Sermon Notes

In our fast-paced world, where information and distractions abound, the challenge to maintain a mind focused on God’s truth can

In our fast-paced world, we are constantly bombarded with information, much of which can lead us away from the truth of God’s Word. The concept of a ‘mind virus’—thoughts and beliefs contrary to God’s truth—can infiltrate our thinking and divert us from living in alignment with His will. As believers, we are called to overcome these mind viruses by retraining our brains, aligning our thoughts with the mind of Christ. This requires intentionality and a deep commitment to renewing our minds with Scripture, ensuring that our thoughts reflect God’s eternal truths rather than the fleeting facts of the world.

In our rapidly changing world, where truth often seems relative and deception lurks around every corner, believers are called to

In a world often defined by its chaos and uncertainty, many of us find ourselves asking, much like Gideon did,

Discover what the “mind virus” really is and how to fight back using God’s Word. Learn practical steps to renew your thinking, embrace truth, and live with peace.

In a world moving faster than ever, generational gaps aren’t just cultural—they’re spiritual. If the Church doesn’t learn how to communicate across age groups, we risk losing the very relationships we’re called to nurture. In this post, we’ll explore how Jesus modeled unity in diversity, how generational mindsets are shaped, and why relational restoration is the only true antivirus.

Unity doesn’t mean agreement—it means identity in Christ. And that’s something every generation can rally around.