Who do you say Jesus is? And do you know the costs to be one of His disciples? This Sunday we take a look at the account of Peter as he responds to this question, what see consider what 'costly grace' looks like.

This Sunday we continue our series through Luke and find a man who is plagued by demons. We will witness how one man is transformed into becoming a messenger of Jesus and how a crowd of people walk away from Jesus fearful of His power!

This Sunday we will look at one of the most moving accounts in the gospel where a sinful woman falls at Jesus' feet seeking forgiveness. He not only loves her but forgives her of her many sins and sends her off in peace. There are many lessons we can learn about love, care and forgiveness.

Levi was a horrible man in the way he treated his fellow human beings! He took advantage of the poor and made life miserable for them in so many ways! So why did Jesus ask this man to follow Him? And would we have chosen such a man to be a member of our church? We find out as we continue our series through Luke this Sunday.

This Sunday we start a new series in the gospel of Luke as we investigate Jesus' take on the gospel. In this short series, we will follow Jesus and witness who and what He saw as important.

This Sunday we take a look at Paul's teaching of how salvation is guaranteed for those who are in Christ. He has chosen us to become one of His adopted sons or daughters. We will be transformed to become just like Jesus through the work of the Holy Spirit.

There are costs in being a disciple of Jesus! But O how great are the rewards both now and in the future! This Sunday we will hear again how magnificent it is to be one of God's children who walks the narrow path leading to eternal life.

This Easter Sunday we will gain incredible encouragement from Paul's letter to the Romans and in particular to the outcome of the resurrection for us! It is unbelievable what we receive because of God's love for us and His wonderful grace! No condemnation ... alive in the Spirit ... co-heirs with Christ ... what more could we want?

On Good Friday we look at just one of the incidents that occurred in this week and it happened on Jesus' last day. It was an incident that occurred on the Via Dolorosa ... the road leading to Calvary.

n this next section of Romans, Paul is really trying very hard to have us understand without any measure of doubt that salvation is not possible by any attempt of following the Law. Notwithstanding this great truth, we still need to be walking this path together in pursuing to live lives that are pleasing to the Lord.