In this sermon we explore the idea of "browsing the spiritual market place" and how this idea of retail therapy, where there are so many things laid before us promising joy and fulfilment, has made its way into spirituality and religion.

As part of our Celebration Sunday service we spent time recapping our Let's Testify sermon series from the beginning of 2019, encouraged & exhorted to continue to testify to the Gospel of God's Grace.

In this sermon we look at how our work should not be driven by consumerism or fear but by the grace of God for His glory.

In this introductory sermon, we are encouraged not to pander to a “I have therefore I am” attitude... where we thrust ourselves into an existence that seeks to comfort our souls through consumption.

Instead we should fear God, by giving Him the place He deserves in our lives, knowing everything we could ever have or need is found in Him alone.

In the final sermon in this series, we are reminded that one day God will restore us to Himself and restore to us everything He always intended us to have. And in the presence of our enemies we will be vindicated. One day the veil will be removed for all the world to see from all of time and we will rule triumphantly with the One and only true and living God.

In this sermon we see how on the imminent day of the Lord, He will rescue His people and judge the nations.

In this sermon, we look at the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, how the Spirit empowers us and how believers cannot live faithful lives without the Spirit.

Even if it’s the last hour, it’s never too late for God to intervene. In this sermon, we look at how a nation that has a negative outlook can have hope in the rescue, restoration and renewal that is found in the person of Christ.

This Heritage Sunday, we celebrated our diversity and the richness of our heritage. We explored six aspects of the Gospel that we must embrace and celebrate... because the Gospel that birthed the Church of God in Jesus Christ is a Gospel for all, in all and through all.

In this, the third sermon in this series, Joel tells us that even in the midst of judgement, we have hope in our God. As we come before Him and render our hearts back to Him, we can have surety that He is gracious and merciful, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love.