Have you ever wondered what happens when we worship? What a better way to understand its power than to hear from the life of a man after God’s heart. Here’s the season finale of our mini-seri

Worship as a religious act suggests that there are right forms and places that it can be done. Regardless of the experience, the rules or the style, worship is more about the Who rather than

Worship is such an essential part of our relationship with God but have we ever taken the time out to understand the heart behind it?

There are many things we put so much value on but when it comes to worship, let’s zoom in and find out what is its true worth.

In truth, we have the opportunity to learn from the One who's more accessible than Google, more knowledgeable than Wikipedia, and more personal than Facebook - The Holy Spirit.

If we are to see God’s covenant the way Abram did – true and holy, then we need to see it not just with the lenses of our current satisfaction but with the future generations to come.

The one thing that will get you through the disappointments of life is the one thing that is hardest to come to terms with - the fact that God is sovereign.

“How do I know that God is good for His promises?” Abram asked the same question in Genesis 15. God’s answer was more than a sign-off and stronger than a binding contract.

Rejection is not an uncommon human experience. The key to becoming rejection resistant is not finding ways to cope, but finding the only remedy that deals with even the deepest of hurts.