Healing Worship City Church

19/08/2026

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16/08/2026

Faith without actions is dead.

26/06/2026

Topic: New Life in Christ – Your Life Hidden with Christ
Scripture: Colossians 3:2–3 (NKJV)

"Set your mind on things above, not on things on the earth. For you died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God."

1. In Christ, the old life has passed away
When we come to Christ, our old identity is no longer who we are.
The old nature, old ways of thinking, and old bo***ge do not define us anymore.
We are called into a new life and a new identity.
Reference: 2 Corinthians 5:17

2. You have received a new life in Him
Salvation is not just forgiveness; it is transformation.
Christ gives us a new heart, new purpose, and a new direction.
Our lives are now centered on Him.
Reference: Romans 6:4

3. Sin no longer has authority over the believer
Sin may still tempt us, but it no longer owns us.
Through Christ we are no longer slaves to sin.
We choose daily to walk in the Spirit and not according to the old nature.
Reference: Romans 6:14

4. Christ redeemed us from the curse
Jesus carried what we could not carry.
Through Him we receive freedom, reconciliation, and life.
We live under grace and not condemnation.
Reference: Galatians 3:13

5. Set your mind on things above
Our focus shifts from temporary earthly things to eternal realities.
What fills our minds shapes how we live.
A heavenly mindset produces spiritual growth and maturity.

05/06/2026

Matthew 5:20 (NLT), Jesus issues a radical warning: “But I warn you—unless your righteousness is better than the righteousness of the teachers of religious law and the Pharisees, you will never enter the Kingdom of Heaven!”

The Exegesis and Context

The Stated Standard: Jesus demands a righteousness that "surpasses" (NLT: "is better than") that of the scribes and Pharisees.

The "Wait, What?" Factor: To a first-century Jewish listener, this was a shocking claim. The Pharisees were the ultimate paragons of virtue—they memorized the Law, tithed meticulously, fasted regularly, and strictly avoided secular defilement. If they weren't good enough, who could be?

Outward vs. Inward: The fatal flaw of Pharisaic righteousness was its external, surface-level nature. It was about keeping rules to be seen by men rather than out of genuine love for God. It focused on avoiding physical actions (e.g., the act of murder) while harboring internal hatred or lust.

The Heart of the Matter: Jesus is reframing the law (the Torah) not just as a set of rules for the hands, but as a condition of the heart. God demands inner purity, authentic motives, and total devotion.

The Theological Solution: By setting the bar impossibly high, Jesus points out the sheer inability of human beings to earn salvation on their own merit. He prepares His audience to realize that a surpassing, perfect righteousness cannot be generated by human effort; it can only be received as a gift through grace, ultimately pointing forward to the imputed righteousness of Christ Himself.

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17/04/2026

Dont follow your heart but guard your heart.

Proverbs 4:23, which says, "Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it". While the world advises individuals to "follow their heart," Scripture often warns that the human heart is deceitful and requires guarding, not following.

Why You Should Guard Your Heart

It is the Source of Life: The heart is considered the wellspring of life, meaning that thoughts, words, actions, and reactions all flow from it.

It is Deceitful: Jeremiah 17:9 states, "The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick; who can understand it?". Following it can lead to destruction because emotions can disguise themselves as truth.

It is the Battlefield: The heart is the center of a person’s intellect, will, and emotions, making it the primary target for negative influences and spiritual warfare.

Unguarded Hearts Stray: If not protected, the heart can drift away from God, allowing sinful thoughts, bitterness, and anger to take root.