The Upside-Down Kingdom week 4 | Daniel Hanafi

The Lord's Prayer Week 3 | Daniel Hanafi

Explore the profound meaning of the Lord’s Prayer through its chiastic structure, a beautiful literary device that highlights the prayer's symmetry and central focus. This teaching uncovers how the prayer serves as a guide for daily living, emphasizing our reliance on God for provision, forgiveness, and protection. Join us as we reflect on these powerful words to deepen our understanding and connection with God.

The Lord's Prayer Week 2 | Stephanus Elia

In this week's sermon, we explore the depth and significance of the Lord's Prayer as a model for surrender, trust, and understanding God's will in our daily lives. Through examining biblical passages and the different layers of God's sovereignty, moral guidance, and personal purpose, we learn to shift our focus from seeking control to embracing His divine plan. Join us as we discover how to cultivate a heart that prioritizes God's kingdom and finds true peace through prayer.

The Lord's Prayer Week 1 | Stephanus Elia

Discover the true heart of prayer as we explore what it means to connect with God beyond performance or manipulation. This message breaks down the significance of the Lord's Prayer, highlighting how God desires a genuine relationship with His children. Join us as we reflect on these powerful biblical truths and learn how to approach our Heavenly Father with confidence and transformation.

The Upside-Down Kingdom week 4 | Daniel Hanafi

The Upside-Down Kingdom week 4 | Daniel Hanafi

The Upside-Down Kingdom week 3 | Stephanus Elia

On this Graduation Sunday, we explore how our work is an act of service rather than something secular, rooted in the understanding that we live, move, and have our being in God. By embracing the "second mile"—going beyond what is required—we demonstrate a commitment to excellence that points others toward Jesus rather than simply proving ourselves. Join us as we learn to do all things well, honoring God with our work and trusting Him to continue the good work He has begun in us.