Do you live life looking at the rear-view mirror rather than at the windscreen? In today’s message, Pastor Pete encourages us to forget what is behind us, and instead, to take hold of the vision that God has for each one of us.

Today, Pastor Jude encourages us to serve God without fear. After all, He is Emmanuel, whose Presence is always with us. He is our Redeemer who sets us free. He is our God whose deep mercy and tenderness prompted Him to send His Son to die for us.

In this message, Pastor Pete juxtaposes the story of Joseph, who saved multitudes in the Egyptian famine, and that of Jesus, who willingly laid down his life so that millions of lives could be saved.

What if many of the events in life were not random? What if there was an unseen cosmic battle going on? What if there was something deeply wrong and broken in this world? And what if, as Pastor Pete points out, Christmas was actually God’s answer to our problems?

Pastor Paul concludes our ‘Soul restoration’ series. He looks at what it means to be a guest at God’s table and to be hosted by God Himself. God provides ‘soul food’ that revives and that satisfies.

Where do you find comfort in your dark valleys? In today’s message, Pastor Pete reminds us of God’s promise that He walks with us through our valleys and that we are secure under His protection.

Our guest speaker, Andrea Wigglesworth, encourages us to have an audacious and defiant faith. What kind of valleys are we going through right now? God is calling us to reposition our heart, so that we are trusting in Him rather than leaning on our own understanding.

As our Shepherd, God leads us along the right paths, so we are living in His will. He also leads us along paths of righteousness to sanctify us and teach us how to live a holy life. God does this for the reputation of His name.

Pastor Yinka brings a powerful word that encourages us to have ‘unreasonable confidence’ in the Lord. Our calling to speak into and to be a light to the nation requires us to be a courageous people; and courage is not just a feeling, it is a choice and a decision to trust in Him and to live out the truth of our convictions.

There is a world of difference between helping someone whose body has been broken and someone whose spirit has been broken. In today’s message, Pastor Pete explores three essential ways in which God restores our soul.