The MCWBC Podcast

October 18, 2026 | 'An Abiding Church' with Deacon Ben Leung

This sermon focuses on John 15, explaining Jesus as the true vine and believers as branches who must remain connected to Him. The sermon emphasizes that abiding is relational and daily, not a checklist, and that God as the gardener prunes to increase fruitfulness.

Pruning and trials are shown as part of God’s loving care, aimed at producing the fruit of the Spirit. The message invites those drifting away to return, reassures the faithful to give glory to God for the fruit, and encourages ongoing dependence on Jesus and His Word.

October 11th, 2026 | 'A Worshipping Church' with Ps. Ernest Okyere-Twum

This sermon explores worship as awareness of God’s presence and our response to it, drawing on Isaiah 6 and John 4.

It contrasts the church’s calling to witness with its calling to worship, explains revelation, confession, obedience, and how worship becomes a lifestyle empowered by the Holy Spirit.

The message encourages intentional hearts, participation, and living every moment aware that God is with us.

October 4th, 2026 | 'A Witnessing Church' with Ps. Ernest Okyere-Twum

This sermon explores how a local congregation becomes a witnessing church by embracing its double identity of worship and witness. It outlines four practical steps: understand your calling, organize structures and strategy, proclaim the gospel clearly, and live the gospel as a visible example.

Rooted in Psalm 96:1-5 and Mark 16:14-20, the message stresses faithful proclamation, community-focused mission, and the transforming power of obedience to bring God’s salvation and signs to the nations.

 

September 6th, 2026 | 'Pillars of a Strong Home -2' with Ps. Ernest Okyere-Twum

Strong Home Part 2 continues the series by focusing on two foundational pillars for family life: the presence of God-centered love and the practice of humble service. Drawing on Scripture (Psalm 127, Proverbs, Matthew, Mark, John, and 1 Corinthians 13), the episode explains how authentic love—patient, kind, forgiving—and sacrificial service modeled after Christ strengthen communication, emotional stability, and spiritual unity in the home.

The sermon offers practical guidance: forgive past hurts, choose servanthood regardless of roles, and invite Christ to build and transform family relationships so they reflect God’s glory, peace, and harmony.

August 30th, 2026 | 'God Holds Your Hand' with Madam Cris Kwok

In this sermon, as part of of our graduation service, we explore how God directs our steps when we live godly lives, delights in our faithful actions, and holds us when we fall. Through scripture, practical examples, and a personal testimony, the message reassures listeners of God’s guidance, compassion, and presence in every season of life.

August 23rd, 2026 | 'Pillars of a Strong Home -1' with Ps. Ernest Okyere-Twum

This sermon explores how to build a strong home by looking at three pillars: Making Christ the Centre of our homes, The word of God & Christian Education and lastly, Prayer and family worship.

It also highlights four practices of making Christ the foundation of your home that is surrender, trust, obedience, and focus on Christ.

Practical encouragement is given for praying for loved ones, living as a Christ-like example, and relying on God to transform imperfect family relationships.

August 16th, 2026 | 'The Family as a Church' with Ps. Ernest Okyere-Twum

We explores the idea that the family is seen as a church and each household is called to reflect Christ through intentional family worship and daily living.

We are encouraged as believers to take responsibility for restoring and nurturing our homes—praying together, meeting as a family, and living out God’s values—to bring joy, protection, and spiritual growth that will strengthen the church and transform society.

August 9th, 2026 | 'Healthy Family, Healthy Church' with Ps. Ernest Okyere-Twum

This sermon explores how the family and the home form the first pillar of building a healthy church. Using Genesis, Romans, and Ephesians as a framework, we look at how sin distorted God’s original design and how Christ brings restoration and hope to broken families.

Practical encouragements include embracing your role in the home as a reflection of Christ, being intentional about change, and committing to consistent prayer. Personal stories and biblical examples underscore the power of faith to renew marriages, parent-child relationships, and the wider community.