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Why should we give God the glory? And why God Alone and not God plus other things? And what does this mean for our future here on earth and after we die? Find out in this message
Before the Reformation the Church was adding to the simple message of the Gospel. It is all about Jesus with nothing added. Find out how Christ Alone can make a difference in your life in this message.
Do you understand the word "Justified"? It has many meanings. But it has one specific meaning in the context of Jesus and his Crucifixion. And it is a life-changing meaning! Find out more in this message.
Before the Reformation the Church taught that to obtain salvation you could pay or do things to earn it. But the truth was that salvation is not to do with money or works, but God's free gift of Grace. Find out more in this message.
The Reformation started by Martin Luther in 1517 brought 5 Biblical truths into focus. One of these was "Sola Scriptura" which means Scripture Alone. Find out why the Bible is so important in guiding and helping us in this message.
The Bible talks about offering our bodies as living sacrifices. What does this mean? And how can we surrender ourselves to Jesus daily? Find out in this message
Our fight is not against others inside or outside the Church. It is against the sin within our lives and against the evil forces at work in the world. But while we have spiritual armour to protect us we cannot win the fight on our own. Find out how we can enter the fight together in this message.
Did you know that Worship is about more than just singing songs? It is about how we express our relationship to a loving Father and a sacrificial Saviour. FInd our more in this message.
So Christ himself gave the apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service. So that the body of Christ may be built up until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature...
In Ephesians 4 the Church is instructed to make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace. How do we do this as individuals and as a Church? Find out in this message.
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