Last Sunday, Pastor Jun Escosar encouraged us to seize opportunities to share the Gospel. He preached on the foundations of evangelism and one of them is being intentional with our relationships. As Jesus’ followers, we are to show people they are loved and valued by God.

The Book of Acts tells the story of the early church and how it grew by the power of the Holy Spirit, in spite of persecution and conflict. In this series, we will look at what makes the church distinctly

On the day of Pentecost, the disciples had gathered together after Jesus’ ascension into heaven. There, they were all filled for the first time by the Holy Spirit that Jesus had told them He would send. In Acts 2, we see how the early church was marked by the devotion of the believers. What are we devoted to as a church?

Be encouraged as you listen to Pastor Roy preached from the Acts 2:42, 43, 47.

We are honoured to have Every Nation President and Co-founder, Pastor Steve Murrell bringing the word on Pentecost Sunday. He reminded us that the only way to defeat fear is with faith. Be encouraged as you listen to Pastor Steve preach on Mark 4:35-41.

When we say that the Lord is our Shepherd, it means that He protects. provides, and cares for us. More so, we are assured of His presence in our lives, that He is always with us. When we look at our lives through His perspective, we can find that we don’t need to be afraid. 

As we continue on our series on Psalm 23, Pastor Roy preached about God's promise of protection that even though troubles are inevitable in this world, our Shepherd is with us. When David declared that God was with him in the valley, this applies to us too. As we begin to look at our situation through God’s perspective, we see that He not only helps us get over the world’s troubles, He also promises eternal riches. 

Last Sunday we took time to honour the courageous women God has blessed our families with, our mothers. Rosemary preached on the wisdom of motherhood from the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus.

As we continue to look into Psalm 23, we can know more about the refreshing that God brings us and His purposes for it, and our perspective about our lives and situations will be renewed according to who He is. We will also know how we can experience this refreshment today.

When God restores our souls, it means that He brings healing.  In Jesus, we can have a different sort of peace: shalom, which means wellness in our whole being. Our souls can find rest in God.

In the Bible, righteousness means right standing. That means there is no sin or dirt staining anyone called righteous—and that is who we are in Christ.  Jesus leads us in the paths of righteousness by making us more and more Christlike through His word and Spirit.

The way God guides us is a reflection of who He is, so that others around us may see Him as a Shepherd as well. The provision, peace, and protection that God gives us as our shepherd are ultimately not for our sake, but for the glory of His name.

As the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps across the world, how do we respond as Christians? From what perspective do we choose to view the things happening around us? Do our hearts mirror the unrest unfolding each day, or do we shift our perspective and look to God amid the crisis?

For three weeks, we will look at Psalm 23 and learn more about God’s promises of provision, protection, and peace. In spite of what’s happening, we can find comfort in God—our Shepherd—who guides us, restores us, and meets all our needs.

Listen to Pastor Roy as he preached on God's provision and how we can be content with God as our Shepherd.

As the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps across the world, how do we respond as Christians? From what perspective do we choose to view the things happening around us? Do our hearts mirror the unrest unfolding each day, or do we shift our perspective and look to God amid the crisis?

For three weeks, we will look at Psalm 23 and learn more about God’s promises of provision, protection, and peace. In spite of what’s happening, we can find comfort in God—our Shepherd—who guides us, restores us, and meets all our needs.

Listen to Pastor Roy as he preached on God's provision and how we can be content with God as our Shepherd.

Last Sunday, Pastor Roy preached on 2 Chronicles 7:11-16, the call from God to unite the church to pray. God promises in 2 Chronicles 7:14, that when we humble ourselves, unite in prayer, seek Him, and turn from our wicked ways, He will hear us, He will speak, He will forgive, and He will heal our lands.

He also encourage us to join UNITE714 movement - to unite in prayer with the global Church, using 2 Chronicles 7:14 as guide, 7:14 every morning and evening.