Ps. Jason continued our new campaign this week looking at the book of Acts. We look at chapter 2 and how the Holy Spirit fell on the believers.

Ps. Jason kicked off our new campaign this week looking at the book of Acts. We begin in the first 11 verses of Acts chapter 1 where Jesus gave proof of his resurrection to the disciples and his ascension to heaven.

Pastor’s Leigh and Jacqui conclude our Arise campaign this week by looking at how we may interpret signs of upcoming change. They look at the signs of restlessness, doors closing and opening and then finally, a reoccurring theme or burden.

We are really excited to have Stuart Blount with us today. Stuart is the Director of Ministry for the Elim movement of Churches . Stuart brings us a fantastic message today as we meet for Pentecost Sunday going at how the Spirit of God wants to fill us today.

Continuing from last week’s message, Ps. Jason speaks from 1 Sam 16 today about David and his journey from shepherd to the King of Israel.

As we continue with our Arise campaign, Ps Jason talks about the importance of serving in regards to our own discipleship. We use the story of David and how he started by serving as a shepherd before he was made King of Israel.

Ps. Ryan continues our Arise campaign this week. He looks at how we need to be faithful where we are right now in order that God will give us greater things to be faithful in next, coming from Luke 16.

We are really excited to have Paul Hudson with us today. Paul Hudson is the regional leader for the Elim Churches in the Midlands and North-East. Paul is a fantastic communicator and bring us a word in season today. He shares from the book of Acts and encourages us that we can continue, even in the midst of tough and challenging times.

Pastors Jason & Lynda continue last weeks message from our Arise campaign working through what it means for us to outwork our discipleship.

Ps. Jason continues our Arise campaign today. He encourages us that we have a call on our lives placed on us at the great commission that we are to be active in making disciples in our world.