When people around embrace change with an eagerness to return to normalcy, difficult seasons are the pathway to deeper transformation in the lives of believers.

Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches “Seeking Revival, Not a New Normal”, as we reflect on the book of Habakkuk.

This week, as we celebrate the risen Lord, bringing to a close our the two-part series on the events of Passion Week, Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches 'The Empty Tomb Still Speaks', as we look through the Scriptures, rejoicing in His victory over sin and death and the glorious hope we have in His resurrection.

This week, listen in as Pastor Alex Isac preaches 'Rejoice, Your King has Come!' from Matthew 21:1-11, as we celebrate Palm Sunday, remembering our Lord’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem.

Over the past few weeks, we have been reminded of one truth repeatedly – that in Christ, we are a new creation, set free from the bondage of sin through God’s redeeming work. However, has this truth truly taken root in our lives, or do we still find ourselves struggling to fully submit to God?

Pastor Ribu Samuel preaches ‘Who is Your True Master – Sin or God?’ from Romans 6:15-23, as we reflect on the reality of how slaves of God can enjoy the gift of sanctification and eternal life, in Christ.

Though these are unprecedented times, we can press on with assurance because of our union with Christ Jesus our Lord.This week we continue to look further at the glories of the Gospel and its effect on all who believe as Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches 'Our Victorious Identity in Christ' from Romans 6:6-14.

In the midst of uncertainty and chaos, the Scriptures remind us that the One who is sovereign over every season is our Lord Jesus Christ.

As we wade through these unprecedented times, Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches “Good News” from Romans 6:1-5.

Have you ever stopped to wonder why Jesus is truly worthy of all our worship and adoration? Has the Gospel been shaping and influencing your life decisions and habits?

Listen in as Pastor Ribu Samuel Kurien preaches 'Why Jesus Is Worthy Of All Our Worship' from Romans ⁠5:12⁠-21 to help us see, as Paul shows us throughout this initial part of Romans, how God’s method of saving us, through faith in Christ, compels us to marvel and adore Jesus in worship.

Our sinful past can cause us to feel unworthy of God's saving grace and mercy. And so, we may not truly enjoy the blessing of reconciliation that God has bestowed upon us in our sanctification journey.

Pastor Alex Isac preaches ‘Unable but Enabled’ from Romans 5:6–11, as we dwell on the richness of God’s assurance.

This sunday we continue in our journey through the letter of Romans, as Govind Ramachandran shares from Romans 5:1–5 on 'Passage of Peace'. We reflect on how we come before God with nothing but our sin, yet through faith He makes us right with Him. From this reconciliation flows true peace — a peace that opens the way to grace and shapes the believer’s life with purpose.

As we continue our journey through the book of Romans, we pause to review what we have covered thus far.

Come and listen Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches “Where Are We in Romans?”, as we seek to consider our rich call and the resulting effect of the gospel in our lives.