The Children of the Church

What does the Bible say about children and their place in the life of the church? In this sermon, we explore Christ’s heart for children, their role in God’s covenant community, and the responsibility of Christian parents and the church in raising them in the fear of the Lord.

Are children an afterthought in the church today? Have we embraced the world’s view that children are a burden rather than a blessing? This sermon challenges us to see children as Christ sees them and calls both parents and the church to take seriously the charge to raise the next generation in the faith.

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The Women of the Church

What does it mean to be a godly woman in the church? In a world that distorts womanhood—either by diminishing its value or redefining it entirely—the Bible offers a clear, glorious, and counter-cultural vision of what it means to be a woman who honors Christ in her family, church, and community.

Godly womanhood is not about weakness but about wisdom, not about limitation but about divine calling. Join us as we unpack what it truly means for women to thrive in the church and fulfill their God-given role with joy, dignity, and strength.

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The Men of the Church

What does it mean to be a man of God in the life of the church? In this sermon, we explore God’s design for men, their roles and responsibilities in the family, church, and society, and how biblical masculinity shapes a thriving, God-honoring community.

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God made them Male and Female

What does it mean to be a man? What does it mean to be a woman? In a world that has rejected God’s design, where gender is seen as fluid and roles are deemed oppressive, we must return to Scripture to recover the truth about manhood and womanhood.

In this sermon, we will exegete Genesis 1:26-28, expose the roots of feminism and egalitarianism, and show how biblical patriarchy—not cultural movements—is God’s good and perfect design. We will also discuss how men and women are not just different in function, but in nature, and why this distinction is crucial for a flourishing church, home, and society.

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