Do you want your life to go on well for you? Enjoy long life in the land? A clear promise of the Word is when we follow God's ways, commands, and precepts, we will surely enjoy many blessing's even in the midst of tough choices.

In second week of our 'A Worthy Pursuit' series. Andrew takes us on a journey into Ephesians 6 and Genesis 22 that serve as exhibit for self-reflection on the importance of Honouring one's parents and the blessing therein. Pastor Andrew shares how like Abraham we have duty before God to raise our children in the ways of God, and children are to respect and honour their parent's even if what they are teaching them doesn't make sense at the time.

God is always using life encounters to teach us His ways. To live a right and full life in the land we do well by living out the 5th commandment of God "Honour Your Mother and Your Father".

For our first Mother’s Day celebration at Hope For Today Church in Waterford, Mary Pearce, Pastor Andrew’s mother brought an encouraging testimony and word of God's goodness and faithfulness in her life and her family's life.

Honour and serve your mother this day.

What sayings or motto's do you live by? We all have fundamental truths we live live by and model our life after. What practices are essential to you? When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Even better what do others say about you?

There are many worthy pursuit's! Perhaps you desire to be more caring, adaptable, thoughtful, honest etc., In this message, Pastor Andrew preaches from Proverbs 16, on how practicing honesty is a worthy pursuit and a kingdom principle along the highway of kingdom living.

In this message, we are encouraged, we look at the origins of the dishonest tongue, the power of the tongue, and the importance of embracing God's help to tame the power and to live honestly before God, King, and Countrymen.

Do you recall the last time you rode the bench during a big game, thee game? We have all been there. We know life isn't a game, yet there are times we ride the bench when it comes to actively engaging our life-calling. Engaging our God given abilities and talents..

This happens for various reasons, including but not limited to being our own worst enemy at times, even preferring flight over fight. Packing in our calling when we mis-step and returning to a more familiar or former way of life.

In this preaching segment, Andrew shares practical teaching points from Jesus 'fireside' chat with Simon Peter, including how He calls us out to us who have mis-stepped, preferred to ride the bench, or have even gone back to a former way of life.

In John 21, the 'fireside' chat, Jesus calls out to us even today. His questions and statements minister to our hearts, leading us out of our mis-steps, off of the sidelines and into our calling. Life is but a vapor, we are here one day and gone the next. No better time to engage the present and looking beyond past experiences and occurrences. Jesus wants to include you and not exclude you. Get in the game.

On EASTER SUNDAY | Pastor Andrew spoke on the Victory that Jesus accomplished on the cross and the resurrection life, made possible by Jesus's exit from the tomb. The tomb became ground zero for the beginning of New Creation. Jesus crushed Satan, sin, and the grave; thus affirming the hope of the Resurrection.

Week 2 of our | Compassionate Shepherd | Sermon Series, leading to Easter.

Jesus’ entry to God’s Holy City, Jerusalem signals to all who cry out in praise that God's plan for salvation had arrived on scene, in the flesh. Christ in whom the fullness of the Deity dwelled, was on route to fulfill his destiny, face-off against the great enemy, thus rescuing mankind through His great Passover action on the cross .

Pastor Andrew shares that this was a mission Christ was poised to fulfill with great joy in the midst of the worshipful cries and conscious objectors alike. It was his journey to the cross and triumphant victory over the sin and grave, that brought us peace and hope.

Jesus invites us on an unforgettable journey of discovery and spiritual growth. We are accustomed to traveling and when we do, we have our 'must-have items' to bring along. In the case of Jesus followers, Jesus called them to follow Him and take nothing with them. Rather exchange all they know, for what he has to offer. Their curiosity and faith would be met with first-hand encounters of Jesus' compassion in all sorts of miracles and wonders. As they humbled themselves before their compassionate shepherd they saw the glory of God first-hand.

If we're in it to win it for ourselves we will be humbled, but when we are in it for the glory of God - his favor will overflow in our lives and multiply the outflow to bless others.

In this message, Pastor Andrew looks at Mark 6, where Jesus uses the Feeding of 5,000 as a teachable moment for the followers of Jesus, to see what compassion at work looks like.

Sunday, March 27, Andrew preaches on the practical exhortation of the Apostle Paul on how to interact with people of varying conscience in all matters of spiritual life and lifestyle. The goal of our faith is the salvation of our souls, as result, our ultimate duty is to give glory to God by building others up.

A message about the principle of oneness with God. Join Pastor Isaiah as he opens up about some of the mysteries that go on during his prayer time. Learn how imagination and meditation play a role in tasting and seeing that God is good.

Guest preacher Paul Curtis teaches Part 2 of God's Mandate for His Kingdom.

Paul shared that God's desire was to bring about his love to his creation. It is God's plan that Man would live in fellowship with Him for all eternity. Paul discussed the importance of rediscovering the Kingdom and its purpose for us. He illustrated God's Kingdom as something not unlike what has already been set up on Earth in which a King is placed upon a throne as head of a domain. God's domain, however, will reign eternal and His Mandate finally fulfilled.

You will be blessed as you watch this video. Take the opportunity to worship where you are and be ministered to by a Spirit-led message from Guest Speaker: Paul Curtis.

Want to encounter Jesus? He's in your midst. Call out to him and he will be found by you. We're glad to be on this journey of discovery and faithfulness together.