In his sermon, Pastor Daniel challenges the congregation to choose between serving God or false idols, emphasizing the need for true commitment and renewal of faith as illustrated by the story of Elijah on Mount Carmel.

To embody the mindset of Christ, we must practice unity and humility, acknowledging that true greatness in God's kingdom comes from lowering ourselves and serving others.

In this sermon, Pastor Tom reminds you that worship should embrace a childlike exuberance, joyfully involve your whole being, and serve as a powerful means of connection and healing, ultimately demonstrating that singing is a vital expression of your faith and a unifying bond within the community of believers.

In his sermon, Pastor Tom emphasizes the transformative power of worship, illustrating how it shifts our focus from problems to God, changes our hearts and perspectives, and invites God's presence to intervene in our lives, ultimately bringing peace, provision, and victory.

It’s important that we worship God with passion and intention. The story of David's pursuit of the Ark of the Covenant illustrates that true worship requires preparation, reverence, and a heart focused on the presence of God.

Pastor Tom emphasizes the importance of gratitude as God's will for our lives, encouraging believers to express thanks in all circumstances while recognizing God's goodness, and to reflect this gratitude verbally through prayer and testimony.

Pastor Tom emphasizes the importance of understanding the various Hebrew words for praise in worship, illustrating that worship is not just a song but involves active participation and expression of humility, honor, and joy through gestures such as raising hands.

Pastor Tom emphasizes in his sermon that true worship transcends music and songs, requiring a heartfelt response of reverence and obedience to God, as well as a focus on gratitude and recognizing God's presence in our lives.

In his Father's Day sermon, Pastor Tom encourages men to embrace their God-given courage and leadership roles, emphasizing that true strength comes from recognizing God's presence, following His guidance, and being bold in faith, just as Joshua led the Israelites in overcoming the fortified city of Jericho.