In this message, JFK and Georgina draw on over 40 years of marriage to counsel young people on how to be single with contentment, and make the right decisions during courtship and choice of a spouse. May God bless you as you listen.

In this message, JFK highlights what makes time so critical a resource for every human being and especially for Christians. He urges us to be good stewards of our time as Jesus was, since it will determine our eternal placement. God bless you as you listen.

In this message, JFK challenges us to expand our minds beyond the natural limits, so that we can live with a new creation mindset, a growth mindset, and a Bible-centred, Christlike and Spirit-filled mindset. God bless you as you listen.

In this message, JFK reminds us to find again the heart of God for lost souls. Despite a world that is callous and selfish, Christians must develop a heart that is compassionate and caring towards those who will spend eternity in hell. God bless you as you listen.

"Help, LORD, for no one is faithful anymore" (Ps. 12:1). In this message, JFK strives to persuade us that Christians must be faithful because God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are faithful. He also outlines areas for faithfulness, and the onus to be faithful like Christ, as sons and daughters.

In this message, Jake Commey makes a strong argument on the need and importance for solitude in order for every Christian to deepen their fellowship with God. Built on lessons from the life of Jesus and other Bible characters, may the sermon help you to grow.

In this message, Louis Tawam shares about some of the most common enemies to spiritual growth, including social media and busy-ness. He challenges every believer to invest at least as much in securing our spiritual gates as we do for securing our physical homes and nations.

What does Easter mean for us now and today? JFK reminds us to remember that:

1. Because Jesus rose from the dead, I can change my character

God bless you as you listen.

As the Easter celebrations begin to die down, what must the Christian carry forward? In this message, JFK pleads that we must live with eternity in view, remembering to clean up our lives, perfect our ministry, and pursue intimacy with God in response to the Cross. God bless you as you listen.

In this second part of an Easter series, JFK explains that the Cross has transforming power today. Indeed, Jesus did not only die for us, but with us, so that the work of Calvary from over 2000 years ago can have the power to transform our lives today. May God bless and change you as you listen.