Pastor Patrick draws out the great and praiseworthy, and yet mysterious truth that God's children are Chosen by Him before time.

Pastor Patrick introduces a new series, Sit Walk Stand - a study of the book of Ephesians, a look at God's revelation of His people, their position and purpose in Him.

Sometimes we know something so well we actually take it for granted; as the saying goes 'we can't see the wood for the trees'. This message is a reminder that the Gospel is not just for unbelievers.

Some people think they are lucky (with good or bad), but how would you feel if God said your life is cursed and there 's only one way to break it?!

Without paying close attention we could easily get the impression that the book of Acts is primarily about people, places, The Apostles, those they ministered to, Peter & particularly Paul who has been the central character for the past 15 Chapters, yet the book is primarily about the spread of the Gospel which heralds the Kingdom of God & it’s glorious king, Jesus is the central figure of this book.

Luke begins & ends the book on this important central point, focusing on Jesus The King & His un-stoppable Kingdom.

God had a purpose for Paul's life that was unthwartable, unstoppable. God's purpose for us is no different, Yet do we desire God's purpose? Do we get discouraged when things are not going well?

Prophecy is something taught in scripture, experienced by the early church and presented as something we as Christians are to engage with and even desire. It is clear that God loves and wishes to speak to His children, and has determeined that Prophecy is one means by which He does that.

Prophecy is something taught in scripture, experienced by the early church and presented as something we as Christians are to engage with and even desire. It is clear that God loves and wishes to speak to His children, and has determeined that Prophecy is one means by which He does that.

Paul is on trial for the third time, yet he doesn't complain and is never consumed with his own agenda, but is always focused on the kingdom of God and the gospel. May we as believers be encouraged by his faithful commitment.

Paul The Apostle is on Trial being treated like a criminal, yet he is not guilty. It's the same thing that happened to The Lord Jesus and will possibly happen to us as modern day Christians, yet who is actually on trial? who is innocent and who is really guilty?