This sermon explores the contrast between fleeting material desires and the eternal fulfillment found in Jesus Christ. Learn how to shift your focus from temporary possessions to lasting satisfaction by believing in Jesus, reading His Word, embracing His mission, approaching His throne, and delighting in Him.

Drawing from 1 Corinthians 9, the sermon highlights the need for spiritual discipline to be effective witnesses for the Gospel and to endure in faith. Paul uses the analogy of athletes to illustrate the pain and struggle involved in discipline, but also points to the eternal reward that awaits those who persevere.

In a world filled with chaos, finding peace can seem impossible. The sermon explores the profound peace Jesus offers, contrasting it with the fleeting peace the world provides. It delves into why we worry, the deceptive peace of the world, and how to embrace Jesus' true peace through the Holy Spirit.

The sermon emphasizes unity over division, especially amid political tensions. We're reminded that Jesus is the ultimate authority, and our hope and peace should anchor in His eternal kingdom, surpassing any earthly nation or political system.

The sermon emphasizes the choice to live by the Spirit over the flesh, calling believers to pursue holiness. It highlights the Spirit's role in transforming us into Christ's likeness and urges cultivating habits that align with the Spirit, leading to a flourishing, God-honoring life.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of saying "yes" to God and "no" to idols, drawing wisdom from the prophet Jeremiah in Jeremiah 2:1-13.