Bryan Barley, Discipleship Pastor preaches on “Give us this day our daily bread.” This powerful line reminds us of our deep need for God’s daily provision. In a world where self-sufficiency is often celebrated, this prayer awakens us to the reality that we rely on Jesus for everything.

"Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven." This powerful line invites us to seek God's reign and His will in our lives and the world around us. 

What’s in a name? For many, a name is a significant part of their identity. We feel hurt when our name is not given the respect it deserves. Now, imagine the importance of. God’s name. It’s not just a label but an expression of who he is and what he is like. 

For 2,000 years Christians on every continent, and in every language, have prayed this prayer to God. Over the next eight weeks, we will not only study this prayer in depth but also practice it together, seeking to understand and live out its profound truths for our everyday lives.

Bryan Barley, Discipleship Pastor, looks into Matthew 12:38-42 and focuses on how Jonah points us to Jesus.

The final chapter in Jonah highlights God's incredible compassion and Jonah's struggle with mercy.

This chapter illustrates God’s incredible mercy and His willingness to give second chances, not only to Jonah but also to the people of Nineveh. As we explore Jonah’s obedience and the city’s remarkable repentance, we’ll see how God’s grace extends to all, offering forgiveness and new beginnings. 

Pastor Thomas continues in Jonah focusing on the grace of God. 

A closer look into Jonah 1

Pastor Thomas begins the series on the book of Jonah.