In this sermon, we explore the powerful moment when the Israelites crossed the River Jordan into the Promised Land. After God miraculously stopped the waters, He didn’t immediately give battle strategies for Jericho — instead, He commanded them to build a memorial of twelve stones. Why? Because before facing future battles, they needed to remember God’s past faithfulness. This sermon unpacks the importance of “memorial stones” — reminders of God’s power, provision, and promises. Just as the Israelites needed reminders, we too need to remember what God has done in our lives. Forgetting weakens faith, but remembering fuels courage.

In this sermon Onohili looks at the spiritual discipline of worship, focusing particularly on the practice of singing. She lays out three points about why we sing, namely: To glorify God, To be transformed, and to fight our battles.

In this sermons, Onohili looks at the genealogy of Jesus focusing on the lives of three of the women. Through it she shows that the amazing grace of God extends to all who put their trust in Him.

This weeks sermon draws out lessons from the feeding of the 5000, Reminding us that our God is a God of the impossible, that we should trust what we have into the hands to a loving Saviour, and that we are to treasure Jesus above our own plans and ambition.

This sermon looks at the 3 responses to Jesus’ birth in Matthew 2:1-12.