Posts from 2026
Weekly Sermon Devotional
5-Day Bible Reading Plan and Devotional Guide Based on Luke 15 and the Theme of Celebration in the Joy of the Father Day 1: The God Who Searches Reading: Luke 15:1-7 Devotional: The shepherd in this parable does not wait for the sheep to find its own way home. He leaves, searches, and does not stop until the lost is found. This reveals something essential about the character of God. He is not a passive observer of human lostness. He…
Weekly Sermon Devotional
5-Day Bible Reading Plan and Devotional Guide Theme: Come to Jesus — Receiving the Kingdom with Open Hands Based on the sermon from Mark 10 and the celebration of child dedication at Free Methodist Church Day 1: The God Who Blesses Reading: Mark 10:13-16 Devotional: Jesus did not simply wave at the children from a distance. He took them in His arms, placed His hands on their heads, and blessed them. This is the God we serve — not aloof,…
Kids Corner: October 11 to November 8
The Big Picture Question & Answer: Who is our King? Jesus is our King forever, and He rules over the world. Memory Verse: (K – 6) The Lord has established His throne in heaven, and His kingdom rules over all. ~ Psalm 103:19
Weekly Sermon Devotional
5-Day Bible Reading Plan and Devotional Guide Themes: Identity, Healing, Grace, and the Transforming Power of Christ Day 1: You Are Worth the Cross Reading: Psalm 139:13-16 Devotional: It is easy to measure your worth by your performance, your failures, or the voices that shaped your earliest years. But God measured your worth before you drew your first breath. Psalm 139 declares that you were carefully and intentionally formed, not assembled carelessly, not an afterthought. The cross confirms what creation…
Weekly Sermon Devotional
5-Day Bible Reading Plan and Devotional Guide Based on the Sermon: “Why Jesus Came” Day 1: The God Who Came to Save, Not Condemn Reading: John 3:16-21 Devotional: The world is full of pain, evil, and brokenness. It would be reasonable to expect a holy God to respond with swift condemnation. Yet Jesus declared that the Father sent him not to condemn but to save. This is not a soft dismissal of sin — sin is real and its consequences…
Weekly Sermon Devotional
5-Day Bible Reading Plan and Devotional Guide Why Did Jesus Come? Day 1: The Cry of a Broken World Reading: Isaiah 64:1-8 Devotional: Isaiah’s anguish was not abstract. He looked at his nation, his neighbors, and himself, and saw the same corruption we see today. Wars, broken families, selfishness, and moral confusion are not new. They are the persistent fruit of humanity’s separation from God. Yet Isaiah’s cry, “Oh, that you would burst from the heavens and come down,” was…
Weekly Sermon Devotional
5-Day Bible Reading Plan and Devotional Guide Praying Like the Man Who Prayed Day 1: The Priority of Prayer Reading: Luke 5:15-16; Luke 6:12-13 Devotional: Jesus did not treat prayer as an afterthought. Before major decisions, before turning points, before the weight of ministry pressed down upon him, he withdrew. He climbed mountains. He stayed through the night. He rose before dawn. Prayer was not squeezed into the margins of his life — it was the foundation beneath everything else.…
Kids Corner: September 13-October 4
The Big Picture Question & Answer: How does God care for His creation?God loves and rules over His creation according to His perfect plan. Memory Verse: (K-2) “My God will supply all your needs in Christ Jesus.” ~ Philippians 4:19 (3-6) “My God will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus.” ~ Philippians 4:19
Weekly Sermon Devotional
5-Day Bible Reading Plan and Devotional Guide Theme: The God-Man Who Prays — Knowing and Imitating Jesus Christ Day 1: The Word Who Was God Reading: John 1:1-18 Devotional: Before Bethlehem, before creation, before the beginning itself, Jesus existed. John opens his Gospel not with a birth narrative but with an eternal declaration — the Word was with God and was God. This is not a supporting character in history. This is the Author of history stepping into it. The…
Weekly Sermon Devotional
5-Day Bible Reading Plan and Devotional Guide Theme: Praying With an Open Heart Day 1: The Privilege of Access Reading: Hebrews 4:14-16 Devotional: The writer of Hebrews describes the throne of grace as a place believers can approach with confidence, finding mercy and help in times of need. This is not a cold courtroom but a throne of grace. Pastor Musa reminded us that “the privilege of speaking to the creator of the universe is never lost to me.” Sit…