Most people order their lives in compartments. Sometimes, the tendency is to create a compartment for one's faith or relationship with God which does not interfere with any of the other compartments in one's life. In this teaching, we explore this kind of thinking in light of what the bible teaches in relationship to the Christian life.

This week we learn from an ancient group of believers who, because of a set of circumstances, got disengaged and disinterested with their Christian life. We take a look at two causes of Christian boredom and what we can do to avoid getting to a place where we feel like the Christian life is boring.

Joseph has to be one of the most inspirational Old Testament character. We learn a few lessons from his life on how to live fully even when we are going through the valleys of life.

Our physical growth comes so naturally that we seldom ever sit and think explicitly about it. Growth is a natural bi-product of health. In the same way, we believe that it is God's desire for us to grow spiritually and to eventually reach maturity.

What constitutes an extraordinary life? We learn a few lessons on how to live lives that are extraordinary from a poor widow's extraordinary giving.

In this final instalment of the series, we look at the body of Christ (the Church). We learn that the body is made up of many parts, and that each of the parts does not necessary look like the other parts. We learn that, in fact, that distinction is good and necessary because each part has a unique and special function it needs to fulfil. We learn that unity does not need to mean uniformity but rather that we are unified despite our differences. We hope this message inspires and changes your perspective on life.

In this teaching we take a journey through the entire bible to trace one of its central themes, namely, the restoration of shalom. We then use that theme to interpret our role in the story which starts in the garden of Eden and ends in the new Jerusalem, coming down from heaven. We hope this teaching inspires you.

God created us for fellowship with Him primarily, and also with other fellow human beings. Life is better lived in the context of community. In this series we are encouraged to make the transition from me to we, from I to us, and from mine to ours because we really are better together. We hope this teaching encourages and inspires you to make the transition.

Living the Christian life is marked with sacrifice. In this podcast we are reminded of four areas in our lives that can be used to offer sacrifices that are pleasing to God. We hope this message encourages you to live the sacrificial life.

Continuing on the previous sermon titled "Love God // Love People", in this sermon we look at the intrinsic value of all human beings. We learn from the bible that humans are different from everything else that God created, in that we are the only ones bearing His image and likeness. We are encouraged to treat people with dignity because of the essential worth that they possess.