Jesus is the true example of a servant leader and calls us to grow close to him in likeness. In this preach we’ll look at what it means to go from observing to serving, and how what sometimes feels like a task can be transformational and life giving.

In our new series “From Darkness to Light” we’re looking at how we turn from old ways of life and embrace new ways. Today we look at how the practice of gratitude moves us from comparison to contentment.

In this message, we explore how immersing ourselves in Scripture reshapes our identity, strengthens our faith, and equips us to replace the lies we believe with God’s truth.

Jesus' genealogy in Luke reveals that He is God with us, bridging the gap between humanity and God; God before us, leading by example; and God like us, understanding our struggles. More than a list of names, it highlights Jesus as the fulfilment of God’s promises, representing all humanity and bringing hope to the world.

Let’s explore the Baptism of Jesus, why did he get baptised, what happened when he did and what does it mean for us?

John the Baptist’s mission was simple: get people ready for Jesus. In a world driven by power and greed, he called for generosity, integrity, and contentment. His message was a glimpse of God’s coming kingdom—one built on transformation, not control. Today, we’re invited to do the same: prepare our hearts and point others to Jesus.

If you feel like you’re lost, distant or disconnected from Jesus, this message is for you.

Even in the deepest darkness, the most overwhelming anxiety, and the heaviest suffering, Jesus is the light that cannot be extinguished, the peace that stills our hearts, and the strength that carries us through—because love came down, and He is with us always.

We don’t control the circumstances; we choose how we deal with them.

Why did God choose to announce the birth of Jesus to the shepherds?