Humans find it hard to buy into something if we cannot see why it would benefit us. The same goes for God's rules: we struggle to follow them if we do not know why they are good.

So what about rest? It should be evident that we need it, right? But what about taking 1 day out of 7 off to find refreshment in Jesus? Are there real benefits to that?

In the second part of this series, we see how following God's rule for rest has 2 very significant and beautiful benefits for our lives.

These days, most people feel exhausted, stressed out, and burnt out. We are always busy, never unplugged, never off, never quiet, and always unrested. Maybe you have seen the effect of exhaustion in your life where you are less creative, less intuitive, less productive, have a short fuse, and are never really present.

What if there is a different way? What if this problem exists because we are working against the grain of our design?

Join us for the first part of this series as we find a rule of life that can change the trajectory of rest in our lives forever.

We live in a culture where criticism and cynicism seem to be the best way to increase your ‘views’ or ‘likes’ on social media. The Bible calls followers of Jesus to a different standard.

As we begin a new year, Pastor Win challenges us to make a resolution to be people who encourage one another.

The end of a year is usually a time of reflection. We look back to review what we’ve accomplished, and we look ahead to plan for a new year. Unfortunately, the uncertainties of the future can often overwhelm us. Whether it is health issues, financial instability, or broken relationships, we often grow anxious trying to deal with these uncertainties on our own.

In this message, Pastor Win encourages us from the Bible to take our focus off ourselves and look upwards, drawing near to God who is the one who can give us the strength and wisdom to face the uncertainties that lay ahead.

We all know about Santa’s naughty and nice list - when you are nice you get what you want and when you are naughty you get a lump of coal. Sadly we often view much of life, and even faith, through these same filters and it can leave us wondering if we are ever good enough for God to truly love us.
What if we could let go of our fears of being good enough and live with the certainty that God loves us - no naughty or nice list?
Join us for this encouraging Christmas Eve 2023 message.

Did you know that living with joy is a choice?

Christmas is a time when we reach the end of our busy year; we need rest and peace, and we want to look back and plan for what is ahead. Often, that gives us joy, but some years, it leaves us anxious and stressed, without peace - wondering what will happen next year.

We always hear songs about peace during Christmas time. It’s something all humanity longs for. 

In the second part of this Advent series, we see how Jesus brought peace into this world that transcends our circumstances and even our understanding. 

Wars, recession, corruption, cancer, divorce - we live in a broken world in desperate need of hope! Christmas is a time of year that reminds us that God has not abandoned us in this brokenness, but has given us hope! And this is not a 'wishful thinking' kind of hope. The Arrival of Hope took place that first Christmas in a person - and his name is Jesus and he offers you hope today!

Have you ever considered that success might be a double-edged sword? Join us in this thought-provoking sermon as we delve into the profound question: What if one of the most significant challenges isn't overcoming the weight of failure but, rather, the weight of success?

In the final part of "The Making of a Mighty Warrior" series, we unravel insights from the life and legacy of Gideon. Discover how we can navigate the dangerous terrain of success, avoid its pitfalls, and continue to grow as mighty warriors in our faith journey.

In life, we all reach moments where our strength falls short. Do we persist in trying to fix it alone, or do we choose to trust the one who orchestrates victories beyond our understanding?