WRATH. Here is an attribute of God's character that we really don't understand and yet we need to. And we can't define it from what we know about wrath in ourselves, for our wrath is sinful and usually rooted in unrighteous anger. Truth is, God's wrath is a good thing, or He wouldn't be a just or righteous God. What if the secret of understanding the good news of God's love is rooted in an honest appraisal of God's wrath? What if understanding God's wrath helped us understand ourselves and the world in which we live in? Join us for an important discussion of this topic as we look at Romans 1:18-20.

FAITH. We all live by faith. Our faith is only as strong as the object we put our faith in. Most people have erratic faith because it changes with the circumstances which then turns in insecurity and doubt. If not placed and growing in God, then we'll be driven by every wind of difficulty and our trust in God will be a struggle. How does faith in God begin? How does our trust in God grow over time? Are there assurances that God is working in everything and He can be trusted? Join us for a deep dive into this topic tomorrow as we explore Romans 1:17 and Habakkuk.

CHURCH. That word may bring to the surface deep hurt for some. It also may be a word that is completely unfamiliar to others. For most, it's an idea that is very surface-level and rarely experienced deeply. What we do know is that the Church is God's creation. It's not a place but a people. And it is the most beautiful and glorious group of people God has ever formed. Why have our experiences with church fallen short of God's ideal? What prevents us from experiencing God's purpose for the church? What false ideas have we had about the church? How can we think different about the Church? Join us for an honest look at this topic tomorrow as we jump into Romans 1:8-15.

GRACE. This is something we all desperately desire and rarely experience. In a world of ungrace, grace is the healing balm for our souls. Yet, no one shows grace like God, and many still reject His grace for us. For those who experience it, it's truly life-changing. What does God's grace look like? How do we experience it? In what ways is God's grace transformative daily in our lives? Join us for a deep dive into this topic tomorrow as explore Romans 1:5-7.

From the beginning of time, God has been communicating a single, consistent message to humanity—a message of redeeming love. This message is evident in creation, echoed through the Scriptures, and fully revealed in Jesus Christ. No one is left without witness, and no one is without responsibility to respond.In Romans 1:2–4, this message from Missio Dei Community Church explores:What God’s message truly is and how it has been revealedWhy Jesus stands at the center of God’s communication to the worldHow our response shapes both time and eternityThis message invites you to consider not only what God has said, but how you are responding. Discover the depth of God’s redeeming love and the life-changing implications of hearing—and believing—His message.

From the beginning of time, God has been communicating a single, consistent message to humanity—a message of redeeming love. This message is evident in creation, echoed through the Scriptures, and fully revealed in Jesus Christ. No one is left without witness, and no one is without responsibility to respond.In Romans 1:2–4, this message from Missio Dei Community Church explores:What God’s message truly is and how it has been revealedWhy Jesus stands at the center of God’s communication to the worldHow our response shapes both time and eternityThis message invites you to consider not only what God has said, but how you are responding. Discover the depth of God’s redeeming love and the life-changing implications of hearing—and believing—His message.

Sunday Service - 11 Jan

Christmas is often wrapped in lights, music, and celebration—but beneath the beauty of the season lies a far more serious reality. The arrival of Jesus was not just a peaceful moment in history; it marked the beginning of a spiritual conflict. In Matthew 2:1–18, we see that from the very start, Jesus’ coming was met with opposition, fear, and violence—revealing the true nature of His mission.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • Why Jesus entered a world marked by conflict, not calm • What His mission reveals about the battle between light and darkness • Why “peace on earth” doesn’t mean the absence of struggle • The deeper Christmas truth God wants us to understand and live byIf you’ve ever wondered why the world still feels broken during a season meant for peace, this message offers clarity and hope. Discover how Jesus came not to ignore the war, but to win it—and how His victory reshapes the meaning of Christmas for us today.

Mary, the mother of Jesus, is one of the most fascinating figures in Scripture. While the Bible gives us only glimpses into her life, what stands out most is her remarkable faith and willingness to trust God with the unknown. Chosen for an extraordinary purpose, Mary’s response reveals a heart shaped by humility, courage, and deep trust in the Lord.In Luke 1:26–56, this message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • Who Mary is and why her story still matters today • How faith takes shape through trust, surrender, and obedience • What her response to God teaches us about following Him in our own livesMary’s story reminds us that God often works through ordinary people who are willing to say yes. Be encouraged and challenged as you reflect on her faith and consider how God may be inviting you to trust Him more fully in your own spiritual journey.

Sunday Service - 7 Dec