What does it truly mean to follow Jesus? In this message, we explore the marks that define a genuine disciple of Christ. Discipleship is not a moment—it's a lifestyle rooted in daily surrender and focused devotion. A true disciple cultivates discipline, walks in obedience, bears spiritual fruit, and lives a life of radical love—the highest mark of all. Fruitfulness reveals growth, obedience reflects commitment, and love confirms identity. Jesus isn’t calling us to admire Him, but to follow Him. Are you living as His disciple? It's time to align your life with His call: Follow Me.

This message is a heartfelt call to return to childlike faith, a faith marked by purity, wonder, dependence, and undivided love for God. Too often, like the disciples, we walk with Jesus yet remain distracted by the world. We attend church but miss His presence. We serve but forget our purpose. Rise Like a Child reminds us that true greatness in God’s Kingdom isn’t found in position or power, but in humility, surrender, and simple trust. Don’t just go through the motions, rise into intimacy. Love God deeply. Return to wonder. Live with childlike devotion.

In this powerful message, Run Your Race, listeners are challenged to shake off spiritual complacency and press forward in the pursuit of holiness. Life’s daily demands can easily distract us from our eternal calling, but God is seeking true worshippers—those who live with eternity in view. This sermon is a timely reminder that we are not just passing through time, but running toward a finish line. Don’t get stuck in the temporary. Invest in what matters most. Run with purpose. Run for the prize. Run for the One who calls you to a life of holiness and everlasting reward.

God is calling us, not to perfection, but to transformation. Rise to Holiness is a call to respond to the Father’s invitation to be His children and to reflect His nature. Holiness isn’t about hiding our flaws or pretending we’re spotless. It’s about bringing our mess, our brokenness, and our truth into the light of God’s love. He’s not afraid of our mess, He meets us in it. Jesus reminds us, “Unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the Kingdom of Heaven.” Childlike humility, honesty, and dependence are the gateway to true holiness.

In a world that often places a price tag on values, identity, and conviction, Not for Sale is a powerful call to stand firm like the remarkable women of Scripture who refused to be defined by their circumstances. From Hannah, who brought her deep sorrow before God and found peace in His presence, to Ruth, whose loyalty and faith shone through even in Naomi’s bitterness and loss, we are reminded that resilience and purpose flourish in surrender. We reflect on Deborah, a prophet and judge who rose with courage and led with strength. This message challenges us to honour the women in our lives, to recognize their God-given roles, and to embrace the grace to live with unshakable faith and uncompromising devotion. Your calling is not for sale. Your identity is not for trade. Like these women, may we rise, rooted in God and unwavering in purpose.

In a world filled with surface-level standards and fleeting attractions, what truly matters when choosing a life partner? This sermon explores the key attributes to look for in a future spouse, but above all, it highlights the fear of God as the most essential. Outward beauty fades and charisma can deceive, but a heart that reverences God lays the foundation for a Christ-centered, purpose-driven marriage.

Delivered at the Women Clergy Conference, this message speaks to the often-unseen wounds carried by women in ministry. Physical injuries draw attention, care, and compassion, but what about the emotional bruises and spiritual exhaustion that aren’t visible? As women called to serve, we can lead, preach, and pour out, all while silently bleeding within. "I Hope We Heal" is a sacred call to pause, to acknowledge the soul wounds we’ve buried, and to seek the deep healing that only God can provide. Before we keep ministering to others, let’s allow the Healer to minister to us. I hope we heal... truly and completely.

In this powerful message, "I Hope We Heal," we confront the hidden wounds that don’t bleed, those buried deep within our souls. Unlike physical injuries that are visible and draw immediate care, emotional and spiritual wounds often go unnoticed, neglected or misunderstood. You can wear a smile and still be bleeding inside. This sermon is a heartfelt call to acknowledge our pain, invite God into our brokenness, and begin the journey of deep, inner healing. Because healing isn’t just for the body, it’s for the heart, the mind, and the soul. And I hope… we truly heal.