The first of our Christmas messages this year centres on the Biblical characters of Anna and Simeon. Here are two of the most devout followers of God who were unwavering in what He had called them to do. Through their examples, Pastor Pete encourages us to find and to fulfill the purpose He has for our lives in our generation.

If God is bigger than us and He lives in us, He would show through us. Pastor Pete ends this series by encouraging us to pray, to care and to share, so that God can be revealed to the world through us. 

The Bible says that the “gospel … is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes”. As Christians, the greatest seed we can ever sow in someone’s life is therefore the seed of the gospel. All we need to do is sow the seed and God will do the rest.

Devastation can be the defining moment of our lives – for good. Our God is the God who brings good things out of loss, pain and difficulties. In this message, Pastor Pete encourages us to trust Him as we navigate this new season.

Everybody has a story to tell! In this message, Executive Pastor Dan unpacks the life-changing encounter a demon-possessed man has with Jesus, and how Jesus sends him to share his testimony with the surrounding area. We are each called to be witnesses of what God has done in our lives, even those who may feel that they don’t have a story to tell.

Our guest speaker, Terry Virgo, powerfully reminds us today, that as Christians, we are no longer under the law, but under grace. Christ has provided us with a new righteousness, that enables us to reign in life.

In today’s message, Pastor Adedoyin unpacks what we mean by a Church Online Community. What makes an online community a community?

In Part 2 of our ‘Sharing Jesus’ series, Pastor Pete encourages us to live with an agenda and to share our faith by looking for opportunities, creating opportunities and making the most of opportunities.

Today, we start a new series entitled ‘Sharing Jesus’. Pastor Paul looks at the practical topic of ‘Build a bridge’ and unpacks ways on how to connect with those who are not followers of Jesus.

Our last two years, as a church community, have been very challenging. But Pastor Pete reminds us that like the Israelites, after leaving Egypt, we are not meant to live in the wilderness. And like the Israelites, on their way to the Promised Land, we are also meant to go and take the territory that God has already given us.