Are you tired of facing constant battles, both outwith and within? Pastor Jude’s word taken from the book of Zechariah encourages us to keep building with hope, and not become weary. Let us look to the character of Jesus and trust in Him who restores us and keeps His covenant with us. He will return in glory, and His reign will extend over all the earth.

Pastor Pete’s message is a reminder that Jesus is the One building His Church. He doesn’t do so by using our strength, talent, or ability. He does so by pouring His Spirit and anointing us so we can build with His power.

Today, Pastor Pete reminds us that Satan spends day and night accusing us in order to distract and discourage us. However, we have a powerful advocate in Jesus. His sacrifice at the Cross has removed the judgement and paid for the punishment that should have been meted out to us. Instead, we are now free from condemnation and free to pursue God’s plans.

Pastor Paul brings us a message of hope – that our God is greater than the struggles of life. Our hope, as followers of Christ, is not naïve optimism or wishful thinking. Our hope is a confident expectation based entirely on who God is and what He says.

How we use our resources reflects our values and our priorities. Centuries ago, the prophet, Haggai, called his fellow Jews not to prioritise their own comfort over the rebuilding of God’s temple. Similarly, Pastor Pete’s message today is an encouragement to us to reorder our priorities in accordance with God’s plans and will.

Loss and devastation do not have to lead to despair and hopelessness. As a church, we have experienced a season of loss and major disruption, but Pastor Pete’s message is one of hope. Like trees that have been cut down, we will sprout again, for our God is a God who specialises in resurrections.

When it comes to prayer, we can often make it complicated. Pastor Sammy’s encouragement to us is to “keep it simple, keep it real, keep it up”.

As Christians, we all know the importance of corporate prayer. But, how do we make sure that when we are gathered together, we pray effectively? Pastor Pete gives us 4 keys that can help fuel a corporate prayer life that is vibrant and powerful.

One of the advantages of drawing near to God and having a relationship with Him is that He speaks to us personally. The challenge for many of us, however, is hearing what He is saying. In his message, Pastor Isaiah identifies three practical steps in which we can learn to listen and hear His voice.

Today, we start a four-part series on prayer. In this message, Pastor Pete reminds us that Jesus’ death on the Cross has opened a new way for us to approach God. We can now pray with boldness, with humility and with gratitude.