Just like the body responds differently to different kinds of food, the mind also reacts according to whatever you see, hear, talk and think.

For example, the words coronavirus is something fearsome, worrying, alarming and despairing.

And the word hospital mostly makes us think of sickness instead of recovery.

This is because over the years we have learnt to think in certain ways which many a time causes us to have a negative perspective in life. But to change that we should first ask ourselves: What's on your mind?

We'd love to have you join us as we analyze, introspect and find how to have a constructive approach towards life.

The safest place for a fish is in the water, for an eagle is in the skies and for the sheep is in the shepherd's arms. No matter how strong, intelligent, smart, or fast one might be, there always comes a time where he or she has to run. And where we run will shape our tomorrow. 

Where can we find a place secure, reliable, comforting and strengthening when we are weak or beaten?

This Sunday let's find out as Pastor Mathew shares with us on 'The Safety Net'

When is the process of forgiveness complete? When can we live a life free from offense where we start trusting people again? We close this series by looking closely at forgiveness, release and reconciliation in Week 10: Living Free

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundation of Christian faith. Experience Easter with us as we look into what Communion with Jesus is all about. 

When fear is gripping everyone in the midst of the corona virus pandemic, it's a good thing to remind ourselves this Good Friday about why Jesus was crucified on that Cross. He is the Hope of Glory. He is the answer in this situation.

When we're wronged, the cry for justice becomes louder. Do we wait till justice is served to us and then forgive? As we begin to wrap this series, let's find out the answer today in Week 9: The Revenge

Forgiveness is a choice...I can either choose to do it or I can choose not to. 

Most relationships break off because someone gets offended... Why does it happen? Is it possible that God uses offenses to separate us from people that should never have been a part of us? Week 7: The Rock of Offense

Sometimes God allows us to go through difficult situations and difficult people. It can be painful and hurting. Why does God permit it? Week 6: The Breaking