Sunday Morning

This powerful message centers on one of the most profound questions in Scripture: 'Sir, we would see Jesus.' These words, spoken by Greek visitors during the Passover feast in John 12, capture the deepest longing of the human heart. The message challenges us to examine whether our spiritual eyes are truly open to see Christ in our daily lives. We learn that seeing Jesus isn't a one-time event but requires persistent seeking, like searching for precious treasure. The sermon draws on powerful examples from Scripture, showing how generational curses can be broken when we choose to stand for God, as Levi's descendants did when they chose the Lord's side after the golden calf incident. We're reminded that God's will isn't some distant mystery but begins with saying yes to Him each morning and recognizing that our circumstances, relationships, and opportunities are divinely orchestrated. The call to 'arise and shine' from Isaiah 60 becomes a rallying cry for excellence in everything we do, not for our own glory but to draw others to Christ. Just as the Queen of Sheba was drawn to Solomon's kingdom by its excellence and joy, people today are drawn to believers who reflect Christ's light with genuine happiness and skillful living. The message ends with a beautiful reminder that like seeds planted in dark, cold soil, we may face pressure and loneliness, but these very conditions allow God's light and water to bring forth growth and transformation in our lives.