This Sunday we’re continuing with our series, Coffee Mug Christianity ☕ and we're looking at a popularly quoted verse which many claim as a promise that God will only allow good things to happen to us 😌 In Part 4: Hope and a Future, we place Jeremiah 29:11 back in context, and see if it applies to us today 📖

As we continue our Coffee Mug Christianity series this Sunday, we're going to look at a verse that can bring encouragement to some, yet guilt to others 😅 in Part 3: Always Joyful, we're studying 1 Thessalonians 5:16 😁 let's find out if it is possible to be happy all the time, and if Jesus and the Apostles managed to do it 🤔

This Sunday we’re continuing with our series Coffee Mug Christianity ☕ where we take a closer look at popular verses that us Christians love to quote, yet often missing their proper context. In part 2 we will look at Philippians 4:13, and see if this verse means that we have superhuman abilities that enable us to do anything, and achieve everything? 💪 The answer may surprise you…

Sometimes we enjoy using popular scriptures in our daily lives, without considering its context. We are going to clarify some of these clichés in our new series Coffee Mug Christianity ☕ In part 1 we will look at John 3:16 🧐 if we misunderstand the meaning of this popular verse, we miss the fullness of the good news found in Jesus 🙌

In our second part of our Walking In The Fire series - Face the Heat 🔥 we’ll find out why Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego chose to risk their lives rather than bow to the golden image 🧎‍♂️ and we’ll take away three resolutions from this story that will enable us to face the heat of life’s challenging times 😅

This Sunday we're starting a 2-part series called Walking In The Fire 👣 Daniel 3 tells the story of three men who were thrown into a furnace, but instead of burning, they walked around in the flames 🔥 in Part 1: Don’t Sell Out, we will see the similarities between that story and the challenges we face today as followers of Christ 😅

Two Sundays ago we spoke about being fired up and having the fire of the Holy Spirit burning in us 🙌 but if we are not careful, that fire may be extinguished 🧯 in this message, “Fan the Flames”, we talk about what we can do to keep that flame burning 🔥

We’re celebrating Father’s Day 🎉 it’s often said that the way we view our birth fathers plays a large role in how we view our heavenly Father. This is a great challenge to fathers, but there is great comfort in knowing that we have a Loving Heavenly Father to look up to ❤️ in our message “Fatherhood”, we receive encouragement for fathers, and guidance for sons and daughters 👨‍👧‍👦

On Pentecost Day the Holy Spirit filled all the people and set them on fire for God 🔥 as a result people and places were changed forever. Can this still happen today? 🤔 in this message, Fired Up, we learn what is needed to be on fire for God 🙌

This Sunday we’re celebrating the Feast of Pentecost 🙌 as we talk about the purpose of Pentecost, we’ll discover how it changed our status from spectators to active participants in the Lord’s work of Salvation 🙏