A look at the Jerusalem church in Acts 3–7: bold in prayer, sensitive to sin, and faithful under pressure, and what that means for a Spirit-filled church today.
Non-denominational Christian Church in Ottawa
Sermons by Sheldon Miller
In John 8:1–11, Jesus meets a woman caught in sin with both grace and truth. This powerful passage invites us to reflect on the kind of community Jesus calls us to become: one where sin is not hidden or ignored, but brought into the light with dignity, compassion, honesty, and hope.
On Resurrection Sunday, we reflect on how death entered the world through sin, but was ultimately defeated through Jesus Christ. Through His death and resurrection, we are reminded that in Christ, death is not the end, but the doorway to eternal life and restored fellowship with God.
Life is full of battles—health struggles, financial pressure, anxiety, family conflict, spiritual doubts. This sermon looks at how Jesus teaches us to face those battles, not just with more effort, but with a different kind of heart and a different set of weapons.
“The Community of Jesus” reveals that following Christ is not a solo path but a shared journey of grace. In Matthew 18–20, Jesus teaches humility, sacrifice, and the power of genuine community. Believers are called to depend on God, serve others, and protect the vulnerable. Like the rich young ruler, each person must choose devotion over comfort. In God’s kingdom, the last are first, the humble are lifted up, and every soul is equally loved.
Jesus is the greatest Teacher, and His Sermon on the Mount lays the foundation for true discipleship. The Beatitudes remind us that God blesses the poor, the mourning, the meek, and even the persecuted. He calls us not only to outward obedience but to inward transformation.
“Family in God”—a powerful reminder that as believers, we are more than just individuals walking separate paths; we are one family, united by the love and grace of Jesus. What it truly means to be part of God’s family? How we can support and uplift one another in faith, and how Christ calls us to…
God provides us with strength and hope in our daily lives. Whether you are seeking comfort, inspiration, or a deeper understanding of God’s presence, this message is for you.