In this powerful and thought-provoking sermon, we are challenged to move beyond a corporate, historical, or purely theological understanding of Jesus and into a personal, intimate relationship with Him. This message confronts a vital question many believers avoid: Do I know Jesus as a friend, or only through books, sermons, and Sunday services?

Through deep biblical teaching, rich typology, and fresh insight, this sermon explores:

• The difference between knowing Jesus intellectually and knowing Him relationally
• Why faith cannot survive on borrowed encounters and second-hand revelations
• The story of Moses, the ark, and what it reveals about identity, redemption, and being “drawn out of God”
• How Jesus is not merely a historical figure, miracle worker, or doctrine but God in flesh, the embodiment of truth
• Why everything we need is already in Christ, and prayer is about obtaining, not begging
• How Scripture points us beyond history into encounter, revelation, and identity

This message is an invitation to stop living on revival stories of the past and become a carrier of God’s reality today. It calls believers to go beyond religion, beyond tradition, and beyond information into true relationship.

If you’re hungry for deeper understanding, biblical clarity, and a more personal walk with Jesus, this sermon is for you.

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In this powerful sermon, we take a deep dive into the humanity and divinity of Jesus Christ, the cornerstone of our faith. This teaching explores the historical, theological, and biblical foundations that reveal why understanding Jesus as fully God and fully man is essential for salvation and spiritual growth.We unpack key topics, including:* The Old Testament prophecies pointing to Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection* The concept of the hypostatic union: Jesus as fully God and fully man* The role of Mary in the incarnation and why her biology mattered* Misconceptions about Jesus’ ethnicity and historical context* How to truly pray and minister in the name of Jesus* Lessons from early church debates on Christ’s humanity and divinity

This sermon challenges believers to go beyond surface-level faith, to study the Bible with precision, and to grow deep roots in the Word of God.

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In this sermon titled “Roots”, we explore the biblical foundation of spiritual stability, sustenance, and fruitfulness. As we step into 2026, this message reminds us that the year will not be different unless we are different, deeply planted in the Word of God.

Using the imagery of a tree, this teaching reveals that roots are foundations. They are hidden, but they determine everything visible. When believers are rooted in Scripture, they remain unshaken during storms, sustained in seasons of drought, and fruitful over time.

Drawing from Jeremiah 17:8, Colossians 2:6–7, Proverbs 12:3, and Luke 6, this sermon calls believers back to:

• Deep Bible study, not surface reading
• Walking with God, not just working for God
• Sound doctrine, prayer, and Christ-centred identity

This message challenges us to stop treating the Bible as optional and start treating it as our lifeline. 2026 is a year to go under before we grow out, planted not portable, rooted not rushed.

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