Posts with the category “sermon-notes”

In this passage, God confronts His priests for turning worship into a routine instead of a reverent encounter. They were offering blemished sacrifices and treating the holy as ordinary—despising His n...  Read More

Sometimes the hardest thing to believe isn’t that God is powerful—it’s that He still loves us. Israel had grown distant and disappointed, wondering if God even cared anymore. But before God corrects t...  Read More

1 Thee. 4:9-12 is instruction from Paul for believers to make it their ambition to lead a quiet life so we may win the respect of outsiders.This teaching is sometimes in direct contrast to what the wo...  Read More

Isaiah 58:12 is a call for God’s people to become rebuilders and restorers — not just of physical walls, but of families, faith, and generational foundations. True worship moves beyond religious routi...  Read More

The picture of the Proverbs 31 woman is not a checklist but a celebration of what God can do in a life surrendered to Him. She is valuable in character, diligent in her work, compassionate in spirit, ...  Read More

Men, the world is desperate for men who won’t drift with the culture but will stand firm in Christ. In just two verses, Paul gives us a battle plan: be watchful, stand strong, act with courage, and le...  Read More

The Bible does not hide the struggles of God’s people — it shows them honestly. Elijah, after his greatest victory, collapsed in fear and despair. Jeremiah, the weeping prophet, wrestled with loneline...  Read More

James 3:13–18 contrasts earthly wisdom, marked by envy and selfish ambition, with heavenly wisdom that produces peace and righteousness. Verse 16 shows that comparison and striving for human approval ...  Read More

Romans 10:5-17 reminds us that salvation is not about works but about believing in our hearts and confessing with our mouths that Jesus is Lord. Paul shows that faith comes when the gospel is spoken a...  Read More

Psalm 63 shows us that even in the wilderness, David’s deepest desire was for God, and his words became an expression of that hunger. Through his lips, mouth, and voice, he declared God’s love, rememb...  Read More

James 3:1–12 reminds us that our words carry tremendous influence—whether to build up or to tear down. Though the tongue is small, it has the power to steer lives like a rudder or set them ablaze like...  Read More

Jesus teaches in Matthew 12:33–37 that our words are the fruit of our hearts—what’s inside will eventually come out. Good words flow from a heart transformed by God, while destructive words reveal a h...  Read More

We were created to live in the presence of God. After Israel’s sin with the golden calf, God offers blessings but threatens to withdraw His presence. Moses knows that without God’s presence, nothing e...  Read More

The Presence of God: FavorIn Exodus 33:12-18, we find Moses engaged in a remarkable dialogue with God and at this juncture in the Israelites' journey, Moses, acting as their intercessor, pleads with G...  Read More

Exodus 33:7-11 provides us with a vivid glimpse into the intimate relationship between Moses and God during the time of the Israelites' wilderness journey. At this point in the narrative, the Israelit...  Read More