The sermon explores Jesus' fivefold ministry: Lord, Owner, Founder, Foundation, and Protector of the Church. Using the dialogue between Jesus and Peter, it emphasizes that the Church belongs to Christ alone. Believers are urged to find security in His sacrificial love and to build their lives on His unchanging Word.

Brother Charles's testimony traces a journey from a "God-fearing" but nominal religious upbringing in Cyprus to a radical spiritual awakening in London. It emphasizes that while human nature is fallen and prone to discrimination, the Holy Spirit provides a new nature rooted in the sacrificial love and forgiveness of Jesus.

Vasken shares his testimony of moving from cultural Christianity to a living faith. Using James 4:13-17, he warns against planning life and business without God. He emphasises that life is a fleeting mist and urges the congregation to prioritize God's will and Sabbath rest over worldly gain

This sermon examines King Nebuchadnezzar’s cycle of success, pride, and divine humbling. Michael warns that success often breeds arrogance, leading to a "fall." The congregation is urged to remain humble, acknowledge God as the source of all achievement, and use their influence to serve the poor and fight injustice.

Worship led by Rozita

Brother Edward explores the necessity of the Holy Spirit's filling, contrasting the disciples' fear-driven lives before Pentecost with their bold, unified witness afterward. He presents the Holy Spirit as the source of power, wisdom, and love, urging the congregation to daily empty themselves to be refilled for the 21st century's challenges.

Tali shares some beautiful Worship songs for Pentecost:

The sermon addresses the necessity of aligning outward Christian service with inward godly motives. By examining the "Bema Seat" judgment, Brother Charles argues that only works done for God’s glory—rather than self-promotion—survive eternal testing. True service flows from a humble heart, seeking to point others toward the Father.

Worship led by Anita:

Hovan delivers a foundational message on the Holy Spirit’s three-dimensional role: being with, within, and upon believers. Using the transformation of the apostles as evidence, he encourages the congregation to seek a deeper, empowered relationship with God in preparation for Pentecost, even while meeting virtually during the pandemic.