Discover the Truth - Weekly Sermons

Ever wondered about the mysteries behind the CERN Hadron Collider, the symbolism in its logo, and the potential connections to biblical prophecies? Join us as we unravel these enigmas and delve into the implications for believers in a rapidly evolving world. 

Through the prophet Malachi, Yahweh calls for repentance, emphasizes the importance of genuine worship, and warns of consequences for disobedience.

How can we overcome the inclination to walk away from commitments when our expectations are not met? How can actively engaging in worship contribute to cultivating meaningful connections and experiences?

The book of Ecclesiastes offers profound insights into the human experience, exploring themes of meaning, purpose, and the transient nature of life. Through its reflections on the futility of worldly pursuits and the ultimate significance of fearing Yahweh, the wisdom found in Ecclesiastes encourages us to find purpose beyond the temporal, seeking fulfillment in a deeper, spiritual understanding of existence.

Yahweh promised Abraham heirs to inherit his heritage, as the seed of Abraham, how does that look for us -- what are to inherit? And when considering an inheritance, what are we leaving to our children and the generations to come.

Like replacing the gas filter in your car, there are a few simple "fixes" that believers can rely on to gain victory over sin.

Like a workout routine, spiritual growth demands dedication, effort, and sticking with it. The message from the Bible is clear: skip the shortcuts, embrace the discipline, and find lasting fulfillment in the journey towards a righteous life.

Will the wicked burn forever in hell fire? Will the rapture take away believers before it gets bad? Do we all go to heaven before judgment? 

When someone says “I love you” to you, does it make you feel warm and fuzzy? When your children say they love you followed by a sweet hug, nothing feels better. When your spouse says “I love you” does it make you feel safe? Comforted? It should. That is one of the great things about love. But is there more to love than what's on the surface?

Just like we tend to a garden, taking care of our lives is important. The parable of the sower teaches us that if we don't pay attention, life's challenges can sneak in like weeds, messing with our growth and stopping good things from happening.