We continue our series, focusing on the phrase "breaking of bread and the prayers". What did these practices look like? How do they relate to us today?

We continue our study on Acts 2:42-47 in our Preparing Our Home series. So why did Luke seem to pair the teaching with fellowship specifically?

As a church we are heading into a new season, and we have to prepare ourselves for new life! We will be looking into Acts 2:42-46 as we do so, and this message focuses on the first 3 words, "They devoted themselves".

Why do we need to grow in our faith? And what's up with Jesus saying, "anything is possible for one who believes"? Do I just have to believe harder to get more from God?

What does it mean to pray "in the name of Jesus"? What does it mean to be praying with faith?

Why do we pray if God already knows what we need?

These questions answered in the message by Ps Nate.

One of Lift's focuses this year is "Becoming Intercessors". Intercessors are special people in the Bible, and God loves them! Why is it that God loves intercessors? How do we become intercessors or intercede for others?

One-third of the Psalms are classified as "lament psalms". This indicates that lament should be a part of our prayer life. So what is lament? And how do we lament?

This message is from our guest speaker, Ps Sharon Chelliah.

Last week we spoke about the 4 C's of building strong friendships. So what stops us from putting those 4 C's into action? What are the barriers we face in building strong friendships?

How do you build healthy friendships? What the key ingredients in a strong friendship?

What does the Bible teach us about friendship? Is it important? Is this something we should be taking notice of?