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Do Something New | Short Sermon Series


As we stand at the threshold of June, let the words of Isaiah 43:19 illuminate our path with hope and inspiration. In this verse, God assures us of His ongoing work, bringing forth something remarkable and new.

While the past months may have presented challenges, disappointments, or uncertainties....

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Joshua 1:9 | Short Sermon Series


As we bid farewell to the holiday season, a hint of trepidation may linger in the air, accompanied by a touch of weariness. With the dawn of a new year on the horizon, how do you perceive the path ahead? Does anticipation fill your heart? Or do you find yourself grappling with apprehension about the uncertainties that lie ahead?


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Taste and See | Short Sermon Series


As we embrace the warmth of May's embrace, let our hearts turn to the timeless words of Psalm 34:8, which resonate, “Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.”

In this vibrant month, we find ourselves amidst a season of joy, celebration, and introspection—a time to commemorate the birth of our Saviour, Jesus Christ.


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Kingdom of God Known | Short Sermon Series

Kingdom of God Known - Encouraging short sermons and devotionals compiled by The Commandment Co

Before Jesus ascended into Heaven, He left His disciples with a final command - “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,” Matthew 28:19

In short, He was exhorting His disciples to make the kingdom of God known to all – to tell them about the great hope that all humanity had, now that sin and death were defeated.

As a follower of Christ, you and I are disciples too...

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Peace | Short Sermon Series

Peace - Encouraging short sermons and devotionals compiled by The Commandment Co

As Noah sought to leave the ark after floating for 40 days and 40 nights, he sent out a bird to see if there was dry land. Eventually the bird returned with an olive leaf, indicating that the earth was recovering and life would soon be supported again.

In those immediate moments after the flood, wickedness was wiped out from the earth, and only Noah’s family remained. The world was in a period of relative peace – that is, until Noah and his family began to grow and once again, give in to the temptation of sin.


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Rejoice | Short Sermon Series

Rejoice - Encouraging short sermons and devotionals compiled by The Commandment Co

Even amidst the blooming beauty of May and the lively vibes it brings, some of us find it challenging to bask in the same sense of delight. While the world around us is adorned with the colors of spring, a few may grapple with burdens and fears, making it difficult to fully embrace the joyous spirit of the season. In the midst of May's blossoms, let's acknowledge the varying emotions and offer understanding to those navigating through challenges.

How can we celebrate or be joyful when it seems like life isn’t going the way we wanted it to? How do we feel joyful in the midst of our pain?


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Never Will I Leave You | Short Sermon Series


Happy May! As we step into the vibrant month of May, we're curious about the journey you've undertaken so far this year. With every passing month, we encounter a mix of highs and lows – May has a unique way of casting its spell on our experiences. It could be a month filled with the blossoms of success and achievement, or maybe a time for reflection on challenges faced and lessons learned.


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Never Will I Leave You | Short Sermon Series


When Moses died, the Israelites were left without their strong, familiar, and capable leader, whom they had expected to lead them to the promised land. And Joshua, who had been commissioned to take over Moses, had some big shoes to fill.



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Baptism of Jesus | Short Sermon Series


“and this water symbolizes baptism that now saves you also—not the removal of dirt from the body but the pledge of a clear conscience toward God. It saves you by the resurrection of Jesus Christ,” 1 Peter 3:21 

The decision to get baptised is an important and personal one. It reflects a commitment to the Lordship of Christ, a public declaration of faith to make known your decision to put off your old ways of sin and enter into a new life with God.


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Fruit of the Spirit | Short Sermon Series


Jesus teaches that by remaining connected to Him, we will produce abundant fruit. But what sort of fruit will we bear?

The nature of this fruit is outlined in the Bible, specifically in Galatians 5:22-23: "But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control." These virtues exemplify a life deeply rooted in spiritual connection.



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Love | Short Sermon Series


We were created to be in communion with God. To rest in His love every single day and be completely at peace, knowing that our every need would be taken care of by Him.

But when faced with temptation, man chose to sin. We chose to believe the lie that God was not completely good. 




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Hope | Short Sermon Series

Hope - Encouraging short sermons and devotionals compiled by The Commandment Co

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11

These are words God gave to Jeremiah to speak to the Israelite exiles – they bring great comfort while also revealing the Lord’s sovereignty and goodness. Though they were meant for the exiles, the message and heart behind these words still rings true for us today.



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