Bro. Eleazar Laggui
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Rest in The Lord
The promise of entering God’s rest still stands. It is not found in a day or a feeling, but in Christ, who calls the weary to Himself.
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Do Not Be Conformed
Paul calls believers to offer their bodies as a living sacrifice and be transformed by the renewal of the mind, instead of being shaped by the world’s patterns.
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Salt of the Earth
Jesus calls His people salt of the earth, but only Christ’s imputed righteousness makes that saltiness real and lasting.
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The Problem of Evil
Confronting the problem of evil head-on: God is not its author, evil has no equal claim with good, and every person must first face their own unrighteousness.
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Jesus Is Lord
This message walks through what it means to confess “Jesus is Lord” over relationships, evil, and even life and death, and to truly believe, not just agree, that He is Lord.
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Manna from Heaven
Israel’s grumbling over daily manna in the wilderness becomes a picture of Christ, the true bread from heaven who sustains his people to this day.
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The Gospel and the Law
This message traces how God’s law indicts sinners, reveals sin, and yet still guides the believer’s sanctification, even though it can never justify.
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The House of God: Our Dwelling Place
From Jacob’s ladder at Bethel to the church built up in the Spirit, this sermon traces what it means for God’s people to be His dwelling place.
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Be Perfect
Jesus’ command to “be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect” exposes every believer’s need for Christ’s own perfect righteousness.
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Obedience
Christ’s willing obedience calls believers to whole-hearted obedience of their own, and there is no neutral ground before God: everyone is already a slave either to sin or to righteousness.
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God Is Faithful
From the suffering Servant of Isaiah 53 to Peter’s restoration by the Sea of Galilee, God’s faithfulness is traced through Scripture as the ground of hope and salvation.
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God Is Gracious
A survey of God’s graciousness — in common grace to all creation, in the discipline He gives His children, and in how that graciousness can be presumed upon and abused.