Author: Rev. Dr Kwangho (Sam) Song

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 5 April 2026, EASTERSermon Text: Acts 2:22-36Main Points:IntroductionI. “You killed Him” – The offense of EasterII. “God raised Him” – The hope of EasterIII. “We are witnesses” – The mission of EasterConclusion The passage we’ve just read forms part of the message the Apostle Peter delivered to the Jews in Jerusalem … Continue reading This Jesus God Raised Up

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 29 March 2026Sermon Series: “The Acts of the Apostles” (#25)Sermon Text: Acts 16:11-40Main Points:IntroductionI. Different sinners, same needII. One gospel, different ways God applies itIII. The cost of bringing that gospelConclusion Last week, we looked at the first half of the second missionary journey carried out by Paul, Silas and Timothy. … Continue reading How God Brings Sinners To Christ

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 22 March 2026Sermon Series: “The Acts of the Apostles” (#24)Sermon Text: Acts 16:1-10Main Points:IntroductionI. Prepared for the mission (vs. 1-3)II. Strengthened in the faith (vs. 4-5)III. Restrained and redirected by the Spirit – A time to leap (vs. 6-10)Conclusion As we saw last Sunday, Paul sets out to revisit the churches … Continue reading A Time To Leap

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 15 March 2026Sermon Series: “The Acts of the Apostles” (#23)Sermon Text: Acts 15:36-41Main Points:IntroductionI. A shared goalII. A disputed concernIII. God at workConclusion: A time to move on Last Sunday, we considered how the first ecumenical church council was held in Jerusalem in the history of the NT church, recorded in … Continue reading A Time To Move On

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 8 March 2026Sermon Series: “The Acts of the Apostles” (#22)Sermon Text: Acts 15:1-35Main Points:IntroductionI. The surprise – the Jewish perspectiveII. The stumbling block – circumcision and the lawIII. God’s international family – The church in the new covenant orderConclusion As we’ve been following the chapters of the book of Acts, we’ve … Continue reading The Church In The New Covenant Order

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 1 March 2026Sermon Series: “The Acts of the Apostles” (#21)Sermon Text: Acts 13:4-14:28Main Points:IntroductionI. The progress of the missionII. The power behind the missionIII. The participants in the missionConclusion When we come to Acts 13, something decisive happens in the life of the church. Up to this point, the gospel has … Continue reading The First Missionary Journey

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 22 February 2026Sermon Series: “The Acts of the Apostles” (#20)Sermon Text: Acts 13:1-3Main Points:IntroductionI. The beginning: The Spirit speaks in the churchII. The selection: The Spirit calls out His servantsIII. The commissioning: The church obeys the Spirit’s callConclusion We’ve been walking through the book of Acts for some time now. Its … Continue reading Set Apart By The Spirit For His Work

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 15 February 2026Sermon Series: “The Acts of the Apostles” (#19)Sermon Text: Acts 12:6-25Main Points:IntroductionI. Chains broken: God’s sovereign deliverance (vs. 6-17)II. Pride judged: God’s sovereign opposition to human pride (vs. 18-23)III. The unstoppable Word (vs. 24-25)Conclusion The 16th century Reformer Martin Luther once said that if you are not finding Christ … Continue reading Chains Broken, Pride Judged

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 8 February 2026Sermon Series: “The Acts of the Apostles” (#18)Sermon Text: Acts 12:1-5Main Points:IntroductionI. When we cannot see God’s purpose clearlyII. The death of an apostle and its impactIII. Believer’s position in God’s redemptive planConclusion Imagine hearing this news as a member of the early church in Jerusalem – your beloved … Continue reading An Apostle Martyred

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE, 1 February 2026Sermon Series: “The Acts of the Apostles” (#17)Sermon Text: Acts 11:19-26Main Points:IntroductionI. Grace spreads (vs. 19-21)II. Grace strengthens (vs. 22-24)III. Grace shapes and sends (vs. 25-26)Conclusion Let me take you into a farmer’s field for a moment – because what happens there will help us see today’s text more … Continue reading Grace Without Borders