Summary:
The words written in the Bible is inspired by God; it doesn’t come from the thoughts of men. It has withstood the questionings of men and the test of time, even though political leaders tried to destroy it. God is not only ready to preserve His word, He is ready to perform it. This is evidenced by the many prophecies that have been fulfilled, especially by Jesus. The last prophecy about the Lord Jesus is that He’s going to come again. Will we be ready?

Summary:
The word of God is powerful and able to result in great effects! But for that to happen to/in us, we need to be tender-hearted towards His word. How can we be tender-hearted?

1. Know what is in the Bible
2. Apply our Biblical knowledge to our lives

Summary:
In this sermon, the speaker explores the three times Jesus said, “when you pray…” in Matt 6.

1. When we pray, let’s not put on a show.
2. When we pray, it is a private matter between us and God.
3. When we pray, let’s not use vain repetitions.
   Prayer is seeking God’s kingdom and submitting to God. Let us seek God in our lives, allow the Holy Spirit to transform us, so that His purpose will be fully achieved in our lives.

Summary:
In this sermon, the speaker expounds on the second type of seed in the parable of the sower - the seed that fell on stony places. What kind of seed is this? And what should we do, that we may be rooted in faith and not become a seed in the stony places?

Summary:
What do people traditionally attribute value to? What about the Christians in TJC? Many attribute value to material possessions. What do people associate value to?

1. Food and clothing
2. Status, recognition, knowledge