New Life is something that needs to be celebrated! Join us as we start the New Year with a bang! Two baptisms – two new beginnings – two new lives! Romans 6:1-4
‘We are so anxious for blessings, that we forget the one who gives them’ (Dr Martyn Lloyd Jones). Join us for our Christmas Day sermon as we focus our thoughts and minds on the one who brings all blessing to us – Jesus Christ. 1 John 1:1-18
This is not the experience of royalty today or even for the majority of people! Yet Jesus, the newborn king, was placed in a manger. Join us for the sermon in our all-age meeting as we look at Jesus’ birth together.
To be blessed is something we all desire. But what does it actually mean to be blessed? What did Mary mean when she said that all generations will call her blessed? You can watch the whole service, starting at about 7:40, or listen to the semon alone.
Life, at times, hurts like hell. This is true for all of us. But how does our suffering and challenges relate to what is happening spiritually? What’s really going on? Join us as we take a peek behind the curtain and see to understand our battles in light of God’s...
‘It’s more important to know your weaknesses than your strengths’ (Ray L Hunt). Yet, so much of life is spent focusing on people’s achievements and their strengths. Join us as we discover how to live with our frailties and how God wants to work through our weaknesses. 2 Corinthians 12:1-10
‘Strange is it that the godless, who have strung from evil-doers, should fare prosperously, while good men born of noble stock, should be by adverse fortunes vexed.’ Sophocles believed that there should be some reward or penalty for our actions. For us today, if we believe in a good God...
‘Guilt is a cancer. Guilt will confine you, torture you, destroy you as an artist. It’s a black home. It’s a thief’ (Dave Grohl). So what do we do when we have messed up and feel guilty? Do we bury it and hope it goes away? Numb it with some form...
“Everybody gets rejected. It’s how you handle it that determines where you’ll end up” (Richard Castle). Rejection is most damaging when it is from those who are closest to you. In the Bible, Joseph was rejected by his brothers and sold into slavery – it doesn’t get much more painful...