What if mission doesn’t begin with pressure, guilt, or doing more… but with joy?In Psalm 67, we discover a surprising pattern: God blesses his people, the world notices, and praise begins to spread. Before mission is something we do, it’s something we live — receiving God’s grace, delighting in him, and letting that joy become visible.Using everything from espresso machines to the aroma of fresh coffee, this sermon explores how a life shaped by God’s blessing can naturally draw others in.If faith has ever felt more exhausting than life-giving, Psalm 67 offers a different vision:You are called first to be blessed… not burnt out.📖 Scripture: Psalm 67☕ Themes: Mission, Joy, Blessing, Worship, Christian Living#Psalm67 #ChristianLiving #Mission #Faith #Sermon #Church #Jesus #Blessing #Burnout #Hope

Where do you turn when people, systems, or life itself seem to fail you?We all face moments when life doesn’t hold together — relationships break down, pressure builds, support disappears, and we’re left feeling on our own.In this talk from John 14, Jesus speaks into that experience. To frightened and uncertain disciples, he makes a striking promise: “I will not leave you as orphans.”What does that mean in the middle of real-life disappointment and struggle? And how does the Holy Spirit come alongside us as Comforter, Helper, and Advocate?Part of the series: 21st Century Problems, 1st Century Solutions.

When Stephen stands before the Sanhedrin in Acts 7, the violence is immediate and unavoidable. But Luke tells us something extraordinary: heaven is opened, and Stephen sees Jesus.

In this sermon, we explore what changes when eternity breaks into the present—and how that reshapes what we call “non-negotiable.”

We often hold tightly to things that feel essential in church and in life. But what if seeing Jesus clearly challenges some of those assumptions?

This is a reflection on sacrifice, perspective, and the quiet question beneath it all: when heaven is open, what really matters?

📖 Acts 7:54–60