God had the power to make a grand and powerful entrance as the saviour of the world. Instead, He chose to send His son Jesus and was born in a place we least expected.

Today, let’s focus on why Jesus came through the lens of the prophet Isaiah and why His wonderful counsel is all you would want this Christmas.

If you've ever had something second-hand you would know that it's different from having something of your own. Could the same be said for the faith that you and I have?

As God's ways are not our ways, it may very well be that the disruptions to our well-planned lives are meant to be the very opportunities sent by God.

God's way of doing life is called living in the Spirit and requires a very different way of approaching how to live.

God’s instruction to Abraham about his part in this covenant involved a physical mark.

God changed Abram’s identity not just because he wants to, but as an invitation to refocus on something greater than the things he thinks is already good.

With cash, property, respect, and an heir, Abram probably thought he was at the peak of his game and would be content to stay there. However, God does not call us to stay content having these

Today’s message encourages us that no matter what challenging situation you are in, God sees and God hears because of who He is— a Righteous Judge.

When we don’t get what we want from God, do we blame God, take matters into our own hands, or do we do one of the most difficult things to do as a believer: keep trusting God?