This sermon, based on Mark 12:28-34, explores the foundational role of love in the Christian faith. Jesus teaches that the greatest commandment is to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, followed by loving our neighbor as ourselves. Kingdom love begins with a vertical relationship with God, extends internally in how we view ourselves, and manifests externally in how we treat others. True love is not circumstantial but a reflection of God’s love for us, shaping our identity and actions​.

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This sermon highlights the transformative power of worship, drawing from Psalm 100:1-5 and Joshua 6:1-5. Worship is presented as a correction of attitude, shifting focus from preference to gratitude. It declares God’s power, changes perspectives from problems to His might, reveals His unchanging character, and proclaims His enduring presence. By making a joyful noise and aligning with God’s purposes, believers experience His faithfulness and power to bring about greater things in their lives​.

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This sermon, based on Habakkuk 2:2-4, explores the challenges and growth that occur while waiting on God's promises. It emphasizes the importance of perception in recognizing God’s control, the discomfort of postponement that fosters patient trust, and the guarantee of God’s promise that assures His timing is never late. It also highlights the responsibility of staying active in faith during the waiting period. By trusting and waiting on the Lord, believers gain renewed strength and assurance in the fulfillment of His plans.

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