Discover Truth: Recent Episodes
Adonai Church
This is the archive of sermons preached by gifted and anointed men of God at our church. We pray that you will be blessed immensely as you listen.
Builders Of Eternity - IV | Corinthians Series - Part 8 by Charles Benedict | 21st June 2026
Builders Of Eternity - III | Corinthians Series - Part 7 by Charles Benedict | 14th June 2026
Builders Of Eternity - II | Corinthians Series - Part 6 by Charles Benedict | 17th May 2026
Builders Of Eternity - I | Corinthians Series - Part 5 by Charles Benedict | 26th April 2026
Don't Hide Your Talents - They Never Get Stolen by Dr. Joseph Shields | 15th March 2026
Strengthening the Inner Man | Corinthians Series - Part 4 by Charles Benedict | 1st March 2026
The Natural Man Vs The Spiritual Man | Corinthians Series - Part 3 by Charles Benedict | 22nd February 2026
Christ Centered Church | Corinthian Series - Part 1 by Charles Benedict | 18th January 2026
Culminating the sermon series on the book of James, Philips Dayanidhi discusses ‘Prayer: A Direct Connection.’ He emphasises that we cannot live out the rest of the book of James without a life of prayer, highlighting four aspects of prayer. He reminds us that prayer is not a religious activity but what connects us to God. Sharing practical tips, he encourages us to maintain a continuous, consistent, and fervent prayer life.
Satan's Weapon Against Believers Part 2_Shame By Pastor Victor D'monte I 27th October 2024
Christian Living Part 1 - Living A Fulfilled Life by Ps. John Christos I 23rd June 2024
In 'Taming the Heart and the Tongue' Part 2, Philips Dayanidhi expounds on the root of the words we speak, covering four aspects: our heart, attitude, listening, and thinking. He reminds us that our words guide the direction of our lives.
Pastor Charles Benedict continues the series on the book of James in his sermon 'Mercy Triumphs Over Judgement.' He sheds light on the discrimination that existed in the early church. James deals with a kind of apartheid that was prevalent in the church. Mingled with faith was favouritism. However, the two do not go together, for God does not show favoritism.
What comes to mind when you think about a king? Drawing a contrast between two kings in his sermon, ‘The Tale of Two Kings,’ Pastor Charles Benedict paints a picture of the King of kings, Jesus, and king Herod. He describes Herod in a single word: pride, but attributes humility to Jesus.
In line with living out the greatest compassion, Philips Dayanidhi talks about the ‘Root and Fruit of Faith.’ While good intentions are valuable, God expects action. How do we transition from intention to action? Philips shares two aspects in this regard.
This Sunday, Rev. Victor D'Monte talks about ‘The New Covenant,’ which is a demonstration of God's love for us. Jesus poured out His blood to initiate the new covenant. In the old covenant, the blood of animals covered sin; in the new covenant, the blood of Jesus takes away sin.
Continuing the series on the book of James, Philips Dayanidhi talks about 'Temptation: Source, Choice, and Attitude.' He shares practical insights into dealing with temptation, providing relatable illustrations.
Starting the series on the book of James, Pastor Charles talks about 'Trials, Testing, and Triumph.' Trials are inevitable, but we are to count it all joy. God uses trials to test our faith, deepen our trust in Him, and build character.
Rev. Victor D'Monte elaborates on 'What Matters to God the Most.' He delves into three areas which are of great significance to God, while giving us practical steps to grow in them. We take a closer look at these three aspects through the lens of Scripture.
‘Are We Ready to Meet the King?’ We've entered a season where God is serious about building His church for His return. Rev. Victor D'Monte expounds on what the church should look like when He comes. The highest standard God expects from us is not only to reciprocate His love to Him but also to one another. Looking at Ephesians 5, we explore four attitudes that we must embody.
Philips Dayanidhi sheds light on 'Living Out the Greatest Commandment.' We know God loves us unconditionally. The question is, how much do we love God? The basis of our love is not the blessings we receive from God but who God is. Very often, our Christian life begins with receiving things from God, but as we journey, our focus shifts from what He has done to who He is.
Rev. Victor D'Monte highlights four instances from the Bible where ‘God Remembered.’ Our God is a covenant maker and a covenant keeper. When God remembers, He acts. When we come to the end of ourselves, of our striving, God remembers. He takes our prayers, desires, and motives and works on them till we’re ready to receive the blessing we asked for. At the right time, God remembers.
Rev. Victor D'Monte focuses on ‘The Manger.’ Mangers are neither attractive nor significant, yet God chose a manger in the seemingly insignificant town of Bethlehem. A manger without Christ is insignificant; many times, our lives are like a manger, going by unnoticed. When Christ stepped into the manger, it became a landmark in history. We are people of significance because we have Christ’s stamp on us, made in His image to fulfill the destiny He has for us.
As busy as the season is, could you 'Make Room' for Jesus? Can you make room for a miracle, like the Shunamite woman did? Her act of kindness to Elisha translated into a life of miracles. Pastor Charles Benedict encourages us to make room for the new, like Zaccheus, who discarded his old way of life to usher Jesus into his house.
What does it mean to be 'Fathered by God'? Teaching from Hebrews 12, Rev. Victor D'Monte talks about why God disciplines us, how God disciplines us and how we respond to God's discipline. Through his sermon, he encourages us to have a new perspective of hardships.
We ponder on 'Is the Gospel Working in You?' with Pastor Ivan Raskino. He begins with an introduction of what the gospel is and proceeds to discuss three tests to see if the gospel is working in us. The gospel means good news, and the good news is that Jesus is on the throne and the devil is defeated.
The guideline for our Christian life is the word of God. Pastor John Tristram's message, 'Equipping the Saints,' is centered around this theme. The Greek for ‘equipping’ means to align. Ps John divulges on the consequences of not aligning with the truth and how we can align ourselves with it.
Reading from the book of Psalms, Pastor Charles Benedict speaks about 'Overcoming Discouragement.' Joseph, Moses, David, and Elijah experienced failures in their lives, but they didn't stay there; they rose out of it. We look at the root causes of discouragement through various scriptures and delve into the remedies for overcoming it.
In ‘Spiritual Blindness Part 3,’ Rev. Victor D'Monte deals with overcoming spiritual blindness. We explore seven essential qualities mentioned in the book of Peter, without which we remain spiritually nearsighted. These qualities are added to our life not by striving but by believing. We study these seven qualities through the lens of scripture.
In this sermon ‘Mind Renovation Part 2,’ Pastor John Tristram re-establishes the truth that our mind is God-given. However, repetitive thoughts form patterns in our subconscious that intersect with our spirit. These patterns are linked to behavior, and repeated behavior reinforces the pattern. Where is our mind set? The focus of our mind determines the direction of our life.
To be a son is to walk in our inheritance. We come to the place of sonship by being led by the Spirit. A child is the heir to the inheritance; however, a son walks in the inheritance. Sonship entails being focused on the Father’s mission. Our most ideal role model of a son is Jesus — ‘Jesus Walked as a Son’. Pastor Matthew George expounds on this.
This Sunday, Augustine David exhorts us to realize that the devil fears us, reminding us that persecution is an indication of the enemy’s fear of us. He shares his testimony and a key truth that enabled him to walk in freedom, encouraging us to walk in freedom so that we too can say, ‘Honey, I Shrunk the Devil.’
We look at the Church of Sardis with Philips Dayanidhi, a ‘Church with a Reputation but Lifeless.’ Their perception of themselves was widely different from the reality. Much like the city they were established in, this church gave into complacency. Philips shares with us certain virtues of an ‘alive Christian.
This Sunday, Rev. Victor D'Monte continues his series on ‘Spiritual Blindness Part 2.’ When our spiritual eyes are open, we receive insight, foresight, and oversight. Sometimes, we become so focused on what we perceive with our physical eyes that we fail to see the solutions available for us in the spiritual realm. Our spiritual sight will determine how we view life.
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Ps. Victor D'Monte brings a message on 'What is the Gospel?' In Part I of this teaching, he speaks of what the Gospel is and how it is relevant to us today with a scriptural basis.
Arun Thomas brings a message on 'But God,' two very significant words found in the Bible. He bring forth many scriptural examples as he speaks of the Sovereignty of God over all and in every circumstance of life.
Ps. Stanley Mehta speaks about the 'View from the Sanctuary' this Sunday. He speaks about how it is important to keep walking on the path God shows instead of comparing ourselves with the ungodly.
This Sunday, Ps. Victor D'Monte continues his series and speaks about 'Jesus, the Lamb of God.' He talks about the characteristics of Jesus as the Lamb, and how through Him, we can have divine grace and mercy.
In Part I of Ps. Victor D'Monte's teaching on 'Jesus, the Lion on the Lamb. He brings out the Biblical truth behind Jesus being the Lion of Judah and encourages the church this Sunday.
This Sunday Ps. Victor D'Monte preaches on 'The God Behind Our Victory.' He expounds on the story of Gideon and brings forth the aspect of collaboration for His purposes.
Philips Dayanidhi comes to the end of his teaching on the Book of Malachi in 'Giving God Your Best in Stewardship in Finance.' He brings a Biblical perspective of money, stewardship and how we glorify God in this context.
Ps. Charles Benedict speaks about how 'We are His Witnesses' this Sunday. He expounds on the mandate of evangelism and discipleship that all of us have, along with how to go about it.
Ps. Ivan Raskino speaks on how 'Real Forgiveness is Death and Resurrection.' He brings a realistic biblical perspective to what forgiveness is from the ideal set by Jesus.
This Resurrection Sunday, Ps. Victor D'Monte speaks on 'From the Grave to Glory.' He brings a sharp scriptural truth-based message of hope even in dead situations.
On Good Friday, this year, Mr. Arun Thomas brings a word on ' The Cross - AAA Rated.' Using an investment analogy, he talks about the impact of the cross and our relationship with God.
In Part II of 'Breaking the Spirit of Deception over a Church,' Ps. Victor D'Monte speaks of how even the elect will be deceived. He warns the church to be careful based on the Scriptures.
Philips Dayanidhi continues his series on the Book on Malachi and speaks on 'Giving God Your Best in Leadership.' He brings Biblical perspective to the concept of priesthood and leadership, talking about the responsibility that comes with the privilege.
Ps. Charles Benedict talks about how 'God is Able and Willing,' this Sunday. He encourages and edifies the church with a message on the character of God.
This Sunday Mrs. Annie D'Monte brings a message on 'Building the Tabernacle.' She uses scriptures and speaks about how this is relevant in the church and in our lives today.
In Part I of the series 'Breaking the Spirit of Deception over a Church,' Ps. Victor D'Monte begins his teaching on the seven areas of deception. He speaks of the first two areas and how they can be overcome.
We continue with Part III of Ps. Victor D'Monte's series 'Breaking the Spirit of Deception over a Nation.' From the scriptures, he sheds light on the various ways we can be deceived and how we can fight deception with the truth.
In this message Ps. Charles Benedict brings us a message on 'One Thing.' Emphasizing on the importance of recognising how we must live our lives focused on moving forwards and not backwards.
This Sunday, in Part II of Ps. Victor's Teaching on 'Breaking the Spirit of Deception,' we continue in our understanding of God's Heart for His people. He speaks about how we, the church, should catch the vision that God has for all people, believers and unbelievers alike.
In Part I of Philips Dayanidhi's study on the Book of Malachi, we look at 'Giving God your Best.' He speaks about why we give to God, and how also how we can give God our best in all that we do.
Ps. Victor begins a new series - 'Breaking the Spirit of Deception over a Nation' this Sunday. He begins with Part I that speaks of 'Understanding God's Heart.' He brings about the truth about prayer and how we should go about it. He also speaks of the responsibility we have, when it comes to prayer and intercession.
This New Year's Service Ps. Victor D'Monte brings a message of hope and expectation. He brings about the vision of the church for the coming year charging us with fulfilling the commission given by God.
This Christmas morning Ps. Victor D'Monte speaks on 'Finding Hope in Difficult Times'. He brings the stories of Mary and Zacharias and what God did in their lives. He encourages the church to have hope even in the face of impossibility.
As he continues his teaching on the Book of Zechariah, Philips Dayanidhi speaks on 'Clues to God's Puzzle.' He expounds on 3 visions that Zechariah saw and brings forth how it all comes together. And also how all this is continually relevant for us today.
Ps. Victor D'Monte speaks on 'Receiving Mercy, Finding Grace.' He explains from Scripture how we can walk in the mercy of God which allows us to find His grace. And this, in bringing forth a better understanding of the 'Breaking of Bread.'
Ps. Charles Benedict speaks on 'Dwelling in the Presence of the Lord.' He expounds on the well-known and well-loved Psalm 91 and brings about a deeper understanding and truth about dwelling in the Presence of the Lord.
Philips Dayanidhi continues his teaching on Zechariah this Sunday, preaching on how we should 'Get Used to Different.' Through the vision in Chapter 4, Philips brings about God's heart for His people as well as a word for the coming year 2021.
Ps. Victor D'Monte, continues his teaching from the previous Sunday and speaks on 'From a Fountain to Rivers of Living Water.' He brings a Word for the church today from promises given by God in the Scriptures. We should continually be filled and led by the Holy Spirit in all we do.
Ps. Victor D'Monte preaches on 'The living Waters' this Sunday. He speaks of how God is invested and interested in our lives. We should live life in anticipation of God moments that can define and change our lives.
In Part V of Philips Dayanidhi's teaching on the book of Zechariah, he speaks on 'Dirty rags to Divine Robes of Righteousness.' He brings about the truth of how we are chosen by God, and this for a purpose that goes beyond us.
Ps. Victor D'Monte speaks on 'Turning Crisis into an Opportunity' this Sunday. He brings encouragement and hope to the Church through the Scriptures as well as by sharing his own journey these past few months.
Continuing his teaching on the visions Zechariah, Philips Dayanidhi speaks on 'Blessing Beyond Boundaries.' He encourages the church to understand and acknowledge the Presence of God within, and the protection and blessings that comes with.
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Pastor Ivan Raskino speaks of the 'The Three Calls of God for the Kingdom.' The Call on the life of every Christian is placed by God and is for His Glory. But it is first important to seek Him and know Him.
Pastor.Victor D'Monte speaks on, 'God's Heart for Restoration,' this Sunday. Throughout the Bible we see time and again how the children of Israel turned away from God, and how each time God restored them back to Himself. God does the very same thing with His children even now because that is who He is.
As Mr. Philips Dayanidhi continues his series In Part II of Mr. Philips Dayanidhi's preaching on the Book of Micah, he preaches a message titled 'Beware.' And this referring to how we must be alert and watchful so that we are not led astray by false prophets. Something that the Bible warns us of continuously, especially in the end of times
This Sunday, Pastor. Victor D'Monte speaks of God being our exceedingly great reward. In the difficult circumstances of our lives, we often take our eyes off of God. But what will hold us through the storms is the revelation of who God is.
Ps. Ivan Raskino speaks about 'Christian Leadership in a Time of Change.' A time of change is always accompanied by intense spiritual activity. By looking at the lives of leaders like Moses, Daniel, and such, we see examples of good Godly leaders that we should emulate and learn from in times like these.
Pride is one of the most common yet the most deadliest sin. If we're not careful, it can destroy anyone. And so, this Sunday, Ps. Stanley speaks on 'Overcoming Pride,' to the church. It is essential that we learn how to handle it just as the people of God in the Bible did
Ps. David Gundi speaks about how to 'Be an Effective Christian in an Unbelieving World,' this Sunday. As children of God we are called to be the salt and light of the Earth and vessels through whom God shows His power. But this is possible only if our eyes are fixed on God and not on ourselves or anything else
Mr. Philips Dayanidhi begins his three-part series on the Book of Micah this Sunday. In part one, he brings to light how important and powerful our thinking is. He also speaks about the relevance of the prophesy and judgement on the children of Israel, in our church today.
This Sunday, Rev.Victor D'Monte brings to the church 'The Tale of Two Trees.' The Word of God instructs us to put our trust in God alone, and not in ourselves or any man. Through a narrative from the life of King Nebuchadnezzar, Pastor brings out the importance of this instruction and the consequences of disobedience.
In the second part of the study on the Book of Jonah, Philips Dayandhi speaks about the 'God of Second Chances.' The narrative in this book shows the forgiving heart of God as is portrayed by how He chases after His people, be it Jonah or the Ninevites. And this is the same God who calls us back to Him, no matter how dark the circumstance may be.
This Resurrection Sunday, Ps. Victor preaches on the importance of the Holy Spirit throughout the Bible. Pastor challenges the church to live in radical faith the way the early church did only after receiving the Holy Spirit. The question posed to the church today is, are we willing to give up all that hinders us and live life in the fullness that Jesus desires for us?
Pastor Ivan Raskino talks about the four different areas where we can see the fulfillment of the promises of God. He elaborated on how it is God's Will for us to be prosperous, and that we should remember that God brings us peace in moments of trouble. He also spoke about the importance of praise which brings us deeper into His presence.
Dr. Ken Henson sheds light of the various points in the lives Moses,Ruth, Elisha where they said no to God and David and Paul where God said no to them based on the situations they were placed in, showing us the fruit of a deeper intimacy with God.
Walking in the General Will of God positions us in line with the spiritual realm to be sensitive to the Specific Will of God. As Ps. Victor D'Monte continues his teaching on 'Knowing the Will of God,' he speaks to the church about how we can know and live in the Specific Will of God. This can only be done when we know the person and character of the Holy Spirit and why communion with the Holy Spirit is essential. Pastor encourages us to heed and obey the voice of God so that we may be able to live a Godly life in accordance with His Will.
Living in the Will of God means that we are His sheep, and we have to live according to what we hear the Shepherd say, not what we see. In this part of his series on 'Knowing the Will of God', Ps. Victor D' Monte speaks about what the general Will of God is. Through the Word of God, he gives an understanding as to how one can know the Will of God and the importance of living in it. For knowing the Will of God is a lifestyle and not an just an event.
More than being followers of the Lord Jesus Christ, it is imperative that we become His disciples. Ps. Victor D’Monte speaks about the importance of discipleship and how disciples are the ones that carry forward the fire. The marks of a disciple is simply that he values His relationship with Jesus more than any other. And as disciples are also called to exchange their wills for the Will of God, their lives are transformed forever to be like Christ. The question posed to every believer is this - are you willing to take the step forward and be a disciple rather than just a follower?
Mr. Philips Dayanidhi speaks to the church about the importance of gratitude. Especially with regard to parents raising children who are grateful. For gratefulness is the will of God.
God desires the transformation from Glory to Glory for all of His children. Dr. Joseph Shields explains that this is possible only through the touch of the Holy Spirit. As he narrates from the lives of various men and women of God, he encourages the church to wait upon God. Bringing also to remembrance that God alone can take rubble and make it admirable.
Mr. Philips Dayanidhi opens up the book of Obadiah for the church. He begins with the historical background for this book, leading us to how it is relevant for us today. We see the heart of God revealed through the scriptures through the lives of the Edomites and the Israelites.
Pastor Victor explains the significance behind the Feast of Unleavened Bread and what it means to live a new life. Being born again Christians, it is important for us to leave behind the old worldly way of living. For as we celebrate the Feast of Unleavened Bread we are committing ourselves to a new lifestyle in Christ Jesus. Pastor Victor expounds on the words of Jesus about the leaven of Herod and the Pharisees. He also explains to the church how significant the partaking of communion is in enabling us to get rid of the leaven of the world.
The secret life of prayer and intercession sets apart a Christian from a disciple of Christ. As Ps. David Gundi continues his teaching on 'Growing in Christ' he speaks of the power that lies in this lifestyle. As disciples of Christ, we are to imitate all He did in our own lives. Join us as we learn more about being true disciples to Christ.
Pastor Victor continues his teaching on the foundations, by speaking about eternal judgement. The teaching on eternal judgement is very essential as our deeds on this earth have eternal consequences. We should give no space for any complacency, but live life according to our predestined purpose
Prophesy is a gift that is admired and desired by many. A word of prophesy can speak a crucially personal and encouraging word into your life. However, it is equally crucial to learn to discern a prophecy. Every prophesy goes through a testing journey and the Bible shows us how we can be more Spirit led while receiving or giving our prophesies.