Everyday Church Sermons

Easter Sunday is the most joyful celebration in the Christian faith: the resurrection of Jesus. Death has been defeated, and hope is restored. The empty tomb declares that Jesus is alive, and because he lives, we also have eternal life. Take some time now to reflect on the significance of the resurrection — it’s the foundation of our faith. In the power of the resurrection we a

We have been looking at the ‘8 Days That Changed The World’. The 8 days that culminate with Easter Sunday. We are going to be asking ourselves to consider what it might mean if the Easter accounts are true. What it might mean if Jesus really did rise from the dead, and what does that mean for our world today?

Holy Saturday is a day of waiting. The disciples and followers of Jesus were in a place of uncertainty, grief, and confusion. The body of Jesus lay in the tomb, and it seemed as though all hope was lost. But even in the silence and waiting, God was at work. As we wait for God to break in in resurrection power, consider other areas of your life where you are still waiting for God to

On Good Friday, we reflect on the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. When he declared, "It is finished," he meant that the work of salvation was complete. Jesus bore the weight of our sin, took the punishment that we deserved, and offered himself as the perfect sacrifice.

Maundy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper, where Jesus washed his disciples' feet, teaching them the way of humble loving service. The act of washing feet was reserved for the lowest servant, but Jesus, their Lord, did it to demonstrate that true greatness comes through serving others. He was not ashamed to take off clothing, get down on the floor and wash the dirty feet of thos

Today we remember the woman who anointed Jesus with expensive perfume. Her act of worship was costly, but it was an expression of deep love and devotion. Jesus valued her offering, not because of its material worth, but because of her heart. Are there areas in your life where God is calling you to give sacrificially in love and worship? How can you honour him with your time, talent

In our verse today, Jesus teaches the greatest commandment: to love God fully and love our neighbours as ourselves. Love is the essence of the Christian faith. Take some time now to reflect on your relationship with God and how you express love toward others. What does it mean for you to love the Lord with your whole heart, soul, and mind? As we pray, ask God to help you grow in lo

In today’s verse we see Jesus cleansing the temple, showing his zeal for true worship. The temple was meant to be a place of prayer and communion with God, but it had become corrupted. Today, let’s take some time to examine our hearts and lives. Are there areas where we need Jesus to come and cleanse? May we allow him to restore our focus to what truly matters — a relationshi

On Palm Sunday, we remember the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, where the crowds shouted, "Hosanna!" – literally ‘God saves!’ They celebrated him as the King, but many misunderstood the kind of king he was. Jesus came not as a conquering ruler, but as a humble servant, bringing peace. Take a moment now to reflect on the nature of his kingship — one of humility and

We are at the start of the most important week of the year: Holy Week, when we focus on the days leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion on Good Friday and when He rose again on Resurrection Sunday. These events may be incredibly familiar for many of us, but let’s ask the Holy Spirit to give us a fresh revelation of our Servant King.