This Lord’s Day, we will see three groups of people who are at different proximities to the Kingdom of heaven. In the stories of Apollos, the Ephesian Twelve and the sons of Sceva, we will see how grace and fear have an important place in discipleship.

In this evening's sermon, we considered Esther Chapter 3, paying attention to the pride in our hearts, the enemy that is at work, and the greater King Who protects His people.

In both Corinth and Ephesus, Paul is unjustly accused and summarily vindicated. What we learn from these episodes is that Christianity is not a religion of political upheaval but rather that of internal change.

When faced with tough decisions as a Christian in the world, we'll see the importance of holding fast to God's Word, remembering the sovereignty of God, and how He rewards His children for their obedience.

What do you need in moments when in trying to be faithful, you find opposition and trial? The Apostle Paul finds himself opposed and exhausted and the Lord speaks to him an encouraging word.

What should be the aim of life for married couples? What are priorities for marital joy? As we resume our series in Acts, we will meet new characters, among which is a powerful couple that by their example has a lot to teach us regarding living a purposeful marital life.

This Sunday Evening we'll meet Esther and Mordecai and see that even in the midst of a foreign land filled with much ignorance and iniquity, the Lord is at work to fulfill His redemptive purposes.

This Lord's Day we consider the work of a pastor as we ordain new elders in the church.

This Sunday we conclude our short series In Thessalonians with a pastoral prayer from Paul for the hearts of the Lord’s people. In this prayer, we see what we need and what we ought also to pray for as we await the coming of the Lord..