New Year’s Service – Allowing Everything to be Made New
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Detlef Stegen
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Christmas Day Service – Prepare Yourself for the King
This Christmas message urges believers to prepare as a pure bride for Christ, the heavenly Bridegroom, by surrendering to God’s refining process, which uses life’s “needful knocks” to shape them. It underscores God’s unwavering faithfulness and the eternal nature of His kingdom, calling for lives of spiritual and physical purity in response to His humble birth and enduring love.
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Loving Jesus as He Loves Us – Funeral of Charlotte Schoombee
A memorial service for Charlotte Schoombee emphasized that believers can find hope and gratitude in Jesus Christ even amidst loss, as God prepares His children for eternal life. The message encouraged all to cultivate a transformed life of love, genuine faith, and repentance, living in obedience to God and holding firmly to the promise of resurrection.
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Building God’s Temple
The sermon uses King David’s desire to build a temple as a metaphor for building one’s life for God. It emphasizes the importance of a joyful, repentant heart and living a holy life, warning against self-justification and focusing instead on glorifying God in all aspects of life.
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To see God – Wedding of Max Celick and Melanie Engelbrecht
A wedding sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking God’s kingdom first in all aspects of life, using biblical examples and illustrating the commitment required for a God-honoring marriage. The sermon encourages the couple to prioritize their faith, seek guidance, and serve as a testament to Christ’s love, warning against the worldly temptations that could compromise their commitment.
