October 2025 Sermon Series EXALTING The God Like No Other

EXALTING 

The GOD Like No Other

MAIN TEXT: 

Psalm 86:8–10 (NASB)
8There is no one like You among the gods, Lord, Nor are there any works like Yours.
9 All nations whom You have made will come and worship before You, Lord,
And they will glorify Your name.
10 For You are great, and You do [a]wondrous deeds; You alone are God

OVERVIEW:

Psalm 86:8–10 is a powerful declaration of God’s uniqueness, greatness, and universal lordship, set within a personal prayer attributed to David. 

These verses shift the focus from David’s personal plea for help to a broader reflection on who God is. David affirms that there is no one like God among the so-called gods, and that none can match His works—highlighting God's absolute uniqueness and superiority. He looks forward to a future where all nations, created by God, will come to worship Him and glorify His name. 

This introduces a global and eschatological vision of worship that extends beyond Israel. Finally, this vision is grounded in God’s character: He is great, performs wondrous deeds, and alone is truly God. Together, these verses remind us that God is not only worthy of personal trust but also of global praise, and they affirm key theological themes such as monotheism, divine sovereignty, and the ultimate purpose of worship.



WEEKLY TITLES | SYNOPSIS | EMPHASIS

Kick- Off | Birthday Sunday
Exalting the God Like No Other

Text: 

Psalm 86:8–10 (NASB)
8 There is no one like You among the gods, Lord, Nor are there any works like Yours.
9 All nations whom You have made will come and worship before You, Lord,
And they will glorify Your name.
10 For You are great, and You do [a]wondrous deeds; You alone are God.

This passage gives us a solid foundation for why we exalt God above all else. We praise Him not only because He is God, but because He has shown us His greatness through His works, His mercy, and His love. In a world full of distractions and false hopes, Psalm 86 calls us back to the truth: there is no one like our God.


Week 1 — Psalm 86:8
Week One | Communion Sunday
Exalting God for His Wisdom

Text: Psalm 86:8b (NASB)
8b Nor are there any works like Yours.
This verse reminds us that God is completely unique. People may look to other things—money, power, or success—but nothing compares to God. He alone does mighty works no one else can do.
God created the world, saves His people, and shows love and mercy every day. The psalmist says clearly: no one else deserves our trust and worship like God does.

🎯Preaching Focus:
Challenge the congregation to put their full trust in God alone—because no one is like Him, and no one works like He does.

Week 2 — Psalm 86:9
Week Two | Lifegroup and Divinity Sunday
Exalting God to Make Him Known

Text: Psalm 86:9 (NASB)
9 All nations whom You have made will come and worship before You, Lord,
And they will glorify Your name.

This verse reminds us that God is the Creator of all people, and one day, every nation will come to worship Him. It’s a picture of unity—where people from every background and culture will give God the glory He deserves.
Right now, many do not know or worship God, but this verse gives us hope. It points to a future where God’s greatness will be known everywhere.

🎯Preaching Focus:
Encourage the church to see God’s heart for all people and take part in His mission—sharing His love so that one day, all will worship and glorify His name.
 

Week 3 — Psalm 86:10
Week Three | Facility Sunday
Exalting God for His Greatness

Text: Psalm 86:10 (NASB)
10 For You are great, and You do [a]wondrous deeds; You alone are God.

This verse is a clear reminder that God is great not just in name, but in action. He does amazing things that no one else can do—He creates, heals, provides, and saves. His works show us His power and love.
The psalmist ends with a strong truth: “You alone are God.” That means there is no one else we should worship, trust, or follow. Only God can truly change lives and do the impossible.

🎯Preaching Focus:
Call the church to focus their hearts on God alone—the One who does great things and deserves all our praise.



Primary Biblical Source:
Scripture quotations taken from the New American Standard Bible (NASB)



*SONG CARRIER FOR OCTOBER SERIES*
There is None Like You
https://youtu.be/yx8hBj9UXhk?si=qtXNrW6_ijCglPdS

____SUGGESTED SONGS_______

Glory, Honor, Power - Influence Music
https://youtu.be/eejxamfk5j0?si=shw2xPjcmJEQWRYd

Endless Praise
https://youtu.be/xjQfe6OwH64?si=BM33-71sIRp5WqYK

No one like You - Upperroom
https://youtu.be/MBPShaFKYJk?si=pnOyOpmnbHim2WDT

Glory to the Lamb
https://youtu.be/C0O9t7Mg2OM?si=vdU9VLnDIjJhDjCy

You are God alone

https://youtu.be/ROV_udhRN0k?si=P1_lrS_VtId0mYEE

Ancient of Days - Ron Kenoly
https://youtu.be/V4dR_zuB3qk?si=SDQBAJ4zQmAmFWxY

All Sons & Daughters - Great Are You Lord
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kt0JWi12DjY

MAGNIFICENT
https://youtu.be/92a8t1h-AwE?si=7y7Uyf2aeRRxj-i6

YOU ARE GOD ALONE
https://youtu.be/m7WOG2qI-BY?si=fsKbT9vuC7PCVsix

ALL THE HEAVENS 
https://youtu.be/DJIEbtYuynM?si=bayumdx81U8dbmSX

I EXALT THEE 
https://youtu.be/9hMb8g8cOgE?si=XMm9kqsjiaB6jLNB

BEAUTIFUL SAVIOUR
https://youtu.be/saK6vStMQ8U?si=b1HnZO8_Q1bR1Mi-

Our God Is An Awesome God
https://youtu.be/PP9BjKnDaFk?si=XG_GmQOzCmmggP_y

No Other Name
https://youtu.be/Wku9OphQ7JE?si=PnHGIDyKJaR7_YO9u

Itataas Kita
https://youtu.be/_UFnWzqDdcw?si=2V8oP59UsH2wJI2vb

Who is Like the Lord
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gk6GASkBEUQ&pp=ygUgd2hvIGlzIGxpa2UgdGhlIGxvcmQgcGF1bCB3aWxidXI%3D

Time Has Come

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9Rq-NJ-SfWw&pp=ygUWdGltZSBoYXMgY29tZSBoaWxsc29uZw%3D%3D

There is None Like You

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yx8hBj9UXhk&pp=ygUWdGhlcmUgaXMgbm 9uZSBsaWtlIHlvdQ%3D%3D

Awesome in this Place

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=c9YxEt1tYFA&pp=ygUeYXdlc29tZSBpbiB0a GIzIHBsYWNIIGhpbGxzb25n

You are Awesome in this Place

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=faiLQCuoskM&pp=ygUdeW91IGFyZSBhd2Vz b21llGlulHRoaXMgcGxhY2U%3D

We Fall Down

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ge90_HOKcE&pp=ygUZd2UgZmFsbCBkb3 dulGNocmlzIHRvbWxpbg%3D%3D

Glorify Thy Name in all The Earth 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T5a-

zglshnE&pp=ygUiZ2xvcmlmeSB5b3VyIG5hbWUgaW4gYWxsIHRoZSBIYXJ0aA %3D%3D

September 2025 Sermon Series CHILDLIKE FAITH

Having a 

Child Like-Faith

Text:

Matthew 18:1-5

1 At that time the disciples came to Jesus and asked, to Jesus and asked, “Who then, is the 

greatest in the kingdom of heaven?”. 

2 He called a little child to him, and placed the child among them.

3 And He said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like a little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. 

4 Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.

5 And whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me.

Background:

The disciples question Jesus of Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. 

A topic that arouses in their own internal debate about leadership. Jesus replied to their question by calling a child, emphasizing humility, by using a child as example, stating that unless they become like a child, they will never enter the kingdom of God. The verse highly highlights 

the importance of childlike humility and dependence on God as a prerequisite for entering God’s kingdom.

In the ancient world children were powerless and completely depends on the good will of others. Jesus is not suggesting that children are sinless or perfect, but rather that they exemplify humility and dependence on God. To become like a child the disciples must recognize their own limitations and dependence on God, rather than trying to assert their own greatness.

Overview:

• Children rely on others to meet their needs. 
• Little children instinctively know that they are vulnerable and helpless. 
• They aren’t afraid to ask for help when they need it because they know that help from the right person is their source of strength.

• Children don’t care about acquiring power. 
• They don’t view others as threats to their authority or power, because they don’t have any power neither authority to be threaten. 

• Children knew who they belong to.
• They knew whom to run when they are afraid, hurt, overwhelmed, confused, sad, or happy. 
• When children knew they are loved, they approach their parent figure with genuinely, authenticity and with confidence. 

• Children knew they can come just as they are and receive at they need. 

As we grow older we tend to lose our childlike innocence… but we don’t have to. 

By surrendering our desires for power, fame, and authority. Recognizing that we need Jesus, we are able to let go of the pride that might keep us from His presence. And we know that we belong to Jesus and approach God with childlike confidence.

Kick Off: 

Having a Childlike Faith

Text: 

Matthew 18:1-2 the disciples question, asking Jesus who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. Jesus replied by calling a child to him and use it as an example. The disciples were likely vying for position and recognition, that is why they asked Jesus who will be the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. Jesus in reply uses a child as an example of humility and dependence on God, rather than worldly understanding of greatness, that focuses on power and status. The measure of a man values the status that he holds, but the value of God far more different. Jesus is not advocating immaturity, but rather for the qualities of humility, dependence and trust and obedience as often seen in a child. 

Week 1: 

Childlike Faith: Becoming Like a Child 

Text: 

Matthew 18:3

“And He said: truly I tell you, unless you change and become like children, you will not enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

It may be impossible for the disciple to understand what Jesus replied to them. It might be truly a shocking statement for them, because during this time, little children had no status in a very status-conscious culture of Jews, Greek and romans. Children may be loved, 

valued and dearly cared for, but they had no say in the choices that impacted their lives. 

Compared to adults of any age , children were powerless. The disciples ask a question that came from their dispute as to whom will be greatest, Jesus answered them in mind boggling way, unless they become like a child they will not enter the kingdom of heaven. In other words, entrance into heaven’s kingdom cannot be gained by defeating all opponents or demonstrating personal accomplishments. That those who would like to enter must make themselves humble by recognizing that, like a little children, they are powerless over the circumstances of their own lives. That are completely dependent on God. Jesus is not 

pointing out to children as sinless, but as innocent and recognizes their dependance to

their provider. The world thinks that those who are capable and intelligent will be the 

greatest, but Jesus tells us just the opposite.

Week 2; Childlike Faith: 

Cultivating a Lowly Attitude 

Text: 

Matthew 18: 4

therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven Whoever therefore takes the lowly position was Jesus’ response to the deliberate question 

of the disciples. That the secret of true greatness lays in that unconsciousness of being 

great, which takes the lowest position. They were to make themselves lowly as He was 

lowly. Christ spoke many words of His own suffering, and His Glory. Yet the disciples 

overlook that and think of their own greatness. Jesus set a little child before us solemnly 

assuring us that unless we were converted and make like a child we could not enter the 

kingdom of God. Children, when very young, do not desire authority, do not regard outward 

distinction, free from malice, teachable, and willingly dependent to their parents. It is true

that they soon begin to show other dispositions, and other ideas are taught at an early age, 

but these are marks of childhood. Jesus is telling us that as Christians we must side aside 

our desire of ambitious views and pride and be willing to occupy proper position- lowly 

one. Surely we need to be daily renewed in the spirit of our minds, that we may become 

simple and humble as little children and willing to be the least of all. 

Week 3

Childlike faith: 

Receiving Child-Like Faith Rewards

Text: 

Matthew 18:5

“And whoever welcomes one such child in My name welcomes Me”

Jesus says that we need to make ourselves low. In fact we are to lower ourselves in such a way so that we would welcome a child inside us. In short, we need to have a life turning humility. The change of life is how we think about ourselves. We saw in these passage, Jesus was putting the interest of others ahead of His own. He was elevating their needs and desires. Now Jesus is teaching us ( Christians) to lower the way we think about ourselves. 

Jesus is picturing the kingdom of heaven as a very low doorway in which the only way to 

enter is to lower yourself. Thinking about self will not let you in. thinking about how 

important you are will keep you out. Turning and lowering yourself is the only way to get in.

When He says that whoever receives a child receives Him, He is saying- That He- God arranges such circumstances as opportunities for us to act in faith and obedience. 

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SYSTEMATICS on Theologies

What are the 5 points of Free Grace?

Lazar presents the liberating principles of Free Grace Theology, encapsulated in the acronym LOTUS: 

• Liable DEPRAVITY, 
• Occupational Election, 
• Tiered Atonement, 
• Undeserved GRACE, and the 
• Security of the Saints

Leighton Flowers, has developed the PROVIDE acrostic to summarize its core tenets. 

The PROVIDE Acrostic:

P: eople sin

R: esponsible for their actions

O: pen door for anyone 

to respond to the gospel

V: icarious atonement 

(Christ's sacrifice is sufficient for all)

I: lluminating grace from the Holy Spirit

D: estroyed for unbelief 

(those who reject the gospel will face consequences)