The Old Testament sacrifices described in Leviticus give us a glimpse of the far superior sacrifice of Jesus Christ that was coming. They help us to see that at the cross we have a table set before us; a feast where full provision has been made for sin, sickness, suffering, peace and a right relationship with God. Jesus is our full portion forever!

The Covenant Meal is about Remembrance of what He has done, our Royal identity in Him and Rejoicing in all he accomplished. In Jesus, we are made alive together in fellowship and in union with Christ, raised up together with Him and are seated together in the heavenly realms by virtue of our being in Christ Jesus. Jesus gave His life so that humanity might gain life. Join me as we explore, in only some part, God's heart behind the Covenant Meal.

The Cross of Christ must be understood within the wider perspective of God’s eternal plan, and in this message Roger shows us how God stripped His enemies bare, displayed His power in the supernatural realm, and dealt with human sin - in order to use us in His purpose. The Father sowed His Son, in order to reap a family of sons.

Our revelation and appreciation of all that Jesus achieved for us through the work of the Cross must have a very practical outworking. What does it mean for us here and now and how does it affect the kind of church we are building in our locality? In this message, we consider some of these things including the way we love and care for the lost, our experience of healing and the way we relate together as God’s family.

This Father’s Day we look at the pattern Jesus sets in how we too can know God as our father. In His prayer “Abba Father” we discover the relationship we have as sons of God and the reliance and respect we should have in and for Him.

As we continue to unpack The Cross & The Crown series, Stefan Ruhig brings us this powerful message on how to live out the power of the cross in our daily lives. God, the Holy Spirit lives in us and He wants to reveal Jesus through us.

In his awesome vision of Jesus, the apostle John sees Him "wearing many royal crowns" (Rev 19:12). These many crowns were received as He defeated every enemy on the Cross: embracing a "crown of thorns", Jesus rose victorious to be crowned King of kings and Lord of lords! This message considers what this means for us and how we too can wear the crowns He has won for us.

In His death and resurrection Jesus not only saves us and pays, He also shows us the way. The pattern we are to follow is that to share in His glory, we must first share in His sufferings.

God has always intended his people to be full of His life! Jesus's time on earth as a Man and His death on the cross, tell us about the life God intends us live. And His resurrection and ascension reveal more of that amazing, powerful "life" that has been poured into us as believers. We have been filled with the fullness of the "life" of God.

In his first letter to the Corinthians, the apostle Paul writes about the power of the Cross and the dangers of allowing clever words or human wisdom to rob us of receiving its full impact and effect (1Co 1:17-18). In this message we consider how the Cross is God's mighty power for us (bringing salvation, healing and restoration), in us (enabling us to live in the power and freedom of a ‘crucified life’), and through us (as God’s power to reach the lost and address the intense needs of our day). There are no substitutes: we must allow the Cross to speak for itself and do its work!...