Sheila Thomson kicks off our new series by looking at Psalm 3 and giving insight into how we can use the Psalms to enrich and guide our prayers.

Pastor Richard concludes this sermon series by comparing the journey of faith to running a race. Like athletes in a marathon, we need to let go of what weighs us down, expect difficulties, and fix our eyes on the goal.

What does it mean to live by faith? There are many misconceptions of what faith means. In this message, we look at what true biblical faith is and how it impacts the way we live.

In this message, Ps Tristan uses the story of Moses to illustrate how we can overcome our own fears, doubts and excuse through God’s assurance of his presence, character, power, and provision.

Guest speaker Donnell Jones shares a powerful testimony, reminding us that God’s presence is with us right in the midst of our pain, just like He was for Joseph in Egypt.

To forge something means to shape and form it by heating and hammering. Similarly, our faith is strengthened through the trials we face in life. By examining Joseph’s journey of faith, this message explores how we can develop the right perspective on life’s challenges.

Pastor Richard begins this new sermon series with the example of Abraham, whose trust in God was made evident by his steps of faith. What step of faith could God be calling you to take?

In his promise to never leave us nor forsake us, Jesus continues to dwell with us and empower us through the sending of his Spirit. Pentecost is a powerful reminder that the transformation we desire is not ultimately by our own might or power but by the Spirit.

In the final part of our Unstoppable series, the book concludes with an open-ended ending that signifies the continuation of the story of Jesus through his followers. The mission and story of Jesus are, after all, unstoppable.

Guest speaker Matt Naismith takes us through Paul’s missionary journey from Jerusalem to Rome, where his faith is made evident amidst a storm and a shipwreck.