In this study, Pastor Keith continues exploring the parables of Jesus in Luke 15 — powerful stories that reveal God’s heart for the lost and His joy in redemption. From the lost sheep to the lost coin and the prodigal son, these parables remind us of the Father’s relentless love and the celebration that follows every soul found.

Pastor Israel unpacks Paul’s heartfelt defence of his ministry, revealing what it truly means to be a servant of Christ. In a world impressed by outward success and status, Paul points us back to humility, endurance, and sincerity in following Jesus.

Pastor Keith teaches from Daniel chapters 2 and 3, where God reveals His sovereignty over kings and kingdoms. Through Daniel’s faith and the courage of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we see that even in the midst of trials, God remains firmly in control.

Pastor Keith teaches from Luke 15, where Jesus tells three parables about the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son. Together, they reveal God’s relentless love for the lost, His joy in redemption, and His desire to restore what has been found.

Pastor Israel teaches from 2 Corinthians 10, reminding us that the battles we face are spiritual and must be fought with God’s divine weapons. A powerful call to stand firm in truth and rely on His strength, not our own.

Have you ever faced a situation that seemed completely impossible? In this Sunday morning message, Pastor Keith opens Daniel chapter 2, showing how God responds when His people pray bold prayers and trust Him for the impossible.

Pastor Keith shares from Matthew 13, teaching on the parables of Jesus and their meaning for believers today. Join us for Wednesday Night Prayer as we grow together in the Word.

Pastor Israel unpacks the spiritual truths found in 2 Corinthians 8–9, where the Apostle Paul speaks of the beauty and grace of generosity. Discover how true giving flows not from obligation, but from a heart transformed by the gospel.

Pastor Keith unpacks how Daniel and his friends navigated life in Babylon — a foreign land with foreign gods. Even in exile, they chose conviction over compromise, and God honoured their faithfulness.

Pastor Keith shares from Matthew 13:1–23, where Jesus tells the parable of the sower and the seed. A call to receive God’s Word with open hearts and let it grow to bear lasting fruit in our lives.