Sermon

Based on the preaching from Ephesians 6:21-24, the teaching centred on “Caring With God’s Care”. It explained that everyone fares well through this mutual care between pastors and the congregation. Pastors provide faithful, personal, and practical presence, while the congregation offers thoughtful, personal, and practical support. This reciprocal care allows all to experience God’s care, which is primarily revealed through peace (comprehensive harmony), love (practical regard), and grace (God’s favour). These originate from God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ, showing that caring with God’s care embodies God’s presence to His people.

In this powerful reflection on Mark 16:1–8, Isaac David Kisembo invites readers to look beyond routine Christianity and examine whether their faith is truly alive. Through the lens of the resurrection, he challenges believers to continually behold the biblical Christ—not just with emotional devotion, but through a deep alignment with God’s Word and an unwavering proclamation of the gospel. Drawing from Scripture and the lives of early followers, Kisembo presents a heartfelt call to assess our devotion, stand firm on God’s promises, and never grow silent about the risen Savior. This is more than a resurrection story—it’s an appeal to live in its reality every day.