In this sermon, Pastor Michael explores the teaching of Jesus in Luke 11:9–10, highlighting the importance of asking, seeking, and knocking as a three-step process in prayer. He encourages believers to maintain a childlike dependence on God by continually asking, to shape their lives through intentional seeking, and to take faithful action by knocking on doors of opportunity. Through personal stories, humour, and heartfelt conviction, Pastor Michael calls the church to an active and consistent relationship with God—one marked by trust, transformation, and obedience. This message inspires a deeper pursuit of God’s presence and purpose in daily life.

In Luke 7, Ps. Adrian contrasts two individuals who encountered Jesus: Simon the Pharisee and a nameless woman labelled immoral. While Simon offered polite hospitality, the woman expressed deep love and humility, pouring perfume on Jesus’ feet and weeping. The sermon challenges listeners to examine their own devotion: Are we casual observers or truly surrendered followers of Christ? Through questions about our spiritual posture, treasure, and revelation of Jesus, Ps. Adrian reminds us that the depth of our devotion determines the direction of our lives. True transformation begins at the feet of Jesus, in full surrender and love.

In this moving sermon, Ps Pedro explores the seasons when God appears silent. Drawing on the lives of Joseph, Mary, Samuel, and Jesus, he reveals that God’s silence often means He is preparing us—the vessels—for what is to come. Rather than being absent, God is at work: shaping character, arranging circumstances, and teaching us to trust His timing. Ps Pedro urges us not to make hasty, flesh-led decisions but to wait patiently in faith. Even when we do not understand, God is working behind the scenes. His silence is not rejection, but preparation for greater purpose.