In the sermon "What Was The Difference?" based on 1 Chronicles 29:10-20, Rev. Dr. David Scott draws a parallel between David’s unwavering faith in God when facing Goliath and the fear-driven hesitation of others, highlighting how trust in God’s power sets apart true courage. He challenges believers to reflect on their own faith and ask, “What makes the difference in our battles?”—emphasizing that reliance on God, not human strength, leads to victory.

In the sermon "God Don't Like Excuses!" based on Jeremiah 1:6-8, the focus is on how Jeremiah initially resisted God's call, claiming he was too young and unqualified, but God reassured him that He would equip and empower him for the task. The message challenges believers to stop making excuses and trust in God's strength and guidance, emphasizing that obedience to His call is more important than our perceived limitations.

In his sermon "But, If You Say So!" based on Luke 5:4-5, Pastor David Scott explores the profound moment when Simon Peter, despite his doubts and empty nets, responds to Jesus' instruction with unwavering trust: "But because you say so, I will let down the nets." Through this message, Pastor Scott challenges believers to adopt a posture of complete reliance on God, surrendering their logic and limitations to His divine wisdom, so that no matter the circumstance, their response is always, "If You say so, Lord!"