#Isaiah55 #GodsInvitation #GospelInvitation #LordsDay 🎤 Preacher: RE Aaron Vanderhorst 📖 Scripture: Isaiah 55:1–5 🗓️ Date: 27-Sep-2026 📍 Immanuel International Church, New Delhi In this sermon, RE Aaron Vanderhorst opens up Isaiah 55:1–5 and considers the gracious and earnest invitation of God to sinners: “Ho, everyone that thirsts, come to the waters.” Drawing from the Reformed understanding of the warrant to believe, this message explores the theme of God’s hearty invitation to sinners: a free and gracious call to come to Christ, believe in Him, and find true and lasting satisfaction in Him. The sermon considers the question of who is invited. Isaiah addresses those who thirst, those who have no money, and those who spend their labour on what does not satisfy. Our spiritual need is profound, yet we have nothing with which to purchase salvation. We cannot earn God’s favour through our good works, resolutions, religious efforts, or self-reformation. The invitation comes precisely to those who recognise their need and inability. The message then turns to what God invites us to: to come to the waters, to eat what is good, and to delight in abundance. In contrast to the countless voices of the world promising satisfaction through success, possessions, relationships, achievement, or self-improvement, the gospel presents Christ as the One who truly satisfies the deepest needs of the soul. At the heart of the passage is an urgent and gracious call: “Come.” The invitation is not hidden or reserved for those who have already made themselves worthy. Through the preaching of the gospel, Christ is openly set before sinners, calling them to listen, come, and receive what they cannot provide for themselves. Isaiah portrays an abundant provision: waters, wine, and milk, freely offered to those who have nothing with which to buy. 🙌 Come to the waters. Come to Christ. Find in Him the satisfaction and life that the world cannot provide. #Isaiah55 #GodsHeartyInvitation #ComeToChrist #GospelInvitation #WarrantToBelieve #ChristSatisfies #GraceAlone #FaithAlone #ReformedTheology #ReformedPreaching #BiblePreaching #GospelTruth #SolaGratia #SolaFide #ImmanuelChurchDelhi 🎥 Recorded during the Lord’s Day worship service. ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 — Church Logo 00:09 — Scripture Reading 01:12 — Opening Prayer 02:35 — Introduction: The Warrant to Believe 06:50 — Theme and Outline 07:50 — First Point: Who are Invited? 14:05 — The Reality of Thirst and Our Need 18:43 — Spending on What Does Not Satisfy 22:20 — Second Point: What are We Invited to? 27:57 — The Abundance of God's Provision 31:40 — Understanding the Hearty Invitation 34:25 — Why the Invitation is Free 42:38 — Third Point: The Reason for the Invitation (The Sure Mercies of David) 45:30 — Christ as Witness, Leader, and Commander 49:09 — Christ's Promised Success 52:32 — Conclusion 56:17 — Closing Prayer __ 🔔 Subscribe for more expository Reformed sermons and WSC teachings. 👍 Like & Share to spread solid biblical teaching. 🌐 Visit our official website: https://www.iicindia.org/ 🎧Tune in to our Spotify Podcast for Sunday sermons in audio format: https://open.spotify.com/show/7F5UUS9Jl2Gb430zkl3OOe?si=HnbNW7XZSvWsP7bQcgwVsw 👥 Make sure to follow us on Instagram for regular church updates: https://www.instagram.com/iicministries.njp?igsh=MW9qcTJ6cHR2Yzk4Zw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr ⛪️ Address: 3rd Floor, Mount Carmel School, Sector 22 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi, 110077. ⸻ Who are we? We are a Reformed Presbyterian Church based in New Delhi. We hold on to the Reformed Standards of Faith as prescribed in the Westminster Confession of Faith, Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechism and the Three Forms of Unity (Canons of Dort, the Belgic Confession & the Heidelberg Catechism), committed to the faithful preaching of Scripture and the supremacy of Christ in all of life. For our brothers and sisters in the Lord: The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all (2 Corinthians 13:14). Blessings and Soli Deo Gloria! #ChurchInIndia #ImmanuelChurch #SoundDoctrine #GospelTruth #ImmanuelInternationalChurch

#FaithInChrist #IKnowWhomIHaveBelieved #2Timothy1 #ChristianAssurance #ReformedTheology 🎤 Preacher: Bro. Amal David 📖 Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:1–12 🗓️ Date: 20-Sep-2026 📍 Immanuel International Church, New Delhi In this sermon, Bro. Amal David opens Paul’s words in 2 Timothy 1:12: “For I know whom I have believed and am persuaded that He is able to keep what I have committed to Him until that Day.” The sermon considers not merely what Christians believe, but whom they believe—the faithful, sovereign, and unchanging God who saves, calls, keeps, and preserves His people. The message unfolds around three marks of genuine Christian faith: a faith joined by suffering, a faith placed in God, and a faith kept forever. Paul’s confidence did not rest in his circumstances or his own strength, but in the God whom he knew and trusted—even as he faced suffering, imprisonment, and the prospect of death. Drawing from Paul’s words to Timothy, this sermon invites us to consider the nature of genuine faith and the character of the God in whom that faith rests. It points us beyond ourselves and our circumstances to the faithfulness of the God who has revealed Himself in the gospel. As Paul looks ahead to “that Day,” his words challenge us to ask where our confidence truly lies—and whether we know the One in whom we have believed. “For I know whom I have believed and am persuaded that He is able to keep what I have committed to Him until that Day.” — 2 Timothy 1:12 #IHaveBelieved #FaithInGod #GodsFaithfulness #ChristianAssurance #PerseveranceOfTheSaints #EternalSecurity #GospelTruth #ReformedTheology #ReformedPreaching #2Timothy #2Timothy1 #IICDelhi #ImmanuelChurchDelhi #ChristianFaith #BiblePreaching #HopeInChrist #GraceOfGod #ChristAlone #SoliDeoGloria 🎥 Recorded during the Lord’s Day worship service. ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 — Church Logo 00:09 — Scripture Reading 02:05 — Introduction to verse 12 02:42 — Opening Prayer 03:23 — The Universal Nature of Belief 05:04 — The Belgic Confession and the Object of Faith 08:05 — Sermon Overview 08:39 — Part 1: Faith Joined by Suffering 20:17 — Paul's Confidence, "I am Not Ashamed" 24:39 — Part 2: Faith Placed in God 31:10 — Understanding True, Ongoing Faith 34:02 — Part 3: Faith Kept Forever 36:35 — What Every Christian Deposits with God 45:39 — The Safety of the Gospel 49:12 — Conclusion: Our Final Hope and Endurance 58:17 — Closing Prayer ⸻ 🔔 Subscribe for more expository Reformed sermons and WSC teachings. 👍 Like & Share to spread solid biblical teaching. 🌐 Visit our official website: https://www.iicindia.org/ 🎧Tune in to our Spotify Podcast for Sunday sermons in audio format: https://open.spotify.com/show/7F5UUS9Jl2Gb430zkl3OOe?si=HnbNW7XZSvWsP7bQcgwVsw 👥 Make sure to follow us on Instagram for regular church updates: https://www.instagram.com/iicministries.njp?igsh=MW9qcTJ6cHR2Yzk4Zw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr ⛪️ Address: 3rd Floor, Mount Carmel School, Sector 22 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi, 110077. ⸻ Who are we? We are a Reformed Presbyterian Church based in Delhi. We hold on to the Reformed Standards of Faith as prescribed in the Westminster Confession of Faith, Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechism and the Three Forms of Unity (Canons of Dort, the Belgic Confession & the Heidelberg Catechism), committed to the faithful preaching of Scripture and the supremacy of Christ in all of life. For our brothers and sisters in the Lord: The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all (2 Corinthians 13:14). Blessings and Soli Deo Gloria! #ChurchInIndia #ImmanuelChurch #SoundDoctrine #GospelTruth #ImmanuelInternationalChurch

#NoOtherSaviour #Matthew11 #ReformedSermon #LordsDay #ChristAlone 🎤 Preacher: Rev. James Khongsai 📖 Scripture: Matthew ch. 11 verses 1–6 🗓️ Date: 13-Sep-2026 📍 Immanuel International Church, New Delhi In this expository sermon from Matthew 11 vs. 1–6, TE James Khongsai considers John the Baptist’s question to Jesus: “Are you the coming one, or do we look for another?” Through Christ’s answer, we are directed to the evidence of His works, the fulfilment of Old Testament prophecy, and the certainty that He is the promised Messiah. The sermon addresses the reality of doubt in the Christian life and how our doubts are cleared by the Word of God. Though we live in a world corrupted by sin, the Lord has not left His people without a sure foundation. His promises are fulfilled in history, His works testify to His identity, and His revealed Word is sufficient to guide us in faith and obedience. Rev. Khongsai also draws attention to the uniqueness of Christ. He is not merely another teacher, philosopher, or miracle worker, but the eternal Son of God, the second Person of the Trinity. His works reveal divine power and are accompanied by grace, as He brings good news to the poor, reaches the broken, and calls people to believe in Him for eternal life. As Jesus declares, “Blessed is the one who is not offended by me,” we are reminded to trust Him even when His ways do not match our expectations. There is no need to look for another Saviour. Christ alone is the promised Redeemer, and His Word gives us a sure foundation for faith, hope, and obedience. There is no other Saviour. Christ alone is sufficient, and His promises will surely come to pass. #NoOtherSaviour #Matthew11 #JesusChrist #ChristAlone #ReformedTheology #GospelTruth #ImmanuelChurchDelhi #ChristianFaith #BiblePreaching #FaithAndDoubt #SolaScriptura #ChristTheMessiah #WordOfGod #ReformedPreaching #SalvationInChrist 🎥 Recorded during the Lord’s Day worship service. ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 — Church Logo 00:09 — Scripture Reading 01:08 — Introduction: Doubts in the Christian Life 04:38 — Prophecies and Historical Evidence of the Messiah 09:46 — Addressing Skepticism and the Reliability of Scripture 16:04 — The Uniqueness of Christ's Miracles and Divine Power 20:13 — Miracles Accompanied by Grace and Good News 27:54 — The Meaning of "Blessed is the one not offended by me" 29:26 — Trusting God's Plan Despite Unmet Expectations 33:07 — Conclusion: Christ Alone is the Sufficient Saviour 34:30 — Warning Against False Prophets and Teachers 37:32 — Closing Prayer ⸻ 🔔 Subscribe for more expository Reformed sermons and WSC teachings. 👍 Like & Share to spread solid biblical teaching. 🌐 Visit our official website: https://www.iicindia.org/ 🎧 Tune in to our Spotify Podcast for Sunday sermons in audio format: https://open.spotify.com/show/7F5UUS9Jl2Gb430zkl3OOe?si=HnbNW7XZSvWsP7bQcgwVsw 👥 Make sure to follow us on Instagram for regular church updates: https://www.instagram.com/iicministries.njp?igsh=MW9qcTJ6cHR2Yzk4Zw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr ⛪️ Address: 3rd Floor, Mount Carmel School, Sector 22 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi, 110077. ⸻ Who are we? We are a Reformed Presbyterian Church based in Delhi. We hold on to the Reformed Standards of Faith as prescribed in the Westminster Confession of Faith, Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechism and the Three Forms of Unity (Canons of Dort, the Belgic Confession & the Heidelberg Catechism), committed to the faithful preaching of Scripture and the supremacy of Christ in all of life. For our brothers and sisters in the Lord: The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all (2 Corinthians 13:14). Blessings and Soli Deo Gloria! #ChurchInIndia #ImmanuelChurch #SoundDoctrine #GospelTruth #ImmanuelInternationalChurch

A brief homily preached before the administration of the Lord’s Supper on the Lord’s Day afternoon, September 6, 2026, at Immanuel International Church, New Delhi. Rev. James Khongsai, Teaching Elder (TE) speaks on the grace conferred through the Lord’s Supper as an ordained means of grace, given by Christ Jesus for the strengthening and nourishment of His people as they persevere in the Christian life and fight against sin. This is followed by a brief glimpse of the administration of the Lord’s Supper, concluding with a thanksgiving prayer offered by Ruling Elder (RE) Aaron Vanderhorst. May the Lord use the ordinary means He has appointed: the Word, the Sacraments, and prayer, to strengthen His Church and conform His people increasingly to Christ. 📍 Immanuel International Church, New Delhi 📅 Lord’s Day Afternoon, September 6, 2026 #LordsSupper #MeansOfGrace #ChristianWorship #ReformedTheology #Grace #Communion #ChristianLife #Sanctification #FightAgainstSin #ImmanuelInternationalChurch #NewDelhi #ReformedChurch #HolyCommunion #Gospel #Christ #RealPresence

#FollowingChrist #AbsoluteLoyalty #Matthew10 #LordshipOfChrist #ReformedPreaching 🎤 Preacher: Rev. James Khongsai 📖 Scripture: Matthew 10 verses 34–42 🗓️ Date: Lord’s Day, 6 September 2026 📍 Immanuel International Church, New Delhi In this challenging and searching sermon, Rev. James Khongsai opens up Christ’s words in our selected text, focusing particularly on verses 34–39 and the radical demands of discipleship. Jesus makes clear that following Him is not a call to a comfortable Christianity, but to a life of absolute loyalty, wholehearted devotion, and submission to His lordship. Christ declares that He came not to bring peace, but a sword. The gospel brings peace with God, forgiveness, hope, and abundant life in Christ; yet because the light of the gospel confronts the darkness of sin, following Christ can also bring opposition, conflict, and division—even within families and relationships. The believer must therefore be prepared to stand for Christ and His truth, even when doing so comes at a personal cost. The sermon then turns to Christ’s searching words concerning our deepest relationships: “Whoever loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me.” Jesus is not commanding His disciples to hate their families, but calling them to recognize that Christ must occupy the highest place in our affections and allegiance. When loyalty to Christ and loyalty to those we love come into conflict, the disciple is called to choose Christ. Finally, Jesus confronts our personal interests and comforts through the command to take up our cross and follow Him. True discipleship means surrendering our own agendas, ambitions, comfort, and even our lives for Christ’s sake. As Rev. Khongsai emphasizes, the question is not merely whether we profess to love Christ, but whether we are willing to obey Him, follow Him, and place Him above everything else. This sermon calls every Christian to examine the heart: Do I truly love Christ? Is He really Lord of my life? Am I willing to choose Him above my comfort, my ambitions, my relationships, and my own interests? Following Christ demands more than admiration—it demands absolute loyalty. 🙌 May Christ have the first place in all things. #FollowingChrist #AbsoluteLoyalty #Matthew10 #JesusIsLord #Discipleship #TakeUpYourCross #LordshipOfChrist #GospelTruth #ReformedTheology #ReformedPreaching #BiblePreaching #ChristianDiscipleship #FaithfulnessToChrist #ChristAboveAll #ImmanuelChurchDelhi 🎥 Recorded during the Lord’s Day worship service at Immanuel International Church, New Delhi. ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 — Church Logo 00:09 — Scripture Reading 01:35 — Opening Prayer 03:14 — Introduction: The Radical Demands of Discipleship 08:36 — Point 1: Jesus Brings a Sword, Not Peace 19:29 — Point 2: Christ Tests Our Personal Loves and Allegiances 29:26 — Point 3: The Cross as a Symbol of Discipleship 34:04 — The Call to Sacrifice and Eternal Reward 37:58 — Encouragement: The Value of Small Acts of Kindness 39:54 — Summary and Final Exhortation 41:33 — Closing Prayer ⸻ 🔔 Subscribe for more expository Reformed sermons and WSC teachings. 👍 Like & Share to spread solid biblical teaching. 🌐 Visit our official website: https://www.iicindia.org/ 🎧Tune in to our Spotify Podcast for Sunday sermons in audio format: https://open.spotify.com/show/7F5UUS9Jl2Gb430zkl3OOe?si=HnbNW7XZSvWsP7bQcgwVsw 👥 Make sure to follow us on Instagram for regular church updates: https://www.instagram.com/iicministries.njp?igsh=MW9qcTJ6cHR2Yzk4Zw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr ⛪️ Address: 3rd Floor, Mount Carmel School, Sector 22 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi, 110077. ⸻ Who are we? We are a Reformed Presbyterian Church based in Delhi. We hold on to the Reformed Standards of Faith as prescribed in the Westminster Confession of Faith, Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechism and the Three Forms of Unity (Canons of Dort, the Belgic Confession & the Heidelberg Catechism), committed to the faithful preaching of Scripture and the supremacy of Christ in all of life. For our brothers and sisters in the Lord: The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all (2 Corinthians 13:14). Blessings and Soli Deo Gloria! #ChurchInIndia #ImmanuelChurch #SoundDoctrine #GospelTruth #ImmanuelInternationalChurch

What do you do when you cannot see the Shepherd anymore? Even when the path grows dark and the Lord seems hidden from our sight, His sheep can still hear His voice. Through His Word, the Good Shepherd reminds us: He is still there. He has not forsaken us. “Every time the Word is preached… it is a reminder that when we cannot see the Lord, we may hear Him through His Word.” #Christianity #Sermon #Jesus #GoodShepherd #GodsWord #Bible #Reformed #ChristianShorts

#Psalm23 #LetTheShepherdLeadMe #GoodShepherd #LordsDay #ReformedSermon 🎤 Preacher: RE Aaron Vanderhorst 📖 Scripture: Psalm 23 (Key Focus: Verse 4) 🗓️ Date: 30-Aug-2026 📍 Immanuel International Church, New Delhi In this Lord’s Day sermon, “Let the Shepherd Lead Me,” RE Aaron Vanderhorst opens Psalm 23 with particular focus on verse 4, drawing our attention to the faithful leading of the Lord, our Shepherd, even through the darkest valleys of life. Psalm 23 reminds us that the Shepherd does not merely lead His sheep beside still waters and into green pastures. At times, He also leads them through the valley of the shadow of death —through paths of darkness, suffering, uncertainty, affliction, and circumstances that we may neither understand nor choose for ourselves. Yet the heart of the psalm is found in this blessed assurance: “for Thou art with me.” The comfort of the believer is not found in personal strength, favourable circumstances, or the ability to understand God’s providence. It is found entirely in the Shepherd Himself. Even when the way is dark and we cannot see what lies ahead, the Shepherd remains with His sheep. This sermon calls us to trust the Shepherd’s wisdom when His paths are difficult, to resist the temptation to seek our own way, and to follow Him even through valleys we would rather avoid. His rod and His staff remind us of His guidance, protection, and faithful presence. For the sheep of Christ, the valley is never travelled alone. The Shepherd goes before them, remains with them, and safely leads His flock onward. May we therefore learn to say in faith: Let the Shepherd lead me — even through the valley, assured by His comfort. Amen. #Psalm23 #Psalm234 #LetTheShepherdLeadMe #GoodShepherd #JesusOurShepherd #ValleyOfTheShadowOfDeath #ThouArtWithMe #ComfortInChrist #TrustTheShepherd #ReformedTheology #ReformedSermon #Presbyterian #BiblePreaching #ExpositoryPreaching #ChristianFaith #GodsProvidence #LordsDay #ImmanuelChurchDelhi 🎥 Recorded during the Lord’s Day worship service at Immanuel International Church, New Delhi. ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 — Church Logo 00:09 — Scripture Reading (Psalm 23) 01:08 — Introduction to the Shepherd’s Leading 04:13 — Point 1: Even Through the Valley 11:51 — Understanding the "Shadow of Death" 16:41 — The Sheep’s Perspective and Struggling with Difficult Paths 22:00 — Point 2: Assured by His Comfort 28:40 — The Symbolism of the Rod and Staff 34:06 — The False Comfort of Prosperity Theology vs. Biblical Assurance 37:43 — Our Natural Inclination vs. the Shepherd’s Guidance 41:35 — The Good Shepherd Who Bore the Forsakenness of the Cross 47:30 — Concluding Thoughts on the Shepherd’s Eternal Promise 50:28 — Closing Prayer ⸻ 🔔 Subscribe for more expository Reformed sermons and WSC teachings. 👍 Like & Share to spread solid biblical teaching. 🌐 Visit our official website: https://www.iicindia.org/ 🎧Tune in to our Spotify Podcast for Sunday sermons in audio format: https://open.spotify.com/show/7F5UUS9Jl2Gb430zkl3OOe?si=HnbNW7XZSvWsP7bQcgwVsw 👥 Make sure to follow us on Instagram for regular church updates: https://www.instagram.com/iicministries.njp?igsh=MW9qcTJ6cHR2Yzk4Zw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr ⛪️ Address: 3rd Floor, Mount Carmel School, Sector 22 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi, 110077. ⸻ Who are we? We are a Reformed Presbyterian Church based in Delhi. We hold on to the Reformed Standards of Faith as prescribed in the Westminster Confession of Faith, Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechism and the Three Forms of Unity (Canons of Dort, the Belgic Confession & the Heidelberg Catechism), committed to the faithful preaching of Scripture and the supremacy of Christ in all of life. For our brothers and sisters in the Lord: The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all (2 Corinthians 13:14). Blessings and Soli Deo Gloria! #ChurchInIndia #ImmanuelChurch #SoundDoctrine #GospelTruth #ImmanuelInternationalChurch

Martin Luther and Guido de Brès stood firm for the truth despite immense opposition and persecution. Their example reminds us that when moments of trial come, we must hold fast to Christ and trust the Holy Spirit to give us the words we need. 📖 “For the Holy Spirit will teach you in that very hour what you ought to say.” — Luke 12:12 #ChristianShorts #ReformedFaith #MartinLuther #GuidoDeBres #StandForTruth #ChristianPersecution #HolySpirit #ChristianEncouragement #ChurchHistory #Reformation #Faith #JesusChrist

“Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me” Congregational singing at Immanuel International Church, New Delhi. A beautiful reminder that the Christian life is not ultimately about our strength, but about Christ living and working in us. Through every trial, temptation, and season, our hope rests in Christ alone. “Yet not I, but through Christ in me.” May this hymn encourage us to look away from ourselves and rest in the finished work, sustaining grace, and sufficient strength of our Lord Jesus Christ. Hymn: Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me Sung by: Congregation of Immanuel International Church, New Delhi Church: Immanuel International Church, New Delhi Tradition: Reformed Presbyterian If this hymn encourages you, consider sharing it with someone who needs the reminder that Christ is our strength and our hope. #YetNotI #ThroughChristInMe #CongregationalSinging #ChristianHymns #Worship #ReformedWorship #ChristAlone #Gospel #ChristianMusic #ChurchSinging