Previous Messages
Preview Emmy's latest messages below.
Sunday Truth
James 1
08/02/26
This sermon on James 1 teaches that while trials and temptation are not the same, God uses trials to strengthen faith, build perseverance, and mature believers, while temptation comes from sinful desires and leads away from Him. It encourages Christians to respond to hardship with joy, trust God's unchanging goodness, reject the lies of temptation, and become people who are quick to listen to God, slow to speak, and faithful in both hearing and doing His Word. Ultimately, the message calls listeners to surrender to Christ, remain steadfast through every season, and discover that true life, wisdom, and freedom are found by walking closely with Him and living out His truth.
The Chosen
06/07/26
This message centers on the life of John the Baptist, emphasizing that our identity is rooted not in what we accomplish but in being deeply known and loved by God before we were even born, just as John was. Using John the Baptist's words, "He must become greater; I must become less," the sermon challenges believers to pursue humility, seek Jesus above personal success or recognition, and prioritize a relationship with Him over simply doing things for Him. Ultimately, it encourages listeners to cultivate a private, consistent life with God in the "secret place," where they encounter His presence, hear His voice, and are transformed to reflect Christ.
Christmas
12/21/25
This sermon highlights Anna, the elderly prophet in Luke 2, whose lifelong devotion to worship, prayer, and waiting on God allowed her to recognize Jesus as the promised Savior the moment He entered the temple, reminding believers that a life centered on God's presence prepares us to encounter Him. It challenges listeners to move beyond routine religion by pursuing an authentic relationship with Jesus, praising Him daily, sharing the gospel boldly, and remembering that true transformation happens in the soul through consistent time with God rather than outward accomplishments. Ultimately, the message encourages everyone to acknowledge Jesus, seek His presence above everything else, and live in a way that points others to the hope, joy, and salvation found in Him.