John 10:1-10 || GOD’S PLAN – To Give a More Abundant Life
In this Easter sermon, Jer emphasizes the central message of Jesus' resurrection and its significance for believers, illustrating God's plan to provide freedom, seek the lost, and give abundant life. He discusses key characters from the parable of the Good Shepherd, including the sheep that follow Jesus' voice, the thieves and robbers representing false teachers, the door symbolizing Christ as the only way to salvation, and Jesus as the Good Shepherd who sacrifices for His flock. The sermon encourages worship,
Mark 10:35-45 || GOD’S PLAN – To Serve and Ransom the Lives of Many
Jer reflects on the significance of Good Friday, focusing on Mark 10:35-45, where Jesus teaches about the nature of true greatness through serving others. He emphasizes that greatness in the Kingdom of God is attained not through authority but through servitude, echoing Jesus’ own example of sacrificing his life as a ransom for many. The sermon stresses the importance of understanding our place in relation to God, recognizing that entry into His presence requires acknowledgment of our sin and accepting
Luke 15:1-7 || GOD’S PLAN – To Seek and Save the Lost
In this sermon from The Shore Church, Jer reflects on the significance of Passion Week and GOD’s Plan, emphasizing Jesus' mission to seek and save the lost. He discusses various themes related to captivity and freedom, highlighting the importance of recognizing our own lostness and the call to salvation through Christ. The sermon focuses on the parable of the lost sheep from Luke 15, detailing how Jesus illustrates God's deep love for each individual, encouraging listeners to see their value
Luke 4:12-22 || GOD’s Plan – To Set Captives Free
In this sermon from Shore Church, Jer launches an Easter series titled "God's Plan," focusing on the transformative nature of Jesus' mission as outlined in Luke 4:14-22, where He announces His purpose to bring good news to the poor, proclaim liberty to captives, and restore sight to the blind. The sermon emphasizes that everyone is in some form of spiritual captivity, whether they are aware of it or not. The pastor categorizes people into three groups: those who know they