Tim provides a clear distinction between believing that individual effort can earn greater favour with God, and the truth that Jesus' sacrifice is solely the basis of our full acceptance by Him.

Using an interpreter to translate from his native Dutch, Raadj brings a powerful message highlighting the differences between 'joy' and happiness, convincingly demonstrating that the 'The joy of the Lord' never diminishes even in times of severe adversity.

Raadj Gonesh gives an impassioned discourse using the Ezekiel 37 narrative on the valley of dry bones to show how the presence of the Holy Spirit can infuse new life into that which is spiritually dead.

Bladimir reminds us of the overwhelming, permanent love of God. His salvation plan leaves us declared 'not guilty' to all our sin, past, present and future. God's punishment for all the sins of the world has been dealt with through the sacrifice provided by Jesus' death on the cross. Such an unmerited gift from God amazingly is irrevocable and allows the believer perfect peace and abundant life.

Tim succinctly elaborates on the difference between the Jew that lives under the Old Testament law, and the New Testament Christian who is a recipient of God's grace guaranteeing knowing peace with Him.

Rick reminds us that as Christians we are not immune from experiencing pain and suffering that this world and people can inflict, but that Jesus can and does provide restorative love to help us through such difficulties.

With a brief account of the standing that Paul's letter to the Roman church has in Christian theology, and its usefulness in describing an unsaved person's need for God's gift of salvation, Brian attempts to describe how a Christian believer needs to show love to all who behave in a manner ignorant of God's righteous ways.

In the Advent series leading up to Christmas, Tim shares the reactions that people make to promises that have been kept and those that have been broken

Rick looks at the dilemma of ignoring a contradictory prophetic warning when The Holy Spirit has directed otherwise.

Drawing from Paul's third missional journey, Rick reflects upon his character and determination to finish the task, reminding us today that no matter how daunting our task might be, our mission too is to make every effort to share the gospel.