God knew you before the world began and He has a plan and a purpose for you: your purpose was on God’s mind before the beginning. (2 Tim. 1:9)

We were born with a sense of purpose in our hearts that God put there - your purpose is to make God known in your area of influence: your home, your family, your workplace, your school, your neighborhood. Your destiny is always to make God known (Psalm 139:15-16).

Be aware of who God created you to be and choose to obey to God’s wonderful plan for your life: it’s definitely better that anything you’ll ever be able to imagine.

In this teaching, Pastor Max reminds us how to handle our difficulties using the Word of God with skill and grace.

We need to acknowledge the problem in order to walk in faith, but remember:  our fight is not against people, it’s a fight to stay in faith.

Be perfectly balanced in facing the problem but declaring the way out in faith and learn to encourage yourself in the Lord, just as David did in 1 Samuel 30.

When Something Happens, Get Your Victory Back!

Join Pastor Max as he uncovers powerful insights from the story of David and his men returning to their devastated hometown. Discover how David's faith reaction led them to victory in the face of adversity.

If we do what David did, we can have victory in a difficult situation.

Would you like to get maximum #results in every area of your life? In Mark 4, #jesus taught a foundational parable called “The Parable of the Sower”. In it, He describes four kinds of soils, or hearts, that yield four kinds of results. Locate what kind of soil your heart is, understand and neutralize hindrances to growth, and learn how to bear fruit to the max.

In Part 3 of our series on "God's Purpose to Transform the World" Pastor Max delves into our divine assignment of effecting positive change for God in our world. God has scattered us - the people of the kingdom - as good seed among the tares in this generation for his purpose: to know Jesus and to make him known.

Where does all the evil in the world come from? Learn how The Parable of the Wheat and Tares applies to the world we live in today.
We know that God is good and we live in a fallen world. When bad things happen they are not caused by God. They are caused by the devil. When you understand this, you are free from asking why. But God gets you out.  Trust God for protection.
God has planted us as seed in our world so that we can be co-labourers with God to change the world.

God has a plan to change the world, but first he asks you a question.  Who is Jesus to you?  What kind of place does he have in your life?
We are the Ekklesia - the Church - the called out of the world, then immediately called to go back in and transform it.
God is calling out a people to get involved with what really counts. Everywhere we go, we need to influence people with righteousness, peace, and joy. This is the God’s Blueprint to Transform the World – the Ekklesia.

In writing to the Corinthian church, the apostle Paul lists five essential characteristics of a father and a mentor. These qualities are a reflection of God our Father, who is Honorauble, Loving and Merciful. Adopting these qualities as a lifestyle, will make us better people and will greatly improve our relationships both at home and at work. 

There is a difference between religiosity and spirituality. In Mark 7:1-13, Jesus had an strong encounter with Pharisees and Scribes. Every time we come to church, we bring two things with us: our Bibles, and our traditions. And our traditions are so powerful that they can nullify the effect of God’s Word in our lives. Jesus corrected the religious people of His day because they were placing rules before people, and they thought that all their external rituals would make them righteous. Jesus then explains that there is nothing from the outside that can defile us, but the real problems are caused by the things that come from the inside of us. 

Many believe that God is angry and enjoys punishing people for their bad behavior. In reality, the Apostle Paul paints a totally different picture. Paul describes a loving God who was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself (2 Cor. 5:14-21). Jesus died to kill our old sinful selves, to take away the sin of the world, and to make us brand new persons. No room for anger, guilt or condemnation. God made us His ambassadors, and we are to plead with people everywhere to be reconciled to God. This teaching by Pastor Max on the greatest love story ever told will surely transform your life.