God has a plan for your life! It interleaves with his plans for others, and for the whole world. Live in such a way that God’s plan would come to fruition, trusting his timing, even in the face of delay and setbacks.

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What are our motivations, when it comes to worshipping God? How free and lavish are we? There are many helpful lessons to be learned from the life of David, who rose from being an overlooked servant-boy to being the King of Israel, but who never forgot to be a worshipper of God.

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As Christians, we have a sure and certain hope that, one day, God is going to make "everything new". How should that encourage you in the meantime? Rather than chase novelty or some clever "key" to success in the Christian life, why not renew your trust in the "ancient paths" that God has laid down, which may be old but which actually bring continual renewal in your life, if you are committed to them?

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In this special message for Christmas, Paul describes Jacob's famous dream about a "ladder" reaching all the way from earth to heaven, with angels ascending and descending on it. What does this mean? What is the ladder? And what should our response be? The Christmas story shows that God has not abandoned his creation, but has forever reconnected the realm of humanity with the realm of his blessing, wisdom, power and healing love.

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"Our God is a consuming fire." What is it about God that makes "fire" an apt description of him - one that appears in both Old and New Testaments? And what does that mean for us, his people, the Church? In this talk, Paul answers these questions, and also reads out and helps us to "weigh" a recent "prophetic word" given to New Creation Church concerning us being a "Burning Church"!

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The two short letters of 2 John and 3 John show two sides of the same coin, when it comes to the showing of hospitality and the support of Christian outreach. In addressing some serious issues that were troubling parts of the 1st century church, the author of the letters, John, gives us some vital lessons in how to conduct ourselves as true disciples of a humble servant-saviour, Jesus Christ.

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"The Church is a wonder!" In this message, we are encouraged to appreciate deeply just how beloved and beautiful is the Body of Christ - his Church. How can we best flow with, enjoy and build up the Body? And what is it like to be belong to a church community that is expressing God's bountiful grace?

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When your prayer is based on and draws from what God has said to you, and when you pray with persistence and do not give up - that prayer will be powerful. Discover more about prayer, and its relationship to the realm of angels and demons, in this important message from the book of Daniel.

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True faith in Jesus is an overcoming faith. It allows you to say "No" to the world and embrace the eternal life that God has already made available to you, through Jesus. The whole letter of 1 John was written to assure believers of their salvation in Christ, and to correct false teaching, so that the church would have the right view of God - worshiping the true God rather than a false one. We still need this message today.

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In an amazing passage in 1 John 4, the author of the letter, most likely the apostle John, describes the immense and awesome love of God toward us, summarised twice in the phrase "God is love". The effect of that love, and our proper response to it, are laid out before us. Of course, living it out is a life-long but glorious challenge!

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