Deuteronomy 10:17-19

Expository Preaching. Pillar Church

Every Christian is called to spiritual endurance. In this message from Acts 14:19-28 Kaynenn calls us to look to Jesus for enduring inspiration.

Prayer is one of the most powerful weapons a believer has in their arsenal. In this sermon from Acts 12:1-17 we are called to prayerful dependance on the God of heaven and earth.

Being a bold Christian is all about keeping our eyes on Jesus, and not our own safety or comfort. In this sermon from Acts 5:23-31 we are called to lean on Jesus for Spirit empowered boldness.

What does a Spirit empowered church look like? In this sermon from Acts 2:42-47 we are called to bear the marks of a spirit empowered church. Yet to do so with realistic lenses.

Church has to be bigger than Sunday. Christianity is an identity, not a weekly event. In this sermon from Micah 6:1-8 we are called to a faith that is bigger than Sunday.

Self sufficiency is the silent killer of many Christians. No matter how successful we may look on the outside, our true condition is laid plain before Jesus’ eyes of blazing fire. In this sermon from Revelation 3:14-22 we are exposed to a God who sees all.

Spiritual battles are fought with spiritual weapons. One of the most underrated of those weapons is praise. In this sermon from Luke 1:38-56 we are called to wield the power of praise in Jesus’ name.

Every Christian desires growth. But many are confused as to where to start. In this practical sermon from 2 Timothy 3:10-17 we are called to two major tenets of christian growth.

Racial reconciliation is a hot issue right now. It’s an octopus with many slippery tentacles. Few are able to address the issue adequately in a single Sunday sermon. In this message from Ephesians 2:11-22 Kaynenn attempts to add a drop of water to the ocean of opinions on this slippery issue.

What happens when we tolerate sin in the camp? What does the church become when its no longer striving to be holy, but rather striving to be relevant? In this sermon from Revelation 2:18-29 we are called to be holy, by a God who is holy.

The word of God will always provoke a response. Sometimes its truth leads us to repentance. And sometimes it leads us to Riot. In this sermon from Acts 19:21-41 we witness the work of the word that never returns void.

Are you ready to make a defence for the faith? Even in front of those who once desired your demise? In this sermon from Acts 21:27-36 we are given a glimpse of what a bold defense looks like.