Sermon Title: The Metrics of the Kingdom of Heaven
The 3rd Sunday Service was successfully held on 31 May 2026 at the Katharina Stinard Training Centre, bringing together 42 participants for a meaningful time of worship, fellowship, and spiritual renewal. The gathering provided members and guests with an opportunity to strengthen their faith, connect with one another, and receive guidance for their spiritual journey.
Sunday services continue to serve as an important foundation for nurturing faith and building a vibrant community centered on God’s principles. Participants joined in prayer, worship, and reflection, creating an atmosphere of unity and gratitude as they sought inspiration and direction for their daily lives.
The highlight of the service was a sermon delivered by former National Leader, Rev. Itia Tegha, titled “The Metrics of the Kingdom of Heaven.” Through his message, Rev. Tegha encouraged participants to examine the standards by which success is measured in God’s Kingdom. He explained that while society often values wealth, power, status, and material achievements, the Kingdom of Heaven is measured according to higher and eternal values such as faith, love, humility, service, sacrifice, and obedience to God’s will.
Drawing from spiritual teachings and practical examples, Rev. Tegha challenged the congregation to reflect on their personal lives and consider whether their actions and priorities align with heavenly principles. He emphasized that true greatness in the sight of God is not determined by personal accomplishments alone but by one’s ability to love, serve, and positively influence others.
The message also highlighted the importance of building strong families and communities rooted in God-centered values. Participants were encouraged to become ambassadors of peace, compassion, and integrity within their homes, workplaces, and communities. Rev. Tegha reminded the congregation that every act of kindness, every effort to support others, and every commitment to living according to God’s principles contribute to the realization of the Kingdom of Heaven on earth.
The sermon resonated deeply with participants, inspiring many to renew their commitment to personal spiritual growth and community service. The service concluded with prayers and fellowship, leaving attendees encouraged and motivated to put the teachings into practice in their daily lives.
As the community continues its faith journey, the lessons shared during this Sunday Service serve as a timely reminder that the true measure of success is found not in worldly achievements but in living a life that reflects God’s love, truth, and purpose. Through such gatherings, members continue to strengthen their relationship with God while contributing to the development of peaceful families and harmonious communities.
