In John 4, Jesus models our mission by engaging with a Samaritan woman at a well. He ministers in the community, initiates dialogue, breaks cultural biases, operates in the Spirit without judgment, and reveals His identity. This approach opens doors for the community to know Him. Reflect on your community involvement, the role of spiritual gifts in your mission, and how biases might limit your work. "Open your eyes, the harvest is ready," as there are many eager to meet Jesus around us.

In Hosea 2, we see a beautiful portrayal of God’s redeeming love in the relationship between Hosea and Gomer. Just as Hosea renews the wedding vows in spite of Gomer’s unfaithfulness, God does not give up on us and we are NOT to give up on humanity either. The picture of God’s covenantal relationship with humanity is described in verses 19-20 as righteousness, justice, unfailing love, compassion, and faithfulness.  As each word is defined, God’s heart for us becomes clearer and so does our response. Our response is to join God in his mission of redemption and renewal!

God’s mission is to redeem all of creation in Christ as seen in Col 1:20, and through the overarching meta-narrative of Scripture which includes Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Recreation. God’s purpose is to draw all humanity into a relationship with Himself through Christ. Often as believers, we think we “have a mission” when in reality, we join God in His mission. God is a sending God and He is sending each of us. God is already at work and invites us to participate in what He is doing. Our role is to stop, look and listen for what God is doing around us.

Join us as we explore the fascinating story of Esther, a flawed yet favoured heroine. Though it seemed she lived a compromising life, using her beauty to become queen and marrying a pagan king, God chose her to become an advocate for her people. In the same way, God adopts us as His children and makes us beautiful to reveal His love to the world. Let us be bold and wise like Esther to fulfil our calling as the church, the bride of Christ. Don't miss this powerful message of faith and courage as we close out this series on the Book of Esther 

Join us for a compelling story of heroism in the book of Esther. Mordecai, the hero of the story, stood up to threats and hostility, prompting Esther to recognize her opportunity to make a difference. God can use us at critical times and we all have a sphere of influence, so let us be like Mordecai and challenge and motivate others to follow God's plan for their lives. Don't miss out on this inspiring message from P. Ed about turning sorrow into joy and experiencing the rewards of following God’s plan.

Join us for a compelling story of heroism in the book of Esther. Mordecai, the hero of the story, stood up to threats and hostility, prompting Esther to recognize her opportunity to make a difference. God can use us at critical times and we all have a sphere of influence, so let us be like Mordecai and challenge and motivate others to follow God's plan for their lives. Don't miss out on this inspiring message from P. Ed about turning sorrow into joy and experiencing the rewards of following God’s plan.

Discover the story of Haman, the ultimate villain in the book of Esther. His hatred and pride led to self-destruction, a cautionary tale for us all. What drives you in life? What triggers your anger or pride? Join us as we explore how Jesus, who humbly died on the cross, can heal and deliver us from these destructive forces. Don't miss out on this powerful message from John Dulip this weekend at Church Online 

Here we discover the incredible story of King Ahasuerus. As the ruler of 127 provinces, he epitomizes authority, wealth, and power, yet he is a weak leader who couldn't even control his own wife. King Ahasuerus's lack of control stands in stark contrast to God's sovereignty and control. Even though worldly power may fade away, God's power always prevails. Watch and discover how God's sovereign plan culminates in Jesus Christ, the true King.