Pastor Pete concludes our ‘By faith’ series with a call to be faith-filled people. He reminded us of Biblical heroes who though flawed, were also known for their unconditional faith in God. They saw suffering but their faith was never in an outcome that would bring them out of suffering, but always in a God who had a bigger purpose for their lives.

The Bible says that faith without action is useless. This passage shows us what the practice of faith can involve. Practising our faith can see the impossible as possible; it may even appear absurd at times, but it also highlights amazing grace.

Our guest speaker today is Dr Andy Bannister, the director of Solas. His message draws from the Apostle Paul’s mission trip in Athens and encourages us to engage with the culture of our day, in the same way that Paul did. We live in a world of confusion, but people are desperate for love and for purpose, and these are signposts we can use to point them towards Jesus.

Today, Pastor Pete brings us an inspiring message on the incredible faith of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. They all faced challenging situations, but they were unwavering in their belief of God’s faithfulness and promises in their lifetime as well as beyond.

In Part 3 of this series, Pastor Pete encourages us to be courageous visionaries who live life with a big vision, with an understanding that although we are temporary residents on this earth, we are however looking forward to a better country – a heavenly one.

In Part 2 of this series, Pastor Paul looks at the example of Abraham and Sarah to show us what it means to say ‘yes’ to God. We focus on the ultimate goal and expect divine intervention.

We are starting the year with a new series on faith. In Part 1, Pastor Pete unpacks what is and what isn’t faith. He encourages us to take bold steps of faith this year, believing who God is and what He has promised in His Word.

Today, Pastor Pete unpacks the very first prophecy made regarding Jesus. His coming and the promise of restoration for mankind were announced soon after the Fall in the Garden of Eden. Jesus was not an afterthought in God’s salvation plan. He is the central figure in the unfolding drama of redemption; He is the central figure for the entire history of mankind.

This message is an exposition of Micah’s prophecy regarding the coming of Jesus. The eternal God Himself was coming into the world. His birth 2000 years marked the outworking of His everlasting plan to create a people united to Him by an everlasting covenant.

Today, Pastor Pete brings a message of hope. Jesus’ birth bridged the gap between the invisible realm and the visible realm. It was God Himself who came from heaven to earth. He who made man became man in order to save the human race.