John 7:1-24 || Judge Rightly
This week's teaching is from John chapter 7:1-24, where Jesus faces misunderstanding and opposition from his own family, crowds, and religious leaders during the Feast of Booths. Jer challenges us to consider how often we, too, judge by appearances and miss God’s bigger purpose because we cling to our own plans and fears. Through Jesus’s example of patiently following God’s timeline and calling others to judge with “right judgment,” we’re invited to reflect on where our hearts stand—are we surrendered
John 6:60-71 || Truth Offends
"Do you want to leave?" In this sermon, Jer speaks on the end of John chapter 6, highlighting one of Jesus' most challenging conversations with his disciples. Listeners are invited to wrestle with the "fork in the road" question Jesus poses: Will you follow him, even when it's hard and requires complete surrender? The message explores why Jesus’ call to believe and “consume” him as the Bread of Life is both offensive and freeing, and how true faith leads not
John 5:19-29 || The Dead Will Hear
This week’s sermon at The Shore Church continues through John chapter 5, diving into one of Jesus’ most powerful conversations with religious leaders. You’ll hear how Jesus reveals His unique relationship with the Father, the incredible grace that offers eternal life by simply believing in Him, and the authority He holds over judgment and salvation. The pastor weaves in relatable stories about dependence and distractions, challenging us to honour Christ daily and rely on Him as our true sustenance. As
John 4:1-15 || The Life Providing Well
In this sermon, Jer invites the congregation to look afresh at the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well (John 4:1-15), reminding us that even familiar passages have new truths to reveal when our hearts are open. The message unpacks the historical and spiritual significance of the setting, highlighting how Jesus breaks social and cultural barriers to reach out in love to the hurting and marginalized. The pastor emphasizes the sovereignty of God in orchestrating every detail