MissionWay Church Sunday Sermons

God’s Word speaks clearly to our fears: “Fear not, for I am with you” (Isaiah 41:10) and “Do not be anxious about anything” (Philippians 4:6). In Proverbs 3:5-6, we are called to trust in the Lord with all our hearts, leaning not on our own understanding but acknowledging Him in all our ways. These truths remind us that peace is found not in avoiding hardship, but in drawing near to the God who sustains, protects, and guides His people. When fear rises, the Bible calls us to respond with trust, prayer, and the confident hope that God is always with us.

In this sermon, we will explore Psalm 16 and discover the deep trust believers can have in Jesus. Through this Messianic Psalm, we will see how David’s words emphasize the honor of salvation and encourage believers to find refuge, peace, and joy in Christ. Let’s discover how the Lord provides fullness of joy.

We all have sins we keep returning to, patterns we hate but can’t seem to break. Drawing from Proverbs 26:11 and powerful truths throughout Scripture, this sermon exposes the lies the world tells us about sin, uncovers its roots, and shows how God’s grace not only forgives but empowers us to walk in freedom. Through confession, community, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the Gospel, we can break the cycle of habitual sin and live as a new creation in Christ.

David's words in Psalm 32 reveal the heavy burden of unconfessed sin and the incredible relief and joy that follow when we open our hearts to God’s mercy. Far from being a source of shame, confession becomes a doorway to freedom, healing, and restored relationship with the Lord. Let's discover how God's forgiveness transforms guilt into gladness and why living transparently before Him brings lasting peace

Baptism is more than a symbolic ritual—it is a declaration of death to sin, new life in Christ, and our union with Him. In Romans 6:1–5, Paul shows how the act of baptism points to the transformative power of the gospel. Through baptism, we not only proclaim our faith publicly but also participate in the visible sign of God’s grace at work in us. 

In the final verses of 2 Timothy, Paul reflects on friendships gained and lost in the course of Gospel ministry. He names faithful companions, mourns betrayal, and entrusts justice to the Lord—all while clinging to the unwavering presence of Christ. These verses show the deep need for Gospel-centered friendships and the sustaining power of Jesus when others fail. Even in his final days, Paul reminds us that we are never truly alone as we stand unashamed of the Gospel

In 2 Timothy 4:1-8, Paul gives Timothy a solemn charge to preach the Word and fulfill his ministry. This passage outlines the calling of every believer to cling to God’s Word, even when it’s unpopular or inconvenient. It warns of the danger of drifting into false teaching and highlights the eternal reward for those who remain faithful. Join us as we consider what it means to finish the race holding fast to the truth.

Is the Bible truly enough? In a world flooded with opinions, self-help advice, and shifting cultural trends, we return to the unshakable truth that God's Word is breathed out and completely sufficient. In 2 Timothy 3:10–17, we are told why Scripture alone equips us for every good work and how it remains our steady lighthouse in the storm.

As Christians, we must learn how to recognize and respond to those who oppose the truth of the Gospel. In a world where deception often wears the mask of godliness (wolves dressed as sheep), we must be equipped to discern the difference. Paul gives us clear instruction not only to guard ourselves but to protect the church. We are encouraged to stand firm, speak truth in love, and live unashamed in the midst of spiritual confusion.

The discussion centers on navigating faith amid modern controversies, encouraging believers to avoid futile arguments. It emphasizes the importance of discernment and sound doctrine while engaging in cultural conversations. The speaker highlights the necessity of prioritizing unity and godly character over online disputes. Personal experiences underscore the challenges of holding steadfast in faith amidst opposing views. Ultimately, the call is to focus on living a life aligned with God's approval and the transformative power of the Gospel.