This Sunday, Pastor Samuel Iwuchukwu preached 'Our Praise is to Yahweh whose Reign is Forever’ from Psalm 146, examining where our help and hope comes from - whether it is in God or apart from Him and how this affects our praise.

We look forward to gathering together and worshipping God with you this Sunday.

The gospel ought to be a Christian’s greatest privilege and priority, as evidenced by the life of Paul. He humbled himself to the point of forfeiting his fundamental Christian freedom for the sake of the gospel. His life evidenced that nothing was more important than preaching the gospel and he laboured solely for the reward that God would bestow upon him when he finishes his race.

This week we dwell on the rest of chapter 7 from 1 Corinthians to understand the richness of God’s grace as He calls each of us from our unique life situations to live for his glory.

As we resume our journey through 1 Corinthians, we dwell on chapter 7 over the next two weeks to understand God’s original design for marriage and also look at our calling in specific life situations. 

While our journeys may be unique, our hope is that God is preparing us for ‘The Wedding’ that he has planned for us. 

Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches ‘Preparing for the Wedding’ from 1 Corinthians 7:1-7.

This Easter Sunday, as we remember what it means for us that He is alive, Alex Isac preaches “I Am the Resurrection and the Life” from John ⁠11:17⁠-27, pointing us to Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who has conquered the grave, giving us hope in the midst of grief and loss.

The Bible frequently speaks of "the one who conquers" or "overcomes" or "wins the victory." But what does this phrase mean? And can it be misused? How do we know if this is us? 

Today, Eric Zeller preaches 'Victory in Jesus’ from Revelation 21:5-8 to help us answer these questions and to see from this text how we can have true victory in Jesus, forever.

As we journey here on this earth, in a culture that is licentious, do moral boundaries increasingly feel restrictive? So then, how does a Christian remain pure and joyful when surrounded by these sensual pleasures?

As we continue seeking his face through the letter to the Corinthians, Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches 'Pursuing Holiness in Love' from 1 Corinthians 5:1-8, where we look at Paul’s response to the Corinthian church’s ignorance of a case of ongoing sexual immorality, and understand that church-discipline is part of God’s design for His church to remain faithful and loving.

We live in a time where the lines between right and wrong are increasingly becoming blurred. Similar to the Corinthian church, we may also resort to settling our disputes and grievances by applying worldly principles instead of relying on God's word.