Gospel of John Series Part 3: The Call to New Life
This sermon dives into the idea that modern life often feels like a closed-off world. Jesus opens our eyes to a greater reality beyond what we know, calling us into a transformative new life. Following Him means finding true identity and purpose.
Gospel of John Series Part 2: The Light of Life
The sermon discusses the profound themes found in the Gospel of John, emphasizing that the “Word” refers to Jesus as the light and life illuminating humanity, akin to the creation in Genesis. It highlights our relationship with Jesus, encouraging personal reflection on discomfort in his presence, as growth towards deeper understanding and authentic living through faith.
Gospel of John Series Part 1: So That You May Believe and Have Life
This message discusses the purpose of John’s Gospel, highlighting key themes such as belief, life, and the theological significance of Jesus’ identity as the Messiah, Son of God, and God incarnate.
How to Change: The Nature, Pattern, and Process of Christian Change
In 1998, Timothy Keller delivered a series of messages on Christian change, based on Galatians 5. On this final sermon of 2025, Pastor William adapted Keller’s messages, focusing on the nature, pattern, and process of Christian change. This message is a great way to kick off a new year as you reflect on how to experience lasting change.
The Posture of Advent Part 4: Joy
The sermon discusses the concept of joy, contrasting it with the fleeting satisfaction of dopamine chasing. It highlights Christian joy as arising amidst sorrow and emphasizes its importance as a strength in faith. The message calls for practical ways to deepen joy, including embracing discomfort, reducing distractions, and supporting others in their suffering.
The Posture of Advent Part 3: Humility
This message highlights the significance of humility as we wait for the return of Christ, illustrated through the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. The contrast highlights how humility allows one to recognize the necessity of God’s mercy, fostering a deeper understanding of true righteousness.