The next part of Jesus' life is a difficult journey down to Egypt to escape King Herod's massacre of the innocent baby boys in Bethlehem. There are great lessons to be learnt about obedience and the troubles we face in this life. Let's dive into this narrative today!

We all find ourselves in trials, but do we ever ask why? Yes, to build our faith and perseverance, but God sometimes puts us into trials for others. Just like Paul went to prison to reach a jailor and his family, let's be aware of God's work in others through our own trials!

Today we have a look at three stories, but our focus is on the two characters of Simeon and Anna. These were devout Temple-goers who spent their lives waiting for the Messiah. Let's learn some lessons from these two great examples of the Faith!

Hide and Seek can be a fun game to play in our normal lives, but it is definitely not what we want to be playing in our faith lives! Don't get stuck in the trap of sin and hiding away from God. He is waiting for you with open arms!

There are many misconceptions that are just plainly accepted in the Church today about this narrative. Let's dive into the real story of what happened with those first visitors to the newborn Messiah!

It's easy to complain about many things... the heat, loadshedding, service delivery, crime, etc. But as believers, let's strive to live as pure children of God. We can shine as bright as stars in this dark world, even just by not complaining!

Today's sermon takes the form of a theological lecture. We're dealing with the issue of the existence of suffering and evil and a good and holy God. Why does evil exist if a good God exists? Let's find out!

Job knew his character and his integrity. He weighed himself on Godly scales, not on worldly scales. Let's make our standard God's Word and not measure up to what the world demands!

One word comes to mind when talking about the Book of Job: suffering. Job knew suffering, yet he also knew hope. Let's learn some lessons from Job and his hope in Almighty God!

Jesus went up the mountain, sat down, and only then did his disciples join Him. In this simple passage, we can learn so much about waiting on the Lord and Him acting first. Let Him go before you today!