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Immanuel, God is with us

Today is the first day of Christmas. Christmas is a celebration of love. It is a time when everyone tries to treat each other with love. It is a sign of love that there are presents under the tree. By now, everyone has received their gifts and has come to worship with great joy.☺

Close to Jesus

Today is the Fourth Advent. The word advent means coming and we are waiting and remembering the birth of Jesus, Christmas. Today we are looking at a verse where Mary and Joseph were waiting for the birth of Jesus, ...

Always give thanks

The opposite of thanksgiving is complaining. Let me start today's sermon with a joke about complaining. ☺ "A guy goes to the doctor and starts complaining: - Doctor, help me, I just can't sleep!

7. Growing old with Jesus

There are also young people here who are now turning their brains off, because why bother with ageing, it's a long way off. In my old church I had a 12 year old girl who watched the sermon as ...

6. The hosting God

A 23. Zsoltárt egy pásztor írta, aki nagyon jól ismerte ezt a szakmát. Ahogy a nyáj halad az év során, a Zsoltár is így vezet minket. Csukjuk be a szemünket, és képzeljük el a nyájat az egyes...

5. When the road is hard

Ma egy nagyon nehéz ige van, megkísértett a gondolat, hogy ki is hagyom, de ez következik, azonban ez következik és így teljes a 23. Zsoltár. Hátha valakinek szüksége lesz rá. Nem tudom, kinek szól ez...

4. The Lord restores you

What do the following people have in common? Abraham, Jacob, David, Solomon, Samson, Peter. . . ? They are all people who loved God, but once fell away badly, then repented and got back in a good relationship with God. Maybe your name could be read.

3. The Lord leads

Tess Brigham, an American psychologist, described her experience with Generation Y (born circa 1980-2000). The most common reason for psychotherapy is: "I have too many choices and I can't decide what to do. What if I make the wrong choice?"

2. The Lord gives rest

Stress is a perennial problem in every person's life. Have you ever had problems with stress? It is the national disease that ruins the lives of many people. Often stress is created precisely because we chase life and are not content.

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