Arc 2.0

In this sermon, Tayo explores how our crushing seasons become pathways to a deeper encounter with GOD, showing that the very thing we try to escape can lead us to discover HIS multi-faceted nature. Ultimately, we learn that GOD is not only the One who fights our battles but also the loving Healer who sometimes gives the grace to carry an affliction, drawing us closer to Him than ever before.

Though the Israelites had just seen GOD fight for them at the Red Sea, their struggle with bitter water at Marah reveals another side of His character: Jehovah Rapha, the God Who Heals.

Elder Daniel Peters continues teaching on Paul’s instructions about women teaching in the church from 1 Timothy 2:1–15, addressing Timothy’s pastoral guidance, the effects of the fall in Genesis, and how authority, order, and leadership roles should be understood and applied in the church today.

In this week’s sermon, Daniel Peters teaches on Paul’s instructions regarding women speaking in the church from 1 Corinthians 14, exploring what Paul meant in context and how this passage applies to the church today.

This week, David Shosanya explores how Scripture affirms both our shared identity in Christ and our unique cultural heritage. Drawing from Galatians 3:26–28 and Revelation 5:9, along with insights from Bonhoeffer and Charles Taylor, it challenges superficial reconciliation and calls for justice-rooted unity that honours the histories, dignity, and distinct voices of African and Caribbean communities.

We pray this sermon blesses you in Jesus Name

In this week’s sermon, Jeronne Rudder explores how Christianity has been used throughout history to justify racism and oppression—but reminds us that these distortions don’t reflect its true message. This sermon dives into the difference between the misuse of Christianity and what the faith truly teaches, ending with a powerful question: What will your conclusion be?

God is a God of order, not confusion. In this week's sermon titled “Back in Order” Elder Omar Tackie unpacks 1 Corinthians 14:20 - 40.Paul challenges the Church to mature in faith and function in divine structure. This message reveals how tongues and prophecy should strengthen the body, through discernment and self-control—and reflects on this question: Can you sacrifice your expression for the sake of all? That’s worship— Worship isn’t confined to music, it’s a life lived in obedience, humility, and reverence to God.We pray this sermon blesses you in Jesus Name.

In this weeks’ sermon our Elder Tayo Badru delivers powerful message on true spiritual maturity. He discovers how intention defines maturity, why gifted doesn’t mean grown, and how worship should convict, not confuse. Let God’s Word cut through the noise and bring transformation.

This week, Elder Daniel Peters explores 1 Corinthians 14:1–14, explaining the definition of speaking in tongues, Paul’s guidance on pursuing spiritual gifts, and how interpretation helps build up the Church.We pray this sermon blesses you in Jesus Name.

Omar Tackie delivers a word at our neighbouring house of fellowship ARC South.We pray this message Blesses you in Jesus Name.

In this weeks’ sermon Elder Korede unpacks 1 Corinthians 14:1–5, showing why Paul calls us to “eagerly desire” the gift of prophecy. Discover how true prophecy encourages, strengthens, and comforts the church and why any prophecy that does not point to Jesus Christ is false and blasphemous.