Where are we in the crowds that followed Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem some 2000 years ago? How can we best show people that Jesus is King?

This preach highlights the importance of the Cross with regards to the Easter story. It focuses on the purpose, the power and the victory of the Cross, exploring how it relates to our redemption and salvation.

Immediately after Jesus’ death, the temple curtain is torn in two. But what was the curtain? And why is the fact that it’s gone good news?

Acts 6 shows that all believers are called to ministry, demonstrating how different gifts work toward one purpose – the increase of God’s Kingdom. This service flows from our relationship with Jesus, not as obligation but a response to his grace and love.

The early church was growing quickly and as they served the poor among them, the potential for disunity and distraction arose. Everyone was called to play their own part and that principle should shape the modern church today.

The early church was growing quickly and as they served the poor among them, the potential for disunity and distraction arose. Everyone was called to play their own part and that principle should shape the modern church today.

There are two approaches we can have towards God: trying to be good enough by the law, or living by grace. Using Abraham’s story, the Apostle Paul shows how we often mistakenly return to law-keeping after initially accepting salvation by grace.

What can we learn from a godly mother, Hannah? What made her godly mother potential?

Motherhood, as is true of life in general, can be filled with both joy and longing. God knows these emotions himself and there are examples in Scripture of him expressing his love for us in a maternal sense which can help us in our relationship with him.

The early church saw many miracles and people added to their number despite fierce opposition from the religious authorities. Until Jesus returns, God will not be stopped. The church today must take up the mantle and proclaim Jesus, whatever the cost.