How we view the Lord's Supper (communion) can lead to division and neglect and even death. Therefore, it is imperative that we restore our sacred reverence in the participation of the Lord's Supper. But this reverence isn’t reflected by greater religious zeal. Rather, it is reflected in a life that waits on others, not as a matter of patience but of active empathy and care for others. A life actively broken and poured out for others just as Jesus did for us.

What does it truly mean to live for God’s glory? If we want to say these words with any faithfulness to God, we must recognize the significance of prioritizing the good of others over personal freedoms. And actually, when we behold God’s glory, the weight and the worth of God’s glory, that’s exactly what we begin to do.

What is the significance of the church in missions? Using the metaphor of the fuel, the flame, and the fire, the sermon highlights key aspects of Christian responsibility and engagement in God's mission.

What does the Bible have to say about relationships, marriage, and singleness? Scripture points to sex, marriage, and singleness as gifts from God. Scripture further challenges our cultural norms regarding our relationships and opposes the predominant self-centered view of this world and shifting our focus back to God.

There is a stark contrast between worldly wisdom and the divine and eternal wisdom. It is this divine and eternal wisdom that is captured in the “Logos” or the Word of the Cross. By nature, it is counter-cultural, being uncomfortable and offensive and foolish to the wisdom of this world. But it is this “foolishness” that is the power of God for salvation and for the witness of our faith.

What is the meaning and essence of true worship? Moving beyond conventional definitions, scripture provides a profound understanding of worship rooted in sacrifice. From it, we see that true worship is more than adherence to rituals; it involves a profound transformation and renewal of the mind for the sake of building up the body of Christ.

Jesus changes everything. Not just us individually but also us collectively in the unity of believers as fellow heirs, members of the same body, and partakers of Christ's promises. This transformation is not merely a checklist of do's and don'ts but a reflection of a changed heart that is able to make radical sacrifices for the sake of God’s kingdom.