God is the one who knows no boundaries or limitations! In the realm of God, possibilities are a norm!

God is good, not just because the end will be good but also because the means will be good.

We serve a God who knows no boundaries NOR limitations!

There is no such thing as ‘ALL’ of Gods power - God’s power cannot be quantified.

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It is a blessing to know that in this changing world, there is a God that is unchangeable his love is still the same, His mercy, His glory, His power, all never changing!

Immutability means unchanging. Applying this to God, it means God never differs from Himself. He is unchanging. He is the perfect being that there is, that is why He is immutable. 

The most perfect being; God, cannot become any better even the best drawers it’s best from Him. With man, change is inevitable but with God, change is impossible. God is the first and the last. Hebrews 13:8

When the Bible says ‘the Lord repented’ or ‘remembered’ it is using anthropomorphic attributes. This limiting terms are used to highlight God’s love, not to limit Him, it is to limit his nature for our own understanding.

The validity of any information is based on who said it and God’s words are not mere words, they are backed by His power and His character. The word of God is powerful because of the one who said it is eternal and unchangeable.

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God’s jealousy is never rooted in vices (Galatians 5:20); rather, it flows from His deep love for us (2 Corinthians 11:2). He desires to protect us from the idols that can take root in our hearts because we are at our best when we follow him and we are at our worst when we follow our appetite and emotions alone.

The wisdom of God is protective and the God who is a jealous God is the all wise God. His omnibenevolence shows that He is protective of you. Anything He tells you to do, do it because it is for your good.

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Even in God’s wrath and justice, we see God’s goodness. He was patient with humanity, giving man ample time to turn from their wickedness before executing judgment. God is just, and His justice is never severe or unjustified—rather, it follows His long-suffering nature (Romans 2:15).

The destruction of the Canaanites was not an act of genocide but an expression of God’s righteous judgment (Deu 7:1-2; Deu 20:16-17). What we sometimes perceive as harshness is, in reality, an extension of God’s goodness— when God sent Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden, it was  an act of mercy—their escape from damnation. Ultimately, through Jesus Christ, God has provided a way of escape for all who have believed.

The story of Abraham and Isaac wasn’t about cruelty—it was a picture of Jesus. Abraham trusted God completely, believing He could even raise Isaac from the dead (Genesis 22:1-5, Hebrews 11:18-19). This was a foreshadowing of God sacrificing His Son for us.

God’s judgment is real, and we can’t ignore it. Stories like Sodom and Gomorrah and Noah's flood reminds us that a final judgment is coming. But through Jesus, we have escaped judgement.

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In our latest teaching series, Pastor Nelson delved into 'The Gavel and the Judge', exploring the complex topic of God's wrath.

God's wrath isn't separate from His love, mercy, and justice; it's a demonstration of His holiness, righteousness, and jealousy. As Hebrews 10:30 reminds us, those who break the law will be judged.

God is merciful to the repentant and wrathful to the unrepentant. God judges by His own standard, and no one can meet them except you're covered by Jesus' atoning blood.

God's wrath is not the absence of God, but the presence of His majesty to judge, often provoked by humanity's wickedness (Genesis 18:25-26).

Listen to this sermon to understand the theological basis of God's wrath, rooted in His holiness (Romans 1:18), righteousness (Romans 2:15), and jealousy - one of His very names.

Everything is good to the degree to which it conforms to God, and everything is evil to the degree to which it does not conform to God.

No attribute of God conflicts with any other attribute of God. He is as good and just when He rewards good as He is good and just when He recompenses evil with justice.

If God is just, and the message of His severity against sin and His punishing of the guilty is clear, how then is the Christian message that God is justifying the unjust?

The only answer is Mercy. God, in His divine mercy, decided to die on the cross for us.

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Christianity is between God and man, but God must always be the main focus because He is eternal and we are limited. We cannot live for ourselves neither can we leave for Men.

God exist for himself and Man exist to give God glory. If anything we do is done away from God’s plan, we are declaring sufficiency in ourselves instead of being dependent on the creator.

Our giving, our honour, our love is reciprocal; God is the one that First gave and everything we do is all replicating the goodness he first showed to us.

You cannot separate the Aseity of God from the rightful dependence of man.

The rightful posture of the created to the creator is worship. The rightful posture of that which is time bound to that which is eternal is worship!

Sin wants us to choose self over God. It wants us to pick us not God. 

The moment we recognize that we are dependent on God, only then can we continue to live the way God expects us to. We must recognise God as our only source.

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When we reflect on the Majesty of God, our response should naturally be one of worship. He is worthy of our highest worship because of His greatness. When the quality of our worship diminishes, it often reveals that our view of the One we worship isn’t grand or majestic enough. Our God is both majestic and deeply personal; ever present with us. He stands apart, unchanging, forever.

Take time to listen to this powerful sermon on the Majesty of God, and be blessed.