At a time when animal sacrifices symbolized atonement and purification, Jesus introduced the new way to His Father. On Pentecost, God sends the Holy Spirit marking the beginning of the apostle's ministry on earth. Dive into the Holy Spirit's coming and what it means for Christians now.

As the disciples turn their focus to ministry, their first few steps lead them to an upper room. Scripture does not mention a feast, but the disciples devotion to one thing. Mirroring Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, men and women gather to pray. Join us as we explore the impact of prayer within the church and our calling.

As the disciples turn their focus to ministry, their first few steps lead them to an upper room. Scripture does not mention a feast, but the disciples devotion to one thing. Mirroring Jesus in the Garden of Gethsamene, men and women gather to pray. Join us as we explore the impact of prayer within the church and our calling.

What a roller coaster ride this little book of Jonah has been! Hope you've been blessed as we unpack the beautiful truths in this amazing series. Today marks our last instalment in Jonah and here, we discover that despite all of God's saving grace and mercy, Jonah still doesn't get it! We learn from Jonah's reaction that anytime we are immersed in self: self-pity, self-centredness, self-absorption or self-denial, we are self-deceived. Only our Saviour gives hope. Time for a heart check!

After Jesus' ascension, the disciples set forth on a journey to share the gospel far and wide. How did they know where to go? Who to speak to? Or what to say? Jesus' final words introduce a key figure that will lead, fuel, and strengthen the disciples in even the most dire of circumstances. Welcome to the Book of Acts!

After Jesus' ascension, the disciples set forth on a journey to share the gospel far and wide. How did they know where to go? Who to speak to? Or what to say? Jesus' final words introduce a key figure that will lead, fuel, and strengthen the disciples in even the most dire of circumstances. Welcome to the Book of Acts!

In Psalm 51, David shows God his heart of confession, then his authentic longing for a cleansed heart. Now we learn about David's Heart of Conviction! As believers, we need to follow David's example by continuing to mature in Christ, by transforming others by telling them about His grace, by worshiping through prayer and song wholeheartedly, by maintaining our brokenness and especially, by building His kingdom.

In Psalm 51, David shows God his heart of confession, then his authentic longing for a cleansed heart. Now we learn about David's Heart of Conviction! As believers, we need to follow David's example by continuing to mature in Christ, by transforming others by telling them about His grace, by worshiping through prayer and song wholeheartedly, by maintaining our brokenness and especially, by building His kingdom.

Who alone can take a wretched, broken heart of sin and transform it into a heart of righteousness? Only our almightly, merciful God! In Psalm 51, verses 7 to 13, David, when faced with the foulness of his sins, begs God to cleanse his heart and prepare it for amazing renewal and revival. Oh Lord, let us, too, put our pride aside and beg for a clean heart!

We hope you're being blessed in our series right now, which captures an exciting and enlightening look at the Book of Jonah! To recap what's happened so far: Jonah was called by God, rebelled and fled from God, and after finding himself in the belly of a great fish, prayed to God to save him. Of course, our God, who loves to give grace, mercy and second chances, saves Jonah. But for what? Let's discover together what happens next! A sneak peek: incredible evangelism and transformation!