Calvary Baptist Church Tilton, IL

Pastor Dan preached that Christ alone is the believer's strength, confidence, and sufficiency. From Colossians 2:1–10, he warned against false teachers who distract from Christ and burden people with manmade traditions, urging the church instead to stay rooted, built up, and thankful in Jesus—because in Him “the whole fullness of deity dwells,” and He is all we need. His call was simple and strong: cling to Christ alone and reject every teaching that shifts your focus from Him. #ChristAlone #RootedInChrist #StandFirmInTheFaith #ThankfulInChrist

Pastor Dan reminded us from Colossians 3:12–17 that the new life we have in Christ is marked by grace, love, peace, truth, and thankfulness. He emphasized that believers are called to put on godly character, let Christ's peace rule their hearts, allow His Word to dwell richly, and do everything in His name with gratitude. The heartbeat of the message was simple: a transformed life should continually reflect Christ—and be thankful. #Colossians3 #NewLifeInChrist #Gratitude #ChristianLiving #ThankfulHeart #PastorDan #SundaySermon #calvarytilton

Pastor Dan walked through Nehemiah 9, highlighting God's covenant faithfulness to Israel despite their repeated rebellion. He emphasized that the Lord is gracious, merciful, and patient—never abandoning His people but continually calling them back to Himself for restoration. The call to us is to remember His grace, repent of coldness, and renew our walk with Christ. #Nehemiah9 #GodsGrace #CovenantFaithfulness #RepentAndReturn #CalvaryTilton #ScriptureFirst #SoliDeoGloria

Pastor Dan's message from James 1:5–8 and Proverbs 8 emphasized that true wisdom begins with God Himself—the Creator who established the world by His understanding. He explained that biblical wisdom is not mere intelligence, but the ability to live righteously before God and others. God's wisdom enables believers to make sound decisions, lead their families well, and find favor with Him. Pastor Dan concluded by showing that Jesus is the ultimate expression of God's wisdom, the solid foundation on which every life must be built for both spiritual success and salvation.#CalvaryTilton #SundayMessage #WisdomOfGod #James1 #Proverbs8 #FaithInAction #JesusOurRock

Pastor Dan taught that Jesus Christ is the visible image of the invisible God, revealing God's glory through His incarnation, creation, and sustaining power. Christ's supremacy extends over all creation and the Church because the fullness of God dwells in Him, and through His blood He has reconciled all things to Himself. The believer's response is to worship, trust, and glorify Him daily as the visible display of God's majesty.#TheGloryOfGod #ChristSupreme #Colossians11520 #JesusIsLord #DrDanKitinoja #Calvarytilton #GodsCharacterInAction

Pastor Dan's sermon emphasized God's absolute holiness, His righteous character, and His just nature in judging sin. He showed that only God can remove guilt through the atoning work of Christ, whose cross demonstrates perfect justice and mercy. The message ended by reminding listeners that while judgment is certain for the unrepentant, God's grace still reaches the humble and restores a faithful remnant.#TheOneTrueGod #Isaiah6 #GodIsHoly #JusticeAndMercy #ChristOurAtonement #PastorDan #CalvaryTilton

Pastor Dan's sermon, “The One True God Is Holy,” focused on Isaiah 6:1–8 and emphasized that God's holiness sets Him completely apart from humanity — He is morally pure, perfectly righteous, and sovereign over all creation. When Isaiah encountered God's holiness, he was undone by his sinfulness, revealing humanity's desperate need for cleansing and redemption through Christ's atoning sacrifice. Once forgiven, believers are called to serve the holy God with humility and obedience, responding as Isaiah did: “Here am I, send me.”#HolinessOfGod #Isaiah6 #GodIsHoly #AtOneWithChrist #HereAmISendMe #CalvaryTilton

Pastor Dan's sermon emphasized that God shows His goodness even when people reject Him, when our sin offends Him, and when the world refuses to honor Him. He highlighted that God provides healing, daily blessings, and opportunities for repentance, yet warned that the window to receive salvation does not stay open forever. Ultimately, God's goodness is revealed most clearly through Christ's sacrifice on the cross, and each person must decide whether to trust Him while they still can .#GodIsGood #Acts14 #GospelTruth #Salvation #TrustInJesus #SermonSummary #FaithInChrist

Community Praise Night in Waynetown, IN

Pastor Dan's sermon reminded us that God is sovereign over all creation and works through His providence to guide history, people, and events toward His perfect plan. Peter's Pentecost sermon showed that the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus were no accident but God's foreordained means of salvation, offering forgiveness and new life to all who repent and believe. God now calls us to respond personally—turning from sin, trusting Christ, and receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit.#ProvidenceOfGod #JesusIsLord #Acts2 #CalvaryTilton #RepentAndBelieve #SovereignGod #GospelTruth

Brother Luke's sermon emphasized that God's love is not just an attribute but His very nature. This love is eternal, displayed in redemptive history, lived out in the church through sanctifying, unifying, and missional love, and even revealed in discipline and judgment. God's love is not soft sentimentality—it is a conquering love that comes with a sword, a cross, and a crown, calling us to holiness and faithfulness.#GodIsLove #ChristCentered #EternalLove #ChurchUnity #MissionalLiving #TruthInLove

Pastor Dan preached from Acts 17:16–34, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the only true image of God, in contrast to the man-made idols worshiped in Athens. He showed that God alone is sovereign—He created the world, determines our times and boundaries, commands repentance, and has proven His authority by raising Jesus from the dead. Pastor Daniel applied this truth personally, reminding us that God is sovereign in salvation (Ephesians 1:3–11) and in every detail of our daily lives (James 4:13–15). The call was clear: to worship the living God, repent of idolatry, and trust His sovereign will over life and eternity .#GodIsSovereign #Acts17 #JesusIsLord #TrueWorship #RepentAndBelieve #ResurrectionPower #ChristAlone #BiblicalPreaching

Pastor Andrew preached from Romans on the reality that Christians must daily choose whether they will live as slaves to sin or as slaves to righteousness. He reminded us that although believers have been made new in Christ, the old sinful nature still wars within, and holiness requires intentional sacrifice, obedience, and walking closely with God through prayer and His Word. The call was clear: because Christ has set us free, we must not return to sin but present ourselves as living sacrifices, transformed and committed to righteousness.#ChristianLiving #Romans #SlaveOfRighteousness #Holiness #ChooseJesus #FaithInAction #CalvaryTilton

Pastor Andrew Dusek's sermon reminded us that when God seems silent and our prayers feel unanswered, we must remember who truly controls all things. Habakkuk shows us that God is sovereign, good, just, and attentive—even when life feels chaotic. Our response must be to trust Him, ground ourselves in His character, and never stop praying, knowing His plan is always best.#FaithInTheSilence #GodIsInControl #PrayWithoutCeasing #TrustHisPlan #CalvaryTilton

Pastor Dan's sermon from Ephesians 3:14–17 focused on the believer's need for spiritual renewal. He emphasized that pride, tradition, routine, sin, laziness, and even busyness can crowd out God's work in our hearts, but true renewal comes through prayer, the empowering of the Holy Spirit, experiencing the love of Christ, and seeking the fullness of God's glory. Renewal is not about our effort but about allowing God's Spirit to strengthen and refresh us#SpiritualRenewal #Ephesians3 #PrayerAndPower #ChristInUs #FullnessOfGod

Brother Isaiah Tidwell preached from Colossians 1:15–17 and Job 38–39 on God's sustaining power. He warned that we often take for granted the consistent blessings of God—both physical and spiritual—until they are absent, much like we do with helpful people or conveniences in daily life. Using Job's story and God's questioning of Job, he emphasized that God sustains all creation—from the mighty lion to the unwanted raven—and if He cares for them, He will surely care for us, so we must trust, thank, and revere Him in every detail of life.#GodsSustainingPower #Colossians1 #Job38and39 #TrustInGod #SovereigntyOfGod #FaithOverFear #GodCaresForYou #BiblicalPreaching

Brother Isaiah Tidwell preached from Genesis 1, affirming the literal, six-day creation account as the true origin of the universe and refuting the Big Bang Theory and theistic evolution. He emphasized God as the intentional Designer, citing DNA and the order of creation as evidence, and highlighted the unity of the Trinity in creation. The sermon stressed that male and female were created in God's image, that mankind is called to steward creation, and that denial of a Creator stems from rebellion, not lack of evidence.#Genesis1 #Creation #BiblicalTruth #GodOurCreator #YoungEarth #InHisImage #FaithOverScience

Pastor Dan's sermon from 1 John 5:13–15 emphasized that believers can be assured of their salvation through faith in Jesus Christ and can approach God with confidence in prayer when asking according to His will. He taught that aligning our prayers with Scripture—using the S.O.A.P. method—ensures they harmonize with God's purposes, giving us confidence that He hears and answers. Ultimately, praying biblically and in step with God's will leads to greater faith, obedience, and assurance.#PrayerWithConfidence #1John5 #GodsWill #PrayTheScriptures #FaithInChrist #CalvaryTilton

Pastor Dan preached from Romans 6:1–11, emphasizing that Christians are no longer under sin's rule but have been set free by the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He taught that baptism symbolizes this spiritual reality—that believers are dead to sin and alive to God—and urged the church to actively resist sin's tyranny by living in the freedom Christ provides. Practical application included repentance, renewing the mind, and taking every thought captive to obey Christ.#FreedomInChrist #DeadToSin #AliveToGod #Romans6 #SetFreeByGrace #VictoryOverSin #WalkInNewnessOfLife #GospelTruth #PastorDan #CalvaryTilton

Brother Isaiah preached from Genesis 32 on the life of Jacob, focusing on the message "Nowhere to Run." He highlighted how Jacob, after years of avoiding conflict with his brother Esau, was finally forced to confront his fear. Isaiah emphasized that Jacob's transformation came not through strategy or manipulation, but through a wrestling encounter with God that left him physically weakened but spiritually dependent. The key takeaway: when facing conflict or challenge, don't rely on your own grit or human crutches—go to God first, cling to Him, and trust His grace to carry you.#NowhereToRun #Genesis32 #JacobAndEsau #FaithOverFear #ClingToGod #NotByMight #GraceNotGrit #TrustGodFirst #WrestlingWithGod #WalkWithALimp #GodIsFaithful #CalvaryTilton #GeorgetownChurches

Pastor Dan's sermon emphasized that God desires to partner with redeemed sinners by sending them to proclaim the gospel. Drawing from Romans 10:14–17, he explained that people cannot believe unless they hear, and they cannot hear unless someone is sent to preach. Though not all will believe, God calls every Christian to share the good news of Jesus' death and resurrection so that others may respond in faith and be saved.#ShareTheGospel #Romans10 #FaithComesByHearing #RedeemedToTell #GospelMission #EvangelismMatters #CalvaryTilton

Brother James Snyder

Pastor Dan's sermon, God's Heart for Sinners Part 2 (Romans 10:4–13), emphasized that salvation does not come through law-keeping, but through faith in Jesus Christ, who fulfilled the law on our behalf. He highlighted that the gospel is God's finished work—Christ descended, died, and rose—so that all who believe and confess Him as Lord will be saved. Pastor Dan urged listeners not to remain silent but to respond openly to Christ, who promises salvation to all who call on His name.#SalvationByFaith #Romans10 #ConfessAndBelieve #ChristAlone #GodsHeartForSinners

Brother Luke Hughes of Calvary Baptist delivered a powerful and theologically rich sermon centered on the older brother in the parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15), exposing the hidden danger of self-righteousness in the hearts of those closest to the truth. He emphasized that Jesus wasn't merely telling a touching story but delivering a confrontation aimed squarely at the Pharisees—and at us—through a parable that ends with an open question: Will we stand outside the feast because grace offends our pride? With deep insight drawn from Scripture and R.C. Sproul's teachings, Brother Luke reminded the church that grace is not earned, and the Father's invitation still stands—for the rebel and the religious alike.#GraceNotPerformance #ProdigalAndPharisee #CalvaryBaptistDanville #Luke15 #JesusSaves #ComeInside #ParableOfTheTwoSons #RCSproul #ExpositoryPreaching #GospelInvitation #SoDeoGloria

Pastor Dan's sermon focused on Romans 10:1–4, showing that God's heart longs for the salvation of sinners—and ours should too. Paul's burden for unbelieving Israel reminds us to pray for the lost, especially those who rely on their own righteousness instead of trusting in Christ. Salvation is never earned by good works but received through faith alone in Jesus.#CalvaryBaptistTilton #Romans10 #SalvationNotWorks #PrayForTheLost #HeartOfGod #FaithAlone

Pastor Dan preached from Lamentations 3, highlighting how Jeremiah was crushed with grief—not only because of his own suffering, but because of the devastation he saw around him, especially among children. This message unpacked the concept of second-hand sin—the pain and consequences we often endure because of others' rebellion. Yet, even in the lowest sorrow, Jeremiah clung to hope by remembering God's faithfulness, compassion, and mercy. Pastor Dan urged us to seek the Lord wholeheartedly, repent of sin, and wait patiently for His salvation.#SecondHandSin #Lamentations3 #GodIsFaithful #MerciesNewEveryMorning #HopeInGrief #PastorDan #WaynetownBaptist #RepentAndReturn

Brother Kirby Myers is a beloved former member of the church who grew up attending and now returns as a camp pastor with FCA. Known for his heartfelt preaching and down-to-earth humor, he shared a powerful message from Matthew 26, emphasizing the humanity of Christ through His sorrow in Gethsemane, His prayerful submission to the Father, and the strength that followed. His sermon reminded us that sorrow should lead to supplication, and through prayer, God supplies the strength we need to endure.#KirbyMyers #FCAcamp #ManOfSorrows #ChristOurStrength #Gethsemane #GospelHope #ObedienceToGod

Brother Luke powerfully preached that the Christian life is not a passive retreat but an all-out war of ideas against the rebellious ideologies of our age. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 10:5, he reminded us that believers are called to demolish every false philosophy—whether it be secularism, Marxism, Darwinism, gender ideology, or expressive individualism—and bring every thought captive to the Lordship of Christ. This is not just about tearing down lies but building a thoroughly Christian worldview in our homes, churches, and society for the glory of God.#TakeEveryThoughtCaptive #ChristIsLord #SpiritualWarfare #BiblicalWorldview #DemolishStrongholds #TruthOverLies #BoldFaith #2Corinthians10 #GospelPower #RebuildWithTruth

Brother Luke preached from Isaiah 55:10–11, reminding us that God's Word is like rain and snow—it always accomplishes what He intends. It doesn't ask permission, it doesn't fail, and it doesn't return empty. Whether it works quickly like rain or slowly like snow, God's Word invades, transforms, and produces fruit in the hearts of those who receive it, just as Christ—the Word made flesh—fulfilled His mission perfectly through the cross and resurrection.#GodsWordNeverFails #SovereignSpeech #Isaiah55 #PreachTheWord #RainFromHeaven #TheWordWorks #ScriptureTransforms

Pastor Dan preached from Matthew 13:1–23 on the Parable of the Sower, highlighting how the condition of a person's heart determines their response to the Word of God. He explained the four types of soil as four types of hearts—hard, shallow, distracted, and receptive—emphasizing that true discipleship involves deep, enduring, fruit-bearing faith. Ultimately, he challenged listeners to examine their hearts and asked, “What kind of soil are you?”#HeartCheck #ParableOfTheSower #Matthew13 #SpiritualGrowth #BearFruit #FollowJesus #GoodSoil #DiscipleshipMatters

Pastor Dan's sermon emphasized that fatherhood is not a human invention but a divine institution created by God from the beginning. Drawing from Genesis, Exodus, Proverbs, and Romans, he taught that fatherhood fulfills God's cultural mandate by producing and nurturing image-bearers and that honoring fathers is both commanded and essential to a righteous society. Disregard for fatherhood, he warned, reflects rebellion against God and contributes to national decline.#HonorFatherhood #BiblicalManhood #FathersDay #GodsDesign #CulturalMandate #RighteousLiving #FamilyMatters #GenesisBlueprint

Pastor Dan's sermon emphasized that enduring hardship like Christ means submitting to authority—even unjust authority—with radical faith and integrity. Jesus set the ultimate example by suffering unjustly without retaliation, entrusting Himself to God and bearing our sins so we could live righteously. In the face of life's trials, we're called to follow His example and trust God with the outcome.#Calvary Tilton #ThrivingInTrials #FollowJesus #RadicalFaith #1Peter2 #SufferingWell #EndureWithChrist #ChristianLiving #BiblicalSubmission

Pastor Dan preached from 1 Peter 2:13–17, emphasizing the biblical call to submit to every human authority—whether political leaders, teachers, or parents—not because they are perfect, but because it is God's will. He reminded us that government is established by God for our good (Romans 13), and that true freedom in Christ doesn't give us license to rebel, but calls us to live as His servants—honoring all, fearing God, and even respecting rulers.#SubmitToAuthority #1Peter2 #Romans13 #FearGodHonorTheKing #LiveAsServants #BiblicalSubmission

Brother Luke preached from 1 Timothy 1:5, emphasizing that true gospel instruction aims not at speculation or mere doctrinal correctness, but at producing love—a love that flows from a pure heart, a good conscience, and a sincere faith. He challenged listeners to examine whether their teaching, parenting, and ministry are cultivating this kind of Christ-centered love—not surface-level niceness or religious theater, but Spirit-formed, grace-fueled love rooted in internal transformation.#1Timothy1 #GospelLove #PureHeart #GoodConscience #SincereFaith #SoundDoctrine #HeartTransformation #ChristCenteredMinistry #DeoGloria

Brother Luke's sermon emphasized the believer's identity in Christ as a chosen race, royal priesthood, holy nation, and God's treasured possession. He reminded us that we are not only saved but also commissioned—to proclaim God's glory, fight the war within against sin, and live faithfully as a public witness among unbelievers. The message was a bold call to remember who we are and to live visibly set apart for God's glory.#SetApart #RoyalPriesthood #LiveOnMission #FightSin #1Peter2 #AmongThePagans #BeFaithful #GospelWitness

Pastor Dan's sermon from 1 Peter 2:1–10 emphasized the call to grow in Christ, not only individually but corporately as the church. He challenged believers to put away sin, hunger for God's Word like newborns crave milk, and embrace their identity as a spiritual house and royal priesthood. Believers are to live out their calling with purpose—declaring the glory of the One who brought them out of darkness into light.#GrowInChrist #1Peter2 #ChurchTogether #SpiritualGrowth #ChosenPeople #RoyalPriesthood #LightOverDarkness

Preaching from 1 Peter 1:3–9, Pastor Dan showed how praising God in the midst of trials helps believers not just survive, but thrive. He emphasized that our new birth into a living hope through Christ's resurrection, the precious gift of salvation, and the joy of loving and trusting Christ without seeing Him all give us reason to rejoice—even in suffering. The trials of life are refining us for glory, and our worship anchors us in that hope.#LivingHope #PraisingThroughTrials #FaithRefinedByFire #1Peter1 #VictoryInJesus #BornAgainHope #SalvationJoy

Brother Luke's sermon thundered with the truth that the gospel is not soft, sentimental encouragement—it is a roaring rescue mission. He contrasted the crushing weight of the Law at Mount Sinai with the overwhelming grace of Christ at Calvary, emphasizing that true grace doesn't soothe pride but slays it, doesn't patch up the wounded but raises the dead. The gospel is not advice; it is divine power that transforms condemned sinners into adopted sons, not by works but by the finished work of Christ alone.#GraceWithTeeth #LawAndGospel #ChristAlone #RoaringGospel #LionOfJudah #FromCondemnedToRedeemed #TruthThatSaves #GraceUponGrace #NoSoftGospel #HeRoarsWeRise

Pastor Dan's sermon encouraged believers by reminding them that God gives us hope even during life's hardest trials. We have hope because of what God has done for us—He chose us, set us apart, and saved us by Christ's blood. We also have hope because of who God is: sovereign, gracious, and faithful—He chose to make us His, even in our suffering.#HopeInChrist #1Peter #GodIsFaithful #ChosenByGod #GraceAndPeace #SovereignGod #EnduringFaith #BiblicalHope

Brother Luke passionately preached on the critical importance of rightly distinguishing between the Law and the Gospel, declaring that the Law reveals our sin and helplessness while the Gospel reveals Christ's completed work on our behalf. Using powerful historical illustrations, especially the life of Martin Luther, he emphasized that salvation is not earned by human effort but received freely by faith alone through grace alone. The sermon was a strong call to repent, believe, rise in newness of life, and boldly proclaim the pure Gospel without compromise in a world desperate for true hope.#LawAndGospel #GraceUponGrace #ChristAlone #ReformationFire #SolaFide #SoliDeoGloria #CalvaryBaptistTilton #PreachTheWordWatch it here: https://youtu.be/f6lt-XVtBsQ

Pastor Dan's sermon focused on how Christ's death on the cross is the ultimate display of God's power and wisdom, not human reasoning. He emphasized that salvation comes through believing in the crucified Christ, and that God's plan of redemption, though often seen as foolish by the world, is the true wisdom that saves sinners.#GospelWisdom #ChristCrucified #PowerOfTheCross #SavedByGrace #1CorinthiansWatch it here: https://youtu.be/61WXH517tTA

Pastor Dan preached that Jesus gave undeniable physical proof of His resurrection to His followers—not just to validate His victory over death, but so that we might believe and be saved. From Mary Magdalene to Thomas, each witness had their doubts erased by encountering the risen Christ. The Apostle John recorded these events with one purpose: so that we, even today, might believe that Jesus is the Son of God and have eternal life in His name.#RisenSavior #HeIsAlive #FaithInChrist #ResurrectionProof #BelieveAndBeSaved

Quinn Lewis delivers a gospel presentation to the congregation at Calvary Batist Church in the evening service of 4/13/25.

Pastor Dan's sermon, Don't Drift, based on Hebrews 2:1–4, was a heartfelt warning against the danger of spiritual drift. He reminded the congregation to pay closer attention to Christ and not let the trials of life pull them away from the truth they've received. Pastor Dan emphasized that Jesus, being superior to angels and the ultimate revelation of God's salvation, must not be neglected—and that this great salvation was confirmed by the Lord, His witnesses, and the empowering work of the Holy Spirit.#DontDrift #Hebrews2 #PayAttentionToJesus #GreatSalvation #StayAnchored #BibleTruth

Pastor Dan's sermon, based on Luke 15:11–32, focused on the character of God as revealed through the parable of the prodigal son. He emphasized God's patience during our rebellion, His compassion when we repent, and His joy when we return. Even when others misunderstand God's grace, the Father stands ready to embrace the lost with open arms.#GodIsCompassionate #ProdigalSon #Luke15 #GraceAndForgiveness #ComeHomeToGod

Pastor Dan's sermon, God's Treatment Plan for Spiritual Renewal Part 4, emphasized that spiritual transformation happens when believers join Jesus on His mission to seek and save the lost. Drawing from Luke 15:1–7, he highlighted how Jesus delights in redeeming sinners and restoring their “saltiness,” and how heaven rejoices over each soul that repents. The call is clear: we are to follow Christ in faith, reach out as His body, and celebrate every life changed by grace.#SpiritualRenewal #Luke15 #JoinJesusOnMission #LostAndFound #HeavenRejoices #FaithInAction #GospelMission #TransformedByGrace

Pastor Dan's sermon emphasizes that spiritually healthy Christians actively work to advance the gospel by following the example of the Philippians. He outlined that they should pray for the gospel's progress (Phil. 1:19-25), sacrifice to support the gospel's work (Phil. 2:25-30), and give to meet the needs of gospel ministry (Phil. 4:10-20). Pastor Dan concluded by encouraging believers to partner with God and others to advance the gospel through prayer, sacrifice, and generosity.#AdvanceTheGospel #SpiritualHealth #Philippians #Prayer #Sacrifice #Generosity #Partnership

Brother Luke's sermon focused on forgiveness as a central aspect of worship and a heart touched by grace. He emphasized that forgiveness is not optional but a command, reflecting the mercy we've received from God. Through the historical example of George Wiseheart, who forgave his persecutors even in the face of death, Luke highlighted that true forgiveness stems from recognizing our own unpayable debt to God and mirroring the mercy we've been given. Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:14–15 shows that forgiveness is a posture of the heart, not a transaction, and that we cannot withhold forgiveness if we've truly experienced God's grace.#Forgiveness #Grace #Mercy #Lord'sPrayer #HeartOfWorship #Matthew6 #GeorgeWiseheart #ChristianLife

Pastor Rob's sermon emphasizes that worship is more than singing—it's about transformation. True worship renews our minds, draws us closer to God, and gradually shapes us into the image of Christ. When we fix our eyes on Him in worship, He changes us from the inside out.#Worship #Transformation #RenewYourMind #DrawNearToGod #BeLikeChrist

Brother Luke's sermon focused on God-centered prayer as taught in Matthew 6, using the Lord's Prayer as a model. He emphasized that true prayer begins with worship, surrender, and dependence on God, aligning our hearts with His will rather than treating prayer as a way to get what we want. Luke illustrated this with historical examples from John Wesley and David Livingston, showing how prayer fuels revival and transforms lives. He concluded with a gospel invitation, urging listeners to trust in Christ and live surrendered lives rooted in prayer.Hashtags: #GodCenteredPrayer #Lord'sPrayer #SurrenderToGod #PrayerLife #TrustInGod

Pastor Dan's sermon focused on how believers can experience spiritual transformation through God's Word. He emphasized that spiritual renewal requires surrendering to God (Romans 12:1-2), being transformed by renewing our minds through Scripture (2 Timothy 3:16-17), and relying on Christ's strength (Philippians 4:13). The core message is that God's Word equips us for righteousness and prepares us for every good work.#SpiritualRenewal #TransformedByChrist #GodsWord #StrengthInChrist