Ptr. Ricardo Laggui
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The Lord’s Supper
The Corinthians had turned the Lord’s table into a place of division. Paul calls them back to what the Supper is: a proclamation of the Lord’s death until He comes.
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The Forgiven
Because of Christ’s finished sacrifice, God remembers our sins no more, and we can draw near to Him with a clean conscience and full assurance of faith.
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By His Wounds You Have Been Healed
Peter reminds suffering believers that Christ bore their sins in his body on the cross, so that by his wounds they might be healed.
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We Love Because He First Loved Us
1 John 4:19 anchors this two-part sermon: because God loved us first, we can forgive as we’ve been forgiven, give as Zacchaeus gave, and love as Christ loved the church.
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The Blood of Jesus, His Son
A look at why Christ had to bear the penalty for sin Himself, and how His blood cleanses those who trust in Him.
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Justified by the Blood of Christ
Sinners are declared righteous before God not by their own works but by the blood Christ shed on the cross — justified freely, through faith alone.
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The Faithful and Just Forgiver
A two-part study of 1 John 1:9 on why a holy God can forgive sinners without compromising His justice.
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Teach Us to Number Our Days
Moses’ prayer in Psalm 90 teaches believers to count their days honestly so that they may gain a heart of wisdom.
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Joy to the World, Let Earth Receive Her King
The Christmas carol’s title becomes a sermon on the incarnation: God became flesh, ‘Immanuel, God with us,’ to reverse the fall and dwell again among his people.
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Him Only Shall You Serve
From the wilderness temptation, ministers are reminded that only the Lord deserves worship and service – and that same exclusive devotion must mark the character of every overseer God appoints.
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The Lord Will Bring Us Safely To His Heavenly Kingdom
Justification is the foundation, but the same God who saved us has promised to bring us safely all the way home.
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The Faithfulness of God
From Psalm 12’s lament over a world short on faithful men, to Jesus meeting a failed, denying Peter again at the Sea of Galilee, this two-part message traces God’s faithfulness to unfaithful people.