Elim Church exists to be a life-giving community taking steps on the journey to be more like Jesus.
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True integrity begins by making Jesus the center of our lives and is demonstrated through consistent faithfulness, trustworthiness, and obedience in both public and private. Rather than pursuing success or approval from others, we are called to pursue faithfulness, allowing our character to reflect Christ in every circumstance. Ultimately, Jesus is the perfect example of integrity and empowers us…
What we do with the little ones God has entrusted to us today shapes the legacy they carry into tomorrow. In Proverbs 22, we’re reminded that intentional investment, faithful instruction, and godly example can impact generations far beyond our own. In this message Ps. Lukas challenges us to stop simply raising kids for today and start building a legacy that points them toward Jesus for a lifetime.
One of the clearest themes in Proverbs is that God isn't trying to steal our joy—He's protecting it. Every boundary He gives is designed to preserve something beautiful. Just as God faithfully keeps His covenant with His people, He calls us to live with that same covenant faithfulness, honouring, protecting, and nurturing every relationship He's entrusted to us.
In a world that celebrates instant reactions, Proverbs reminds us that wisdom is often found in slowing down. Ps. Lukas explores what the wisdom literature says about the danger of impulsivity and how patience gives us the strength to resist anger, revenge, and rash decisions.
Is all advice equal? What is real wisdom and where does it come from? Real wisdom is more than just knowing the correct information, real wisdom is knowledge applied. The book of proverbs outlines the value and importance of Godly Wisdom, and how the fear of God is how we can attain it.
What actually lasts forever? The end of the book of Daniel is a stark reminder that much more is happening than what we can see. As far back as we can look and as far in the future as we try and predict, ultimately... every earthly kingdom eventually falls, and that only God's Kingdom remains. In a world obsessed with building bigger, achieving more, and leaving a name behind, the final visions of…
As we wrap up our series in Daniel, we'll explore the visions he has regarding kingdoms, beasts, and the Son of Man. These radical encounters with God leave us asking a powerful question: What kind of person are you becoming? In a world that often rewards a beast type nature that grows into kingdoms, and empires, we have to reflect and ask ourselves, am I becoming more beastly or Godly? Prideful…
Have you ever wondered what faithfulness looks like when culture moves in the opposite direction? In this weeks message Ps. Lukas breaks down how Daniel faces a law designed to silence his faith. What is so powerful about this passage, is Daniel never panics, protests, or compromises. Daniel 6 shows us how quiet obedience can become one of the loudest testimonies in a world that increasingly…
It seems as though, our culture has lost something as of late: a sense of reverence. This week Ps. Lukas unpacks Daniel 5, a part two to last weeks sermon on pride where we begin to see what happens when we treat Godly things casually, and how the fall of Babylon teaches us about God's patience, judgment, and the call to honour what is holy.
