Re-live and revisit Sunday mornings; we've collected recent messages for you to watch and catch up. We pray that as you hear the Word, you will encounter God and grow in your pursuit of Jesus.
Why do we follow Jesus? Besides considering the far inferior alternative, Jesus brings God's goodness and kindness into our lives.
Regardless of whether we are on the mountain top or in the valley, we always need to replenish our strength in the presence of the Lord.
Mothers hold one of the most influential roles in society and family, regulating the atmosphere of the home to raise their children. Pastor Kelly encourages us with a clever analogy to illustrate how our intentional decisions shape our lives.
When we face hard times, do we lose our focus, or do we look to Jesus to sustain us in all things?
We find freedom when we yield to the presence and the power of Holy Spirit in our lives.
Easter Sunday calls us to reflect on all that Jesus has done, and all that we now enjoy because of His victory and resurrection.
The grace of God goes far beyond what we can comprehend; Good Friday is a day to remember what great lengths God's grace went to in order to set us free from sin.
What does worship really look like? What does it sound like? What even is it? Discover the answer in this practical message.
What is a disciple? What does a disciple look like, and what do they do? Pastor Mike's message this Sunday deals with those questions head-on.
Fear in our lives will rob us of conviction, of courage and of clarity. We must resolve to live a live that is built on faith and see fear for what it is.
Our identity in Christ is our foundation for life; it frames our understanding of who we are, and who we are called to be.
When life shakes us, our foundation determines how we stand. Jesus calls us to build our lives on something unshakable - Him. A firm foundation isn’t just about knowing the truth; it’s about living it. When storms come, our trust in God holds us steady.
When a disciple sees a need, Jesus has declared that need is their responsibility. We are all called to see the needs in our world and partner with God and each other to meet them.
Jesus lived a clear example of service to His followers; we are to follow His lead in being of service to our brothers and sisters using the gifts that God has given us.
If Jesus were to evaluate the quality of your faith, would it be shallow, or would it be great? Clemence's challenging message encourages us to confront our approach to faith and reminds us of what it takes to grow to have great faith.
To live by faith, we must realise that faith is the only way to please God and that God is sovereign. Our faith is not meant to be blind but based on God's Word.
Everything that God calls us towards will only be accomplished by faith. By faith, we will see His promises, His will, and His purpose come to pass.
We are called to and created for the community in the house of God and with His people. Pastor Chris finishes our series on the mission of our church.
We are called to and for a Godly purpose as people that God has chosen and redeemed.
Our purpose in life is to encounter God for ourselves; it is not to live and operate based on hearsay or second-hand information but to experience Him and know Him for ourselves.