ONE Abu Dhabi Sermons

How can the Bride of Christ respond appropriately to the Bridegroom who gave Himself for her?

God’s kingdom works not by human strength or status but by the condition and soil of our hearts.

He valued you enough to die for you, let’s value our salvation enough to live for Him!

Kingdom advancement is about bringing God’s reign on earth, living as transformed representatives of His Kingdom.

How can everlasting joy be a daily reality in the Christian’s life in the midst of trial and tragedy?

Are we careful not to compromise our positioning In Christ by standing on the principles He asks us to live by for our safety?

How do we react in crisis situations? Does it make us stronger together or weaker apart?

When God brings change into our lives, He is not trying to disturb us but is preparing us for something greater.

We can learn much from the ancient military position of the armor bearer on how to effectively bear one another’s burdens in the community.

What are the walls that the enemy builds around our lives to slow down growth, progress and an advancement of the Kingdom? We fall back on the revelation of God who breaks through every wall that seems impermeable.

When everything says it’s over, faith presses in for ONE MORE MOVE, because Christ crucified still has the power to heal, redeem, and restore what seems beyond hope.

The love of God meets us in the miry clay, sets our feet on solid rock, gives us a second chance and covers us with robes of righteousness.

If righteousness and faithfulness clothe our King, they must clothe His people.

Storms are inevitable and often come even through obedience, but God uses them to refine our faith, bring us to the end of ourselves, and teach us to rely fully on Him. When Christ is in the boat, the storm may shake us, but it cannot overpower Him.

FREEDOM is a journey and it begins the moment you choose freeness.

Is God my Savior or my good luck charm? There is a call for us to move beyond milk to meat, beyond usefulness to worship, and back to the purpose we were created for: His glory.

When seasons shift, God remains a constant. Every new season requires transition, preparation, patience, and a deeper relationship with God.

This New Year, may we learn to walk in alignment with His times and seasons! Break free from the narratives of the past and walk into His temple courts with praise and thanksgiving.

Give careful thought to your ways. God is always ready to restore when His people return to Him. In Egypt, they cried out, At the Red Sea, they feared.God heard | God fought | God saved.

One of the things that unites all children of the Lord in gratitude is the fact that God is for us. This is seen in His costly sacrifice and redemption plan for His children. We can echo as Paul did - If God be for us, who can be against us?

What miracle are you believing God for? The 9 breakthroughs seen in Elisha's ministry show that the God of the Bible is still moving in power today!

A life of rest in Him is a paradox. It often involves a struggle - a struggle to lay down our lives and our way of doing things and come to a place of absolute surrender to Him and His ways.

It’s never too late for God to write a new chapter in our lives! He specializes in bringing beauty from ashes.

In the midst of darkness, death and destruction - God gifts us a song. What does that song look like?

Thorns can be blessings in disguise. God does much in and through us using the daily difficulties that come our way. Can we be sensitive to His ways?

Often times we take for granted the privilege of prayer. Our Father longs to hear from us and partner with us. Do we eagerly desire to meet with Him?

Signs and Symbols - Part 2Reflecting Him clearly takes proper positioning, accuracy and simply saying yes!

Paul instructs Timothy to guard the treasure that has been deposited in him with the help of the Holy Spirit. Do we build fences to guard the truth within or to guard our hearts from being exposed to the truth?

Our relationship with the Father must become deeply personal if we truly want to know Him, love Him and reflect Him as we ought to. He has taken ownership of us, but have we taken ownership of Him?

God’s ecosystem: is a seamless network of people and families, each living and reflecting Him both individually and collectively as his family.

This is to my Father’s glory, that you bear much fruit, showing yourselves to be my disciples.John 15:8

In a world that emphasizes quick fixes and results, the Kingdom honors obedience regardless of the outcome.

The call of destiny includes waiting seasons that the Lord orchestrates. It’s at this juncture that faith is forged, character is built and maturity is pursued. It is also the place can love can grow cold and passion can be lost. The choice of how we respond is ours to make.

The call of destiny is one that urges us to put our hand to plough and not look back. We press on in His strength!

In our pursuit of destiny, God calls us to abandon ourselves, walk in humility and complete surrender.

Emotions are God’s gift, but they’re not meant to rule us.When anchored in His Truth and led by His Spirit, our emotions point us back to Him. Go all the way to the last slide, pause, reflect and let it speak to your heart. If it does, double-tap and share with someone who needs this reminder today.

Understanding Dominion entails understanding the heart of the Father. We walk in power and authority from a place of intimacy as sons and daughters.

As Christ followers, are we walking a life completely surrendered to Him? Have we learnt the art of decreasing that He may increase? Have we learnt to walk in love and oneness with one another? All these things factor in if we are to finish this race well.Ponder on these lines as we take a sneak peek into our second sermon from the series on Understanding Dominion - Finishing Well.

As Christ followers, we are called to walk in His power and dominion. Often times, we trade this dominion for conformity to the patterns of this world. What does walking in dominion entail? Take a sneak peak at our sermon from last week.

God’s love for us is a love that was never earned. It is a love that persistently pursues, graciously descends and mercifully rebukes.

It is good to praise the LORD and make music to your name, O Most High, - Psalm 92:1As we look back at 2024, our hearts are grateful for all He has done for us and brought us through. This gratitude elicits a response in all seasons, foreruns your miracles, testifies to others who HE is and is birthed from a relationship with God.

Being set apart for His will and His glory is a call and a privilege.Take a look at a few lessons from Abraham’s life as we ponder on the question of whether or not we can surrender to this calling.

For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. - 2 Timothy 1:7

A summary of our sermon from last Sunday. May we truly walk in and forward in our God-given potential for the year 2025!

A summary of our sermon from last Sunday. May we truly walk in the strength of the Lord as we walk into open doors for the year 2025!

"Only one life, ’twill soon be past,Only what’s done for Christ will last." - C.T. Studd

If we claim to have fellowship with him and yet walk in the darkness, we lie and do not live out the truth. - 1 John 1:6

Choosing LORDSHIP over LOGIC!

HE’S GOT IT!He’s an Incredible God, Magnificent and beyond comprehension!Just as He works wonders in nature, He’s working miracles in You, through You and for You…because You are His most beloved creation.

No one serving as a soldier gets entangled in civilian affairs, but rather tries to please his commanding officer. Similarly, anyone who competes as an athlete does not receive the victor’s crown except by competing according to the rules. - 2 Timothy 2:4,5Training and discipline is a very important aspect of our lives and our walk with Him. Have we truly trained ourselves to pray?