King Solomon had it all, experienced it all, and yet in the end he said it was all meaningless, ‘a chasing after the wind’. None of the many things and wealth that he had was able to satisfy the deep yearning within him. That is why Jesus came and why we celebrate Christmas. He came to reveal to us that the void we often experience in our lives is really our longing for God and that only God can meet the yearning of our soul. But more than that, He also came to make a way for us to come home to a loving relationship with God.

Most of us are so used to the Christmas story that we miss the awe and wonder in it. We imagine the picture of a helpless babe laying in a manger, but forget that this is the cosmic Christ, the divine king of the universe. In this message from Ashwin Ramani, we look at the Christmas story through the lens of the gospel of John. Here the glory of the incarnation is clear. Because of Christmas day, we can know God and He knows us. God is not hiding, He has made Himself vulnerable and available.

The final sermon is the series on Choosing a Mate, this sermon discusses three more principles that should be explored as we look for the person who will be our life partner - seek someone you are compatible with, seek someone who honours you sexually and finally, seek someone who shares the same mission in life as you.

This sermon, third in the series of ‘Living Your New Life in Your Work”, examines how Jesus replaces our idolizing of work with His love and acceptance. Whether you are employed, or work as a student, homemaker or volunteer, you will be encouraged through what God’s Word has to say about work and how to avoid making it an idol in your life.

Jesus Christ brought meaning back to work. Even though God didn’t remove the painful, sweaty part of work, He did replace the meaninglessness of work in and through Christ. When we embrace Christ by faith, our perspective of life completely changes - including our perspective on work.