Luke 22:39–46

Hands that Pray

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Jesus’ praying hands guide us through darkness to hope and faithful living.

John 6:1-14, 22-33

Hands that Feed

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God feeds both body and soul; Jesus’ hands reveal God’s generosity, calling us to receive with open hands and to share practical and spiritual nourishment with others.

John 13:1–17

Hands that Serve

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Jesus washes feet, revealing that true power lies in humble service. We are invited to follow His example, using our hands not to grasp authority but to serve, lift, and love.

John 8:3-11

Hands that defend

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Jesus shields the woman caught in sin, using His hands to create space for mercy and justice. This sermon calls us to defend the vulnerable, actively standing with Christ in advocacy and protection.

Matthew 14:28–31

Hands that lift

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As Jesus reaches out to sinking Peter, salvation is shown to be personal and steadying. We are called to extend our hands to those who falter, offering encouragement and support in times of doubt.

Mark 1:40–42

Hands that heal

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Jesus touches the leper, crossing boundaries of fear and exclusion to bring healing and restoration. His example urges us to draw near in compassion, restoring dignity even when we cannot cure.

Mark 10:13–16

Hands that welcome

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Jesus’ hands bless children, embodying radical hospitality and making space for the overlooked and powerless. We are challenged to open our hands in welcome, offering belonging to those the world sidelines.

John 1:1–3 & Colossians 1:16–17

Hands that create

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This sermon explores Christ’s hands as the source of all life and order—intentional, personal, and creative. It calls believers to join in God’s creative work, using their hands to shape beauty, steward creation, and cultivate life.