t actually mean giving up something but ‘drawing near’ or ‘coming closer’. Yes, sacrifices were meant to bring us closer to God! There are many instances of…
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