NEM Teaching

Sunday 15 November 2020 - Often when there is racial or cultural differences amongst ourselves, we neglect to base our sense of authority on that of the Holy scriptures, and we impose on others what is far from God's design. When we examine our own principles, our race and traditions can  take precedent over God's elements to seek reconciliation as a God given mission. We understand that you don't have to give up your cultural and racial background in order to reach people for Christ, so why is culture and race so important when it comes to going out on this mission...Lyron Lino provided a stimulating outlook from John 4, where the woman near the well encountered the emblem of a living culture and identity for all humanity...

Sunday 8 November 2020 - A very simple and effective teaching from Misi Nicholas on how your prayer life can be one of the most rewarding spiritual acts of worship to the living God. You can do with the help of a special gift 'Speaking In Tongues' or simply allow the Holy Spirit to utter words that you cannot speak in our limitation as human beings.

Sunday 1 November  2020 - Sometimes the best way to learn the lessons from the past is to look at history and try to understand what took place and how we get to where we are today. Falcon Halo gave us a brief history of christianity and warn of how evil can infiltrate the church in the last days...

18 October 2020 - Music has long been regarded as sound of praise and thanksgiving one could ever offer God. If that's true with christianity, how îmuch of an influence does the devil has with music in absence of God's love. Lyron Lino took time to remind our youth service this week that we must be vigilant when we next go through a change of playlist.

11 October 2020 - The ability to hear God's voice is relative to our stillness before God and a good relationship. Misi Nicholas talks of the sheep recognising the voice of the good shepherd and follow Him. It is a reminder that the environment we live is saturated with with news and information that is no longer truthful but influential whilst we make our everyday decision. 

4 October2020 - If it takes 11 days to walk from the boarder of Egypt to the boarder of Israel, why have the children of Israel not arrived after 40 years...? Dr Robert Siakimotu takes us back to God's children and a moment in the wilderness....a 40-year moment. We all know that feeling when we start to ask "how long....?" Yet, the defeat of our lives is an opportunity for God to say 'My strength is sufficient for you'. Learning to trust God is a rewarding experience that goes beyond our days, even if it takes longer.  Here's why....

27 September 2020 - When life becomes difficult and we begin to feel the weight on our shoulders, the Bible tells is that there is a lot more after we become conquerors for God. Ps Tale Hakeagaiki, reminds us in Paul's message to the Romans that God's love will see us through as we learn to press on in the midst of chaos and overwhelming events happening around us. 

20 September 2020 - When you feel that you have given it all and there's nothing more to give, let God take over. He can and He will use the least of all that you have to make it enough. If you don't feel like you don't have enough in the tank anymore, God can make it enough.....! Lyron Lino gave us a heartfelt account after reading through the gospel of John, chapter 6, that the God we serve can and does give us more than enough.

6 September 2020 - No one can deny the importance of the role of being a 'father' in God's institution of the family. Even more so in this modern day  when sexuality and gender issues dominate the media space and offer a counselling for the family with no basis of truth or moral setting. Is it a wonder why is it so hard to be a father these days...? Patrick Lino helps us to understand biblical teaching that portrays the father playing a crucial three-fold ministry as God's representative to his household, and noted a mamoth responsibility upon the fathers over his family. Where are you today with God's appointment as being a 'father'.