Jesus demonstrates His authority over evil, calls for a generation seeking signs to reflect on their faith, and laments over unseeing eyes and unhearing ears.

Loving God and neighbour stands as the law's heart, while prayer emerges as a powerful medium for intimacy with the Father, taught by Jesus Himself.

As Jesus sets His face towards Jerusalem, His disciples learn the costs and joys of following Him, from rejection to the deep joy of belonging to God’s kingdom.

True greatness in the kingdom of God is revealed through humility and service, a lesson taught amidst the awe of divine miracles.

Join us this Sunday as we conclude our series on the “City of God” with Psalm 132: “The City of Rest.” Discover how Zion, the ultimate home, offers divine rest and peace through God’s presence, fulfilling our deepest longings for refuge and rejuvenation.

Why is Mount Zion, the City of our God, described as the joy of all the earth? Explore with us the divine protection and eternal beauty of God's city, that stands firm forever.

Why is Mount Zion, the City of our God, described as the joy of all the earth? Explore with us the divine protection and eternal beauty of God's city, that stands firm forever.

As the disciples become convinced that Jesus is the real deal, He starts preparing them for His crucifixion and resurrection.

The earthly ministry of Jesus has gone from local phenomena to front page news. He sends out the twelve disciples on their first mission trip, and He feeds more than 5,000 people with 5 loaves and 2 fish.

People are healed off life-long infirmities, demons are cast out, even the winds and waves obey Him. Who is this man?