COMPLETE SUBMISSION – Br. Deepak Jariwala – [Audio sermon]

For evident reasons, King David was called a “man after God’s own heart”, despite occasionally he did “things that displeased the Lord”. In the scriptures, he is found in different postures such as1. Lying down (2 Samuel 12:16) – depicting a true repentance2. Sitting before the Lord (2 Samuel 7:18) – depicting communion3. Standing (1 Chronicles 28:2) – depicting his serviceExpounding from the above passages, Br. Deepak draws out several edifying and exhorting lessons encouraging believers into a life of complete submission.

JESUS PAYS TEMPLE TAX-: Br. Nitish Patel

Posted here is the sermon delivered by Br. Nitish Patel at Borivali AssemblyPassage of Reference:Matthew 17: 24-27Br Nitish conducts an expository study on the only miracle which Lord performed for Himself. Through this simple incident in the life of Lord Jesus, many precious lessons on Godhead, namely His Omnipotence, Omniscence & Omnipresence is learned.

LESSONS FROM THE ROOSTER- Br. Johnny Baker – [Audio sermon]

Bible uses many animals & birds to teach various lessons by means of their inherent character. When it came to restoring Peter, Lord chose the crowing of the rooster to remind Peter of several lessons. Br. Johnny baker underlines the lessons, believers can learn from the rooster.1. Posture Of the Rooster2. Prattle of the Rooster3. Power of the Rooster4. Position of the Rooster.

GOD IS LOVE!

GOD IS LOVE! A rich, young ruler once came to Jesus, asking the most desperate question troubling him, “What must I do o gain eternal life?”. The interaction & discourse that followed between Christ & …

ENOCH WALKED WITH GOD – Br. Godly Abraham – [Audio sermon]

Enoch maintained a testimony before God which pleased him. About him we read that “he pleased God” (Heb 11:5). He lived in a desperately wicked society. The world then was pervaded by entertainment, violence, men busy with their work and immorality. Gen 4:19,20,21 and 23 speak of the times of Enoch. Yet Enoch maintained a pleasing testimony before God. At the age of 65, Enoch received a message that Judgement would come when his son dies. Based on this message, he names his son Methuselah which meant “After he dies, judgement will come”. So profound was the effect of the message that Enoch named his son after the message of God.Not only did he ensure that Methuselah was brought up in the ways of God but Noah his great grandson was also brought in the fear of the Lord. Methuselah lived 969 years and it showed God’s long suffering relationship with man that he would delay his judgement till Methuselah lived the longest life any man has lived. In this message, Enoch’s life and times are analysed. Enoch received a second message in Jude 14 and that message is concerning the second coming of the Lord. Enoch’s first message has been fulfilled and as surely as the Lord who gave the first message lives, the second message will also be fulfilled. Enoch’s testimony should encourage us to have a close relationship with God.

ABC OF GODLINESS- Br. Oommen Philip – [Audio- video sermon]

Br.Oommen expounds the importance of Godliness. Godliness is a measure of devotion, commitment, holiness to God. Furthermore he expounds on “ABC” forA to mean age and maturity of a Christian,B to mean Blessing, Birthday and Beauty. It is important for all Christians to have a second birthday when they are born again by accepting Christ as their personal savior.C means Character of a Christian which is an ability to say “No to the World and Yes to Christ”.

ROAD TO EMMAUS – Br. Benjamin Alexander- [Audio sermon]

Posted here is the sermon delivered by Br. Benjamin Alexander at Borivali Assembly on 23 March, 2014Passage of Reference: Luke 24:13-34On the resurrection day, Luke 24 gives an account of Lord Jesus talking with two disciples on the road to Emmaus for approximately 3 hours. These disciple were not part of the chosen 12, neither were they prominent public figures like the twelve, rather they were simple ordinary disciples. Yet the Lord drew near, lovingly inquired and ultimately explained ‘all’ things concerning Him in the Scriptures. Their ‘heart’ burned and the lives of the two disciples were changed forever on the road to Emmaus. Br. Benjamin Alexander conducts an expository study on the passage, drawing out various spiritual lessons for believers.