02 Nov 2025 Sunday Morning Service
Sermon Summary: Loving Your Enemies
Key Scripture: Matthew 5:44, 1 Samuel 26:23
Main Message: As disciples of Jesus, we are called to love our enemies, bless those who curse us, do good to those who hate us, and pray for those who spitefully use us and persecute us. This is a practical teaching, not just philosophy.
Examples:
- David and Saul: David had multiple opportunities to kill Saul, who was trying to kill him, but he refused to harm the Lord's anointed. He trusted that God would repay righteousness and faithfulness.
- Mordecai and Haman: Mordecai, despite being oppressed, exposed a plot to kill the king, demonstrating faithfulness. God ultimately turned the situation around, and Haman was punished instead.
Practical Application:
- Love your enemies, even within your own family (e.g., in-laws).
- Bless those who curse you.
- Do good to those who hate you.
- Pray for those who spitefully use you.
Call to Action: Ask God to create in you the desire and character to love your enemies and be faithful, trusting that God will repay your righteousness and faithfulness. Offer your body as a living sacrifice, and do not conform to worldly standards.

