God is faithful to his promises to his people.

Lessons of trust, gratitude, and faith in Mary’s Song (Luke 1:38, 46-55). Despite challenges, Mary worshipped and trusted God’s call. What can her response teach us about God’s sovereignty and the good news of Christmas for everyone?

Jesus’ love crossed barriers and touched hearts. How can our lives reflect His love in practical ways? What changes can we make to live more like Jesus in our communities?

A ‘Missional Church’ is one that is actively engaged in what God has called her to do.

In this first part of the Spirit-Empowered series, we see how we can Increase our Expectation by understanding who the Holy Spirit is and His promise to us.

“Come and see” Jesus as the fulfilment of every culture’s longing

“Come and see” Jesus as the fulfilment of the scriptures

“Come and see” Jesus as the one where heaven and earth meet

A look at other religions and atheism

A healthy church is not a church that's perfect and without sin. It has not figured everything out. Rather, it's a church that continually strives to take God's side in the battle against the ungodly desires and deceits of the world, our flesh, and the devil. It's a church that continually seeks to conform itself to God's Word.

We are called to love Jesus and His church, recognizing its role as a place of belonging and spiritual growth.

God seems nearer to people when he speaks their language - St. Augustine of Hippo in North Africa

Scripture Speaks Our Heart Language: The Bible connects deeply with the African experience, addressing our innermost struggles and realities.

Scripture Deals with Our Shame and Humiliation: It offers healing and restoration from the shame and humiliation we face.

Through Baptism, We Are Made a People: Baptism symbolizes our belonging—we are no longer outsiders. We are in; we are part of God’s family.

What you need to do:

In this teaching, we dive deeper into:

How We See Ourselves: Exploring our self-perception and cultural identity.

How the World Sees Us: Understanding external perceptions and stereotypes imposed on Africans.

How Scripture Sees Us: Reflecting on the biblical perspective of our identity and worth.