The unshakeable promise of God’s presence enables us to live with hope in the midst of life’s struggles. Pastor Alex Isac preaches 'The Wonder of God’s Presence' from 1 Samuel 7:3-12, where the people of Israel witness the great and glorious reality of a God who is present with His people, especially when they call upon Him.

In our world today, the roles of men and women in godly marriage seemed to be either reversed or blurred.

As we continue to look at marriage in the context of God’s mission, Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches part-two of ‘Seeing Marriage Through the Lens of the Gospel’, from Ephesians 5:15-33, to help us understand the role of a husband and wife according to God’s design.

We live in a time when the true meaning and purpose of marriage is often overlooked, affecting the community as a whole.

Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches a two-part series ‘Seeing Marriage Through the Lens of the Gospel’. In part one we will look at Genesis 2:18-24 to explore the meaning and purpose of marriage in the context of God’s mission, which is to restore every man and woman into a deeper relationship with him.

This week, we recognize how He watches over and cares for us in every life situation.

Pastor Alex Isac preach 'The LORD is my Keeper' from Psalm 121, to learn how we can respond to God’s faithfulness and live by His promises.

As Pastor Alex Isac preaches ‘God of my Tomorrows’ from James 4:13-17 , let us consider how we can overcome our selfish ambitions by learning to submit to God’s will for our lives.

As we gather in anticipation of Christmas Day, we pause to reflect upon a miraculous gift to the world, a child, who came to bring light to the darkness, hope to the weary, and salvation to all.

Seeing David break out into a song of praise and adoration because of the forgiveness he receives from the Lord in Psalm 32, Govind Ramachandran preaches 'Blessedness of Forgiveness’.

Come and listen as we seek to understand the weight of the joy this blessedness brings to the life of the church.

As we finish up the last few days of this year, we desire that our hearts and minds fully understand and appreciate the faithfulness that we have experienced through God’s constant love and presence with us.

Pastor Isaac Thomas preaches Part Two of “Our All-Sufficient Shepherd” from Psalm 23, Let us be encouraged as we are reminded that everything that we need for life can be found in the all-sufficient Christ.