For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. 2 Timothy 1:7 (NKJV)

What do you choose to see? Does fear blind you from seeing God, who is on your side, and His promises? God will be with us in our trial and testing - in our wilderness. He didn’t bring us this far to leave us here.

In this message, we take a look at the journey of Elijah as he was faced with a life threatening situation.

At the end of the day, it’s the still small voice of God that will do it for us all.

In the final part of this series, we talk about Fear- which is a spirit. Iit affects us physically, emotionally and most importantly spiritually and it needs to be cast out.

Fear does not come from God. It changes our perception, it has a certain smell and it paralyses us. Thankfully God teaches us that perfect love casts out all fear and we can experience this love.

Let’s prepare ourselves to face the world after the lockdown.

We continue on with this series to understand and overcome Worry, Anxiety and Fear. In Part 2, we find out more about Anxiety - which affects us emotionally and mentally.

We feel anxious because of the actions of others and we want to do something about our situation but we feel stuck and unsure of how to deal with it.

If Anxiety is not dealt with, it can lead to Fear.

In preparation to face the world post Covid-19, we need to overcome worry, anxiety and fear - all of which are very different things.

Thankfully God's word provides practical steps in overcoming them.

Pr Kenneth shared with us how to understand Worry in Part 1 of this series how to overcome it before it opens the door to Anxiety.

Worship can refresh us.

When we enter into worship, we can be renewed by God’s presence. Worship can refresh us, but it is not totally true that worship can make us brand new. It can neither preserve us from sin nor protect us from the desires of our flesh.

The entire church service, as even the whole of life, must be a worship.

We often perceive worship as a part or portion of a church service where it’s all about the songs. However, worship is not just a song or action; and worship is definitely not just a portion of a church service.

This is a continuation of the series titled “Why Worship Works”. In the past six points, Pr Kenneth spoke about the spiritual aspects of worship and how worship is a crucial ingredient to our identity and purpose – who we are as beings, not just Christians.

Today we dive deeper to see how worship should permeate through our day, influencing and sometimes even dictating how we interact with the world!

When we become worshippers, we will experience more and more the authority of God in and through our lives, and God will bless us with the authority that we need to live a victorious life.

In Part 1, we explored three points of why worship works – we were made to worship, worship is a magnet to human beings, and worship draws the presence of God. Listen in as Pr Kenneth shares with us 3 more points on Worship in this Series.

Worship was first mentioned in the Bible when Abraham was ready to obey God in offering Isaac as a burnt offering on one of the mountains in the land of Moriah.

Abraham was able to answer a tough calling to surrender his only and beloved son Isaac because Abraham was first a worshipper before a father.

This reveals that when we worship God, giving God our best comes naturally. But in this day and age, worship may seem irrelevant and people are not giving their best to God.