The scripture reading for this message comes from Luke 24:13-27 and captions two disciples walking on the road to Emmaus. These disciples were confused after the crucifixion of Jesus (as they believed that Jesus would deliver Israel) and were rightfully discussing and reasoning on the latest events. However, these disciples failed to see what was written in their scriptures, known as the Tanakh or as we know it as the Old Testament. Jesus approaches the  disciples and reveals to them what must have been the most awesome bible study ever. We touch the tip of the iceberg in this message. Enjoy.

Here we take a look at an introduction to the book of Revelation as well as the importance of knowing that it is all about Jesus. The word Apokalypsis has a skewed view and so we realize that the word means an unveiling or  disclosure of truth. We then look at the church of Ephesus and consider the message in three ways. Firstly, In its context to Ephesus, Secondly to the church that you  are in and lastly, to the Individual.

We tie in an exhortation of Paul in Titus 2:1-10 with the prophesied apostasy and warning to Timothy in 1 Tim 4:1-3. This is in a church context and we see how we are to avoid falling away. It is simply done by keeping in sound doctrine, always coming back to the word. The scriptures shape us and lay that foundation so that we can be alert and aware and defend the only true gospel of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Jesus has come to accomplish what the Father set out for Him to do and therefore we have a full and final revelation in His word and the indwelling ministry of the Holy Spirit. The Christians hope is the imminent return of Jesus Christ

In this message we look at the Everlasting God, the God of the Bible, the great I AM!. God is uncaused, self-existent, everlasting to everlasting and He was, is and is to come. We explore God's Omniscience, His omnipotence, His omnipresence, His omni-benevolence and His divine providence. 

Faith in Action requires us as Christians to be doers of the word and not hearers only. Here we look at the exhortation of James and how he through the power of God tells us to live out our faith. As Christians we have the Holy Spirit with us and He guides us into living a Christ-like lifestyle, glorifying Go in all we do and bring the gospel to the non-believer

It is finished. A message for on good Friday covering the triumphal entry by prophecies of Daniel, Zechariah and the means of the death on the cross as prophesied by Isaiah. We then look at the wonder of encounter with Nicodemus and then we close with our Lord and Saviour being worthy of worship. Praise the Lord, It is Finished!!!!

The book of Jude encourages us to contend earnestly for our faith. This message covers verses 1 - 4 and lays the foundation for encouragement and calls for purity in faith.

This message is on the power of the cross and how it is foolishness to those who are perishing, bu to us as Christians who are being saved it is the power of God. Praise the Lord!

This message is about a diligent faith that eliminates bareness. As Christians we are to have a diligent faith and Peter lists amazing ways that this can be made possible. The Holy Spirit is with us and we have to trust in Him and how He sanctifies us. Make your calling and election sure.

For God so loved the world is a message on how God loves us so much that He sent His one and only Son. A background is painted to the times of the Roman Empire and an in depth explanation is given to who Jesus is and His deity explained. Praise God for Jesus!