After 3000 people respond to Peter's sermon, they are all saved and added to the disciples' number. How did this first Christian church live? and what can we learn from these our forefathers? Pastor Mpumelelo takes us through Luke's description of these Christians and their priorities.

The Apostle Peter stands up to address the Israelites at the coming of the Holy Spirit. What follows is an exposition of the Israelites sin, and a scandalous offer of grace. Pastor Mpumelelo takes us through this passage and shows us that the offer of forgiveness is for all who are laden with guilt.

The great day of Pentecost arrived in Acts 2. What does it mean? Should we expect another day or event like it? How should we live in light of it? Pastor Mpumelelo unpacks the significance of this great day in Christian History and its implications for us.

Luke details for us the names of the first Christian church, the original witnesses to the resurrection as well as their replacement of Judas. From this account, Pastor Mpumelelo shows us that Christianity is founded upon real events that really happened with credible witnesses who testify to them,

The apostles are given a commission, and yet they are distracted by seeking knowledge that is not their to know. Pastor Mpumelelo takes us through this important passage in Acts and exhorts the church to focus on its clear mission.

Who is Jesus Christ? From about Chapter one of Luke to its climax in chapter 9, Luke puts together evidence from historical records, the old testament and eyewitness accounts that thoroughly answer the question as to Jesus’ identity. Pastor Mpumelelo gives us an overview of Jesus' identity as we begin a series in Acts 1.

Why do Christians allow themselves to be spiritually abused? Over the past few years, we have seen "prophets" feed people rat poison and petrol. Why do they allow this? Pastor Michael examines the nature of the Corinthians' acceptance of spiritual in this instalment of our series in 2 Corinthians.

What do right vs, left politics, prosperity gospel and licentiousness have in common? Pastor Michael shows from Paul's exhortation to the Corinthians that these are seductive religions that we ought to be on guard against.

Pastor Michael explains the biblical-theological development of tithing as we continue to reflect on chapters 8 and 9 of 2 Corinthians.