Today's passage in Judges gives us a narrative on Achsah and her request to her father for a field and spring waters. What we can uncover from this text is a template for prayer from which we can draw a right heart, attitude and expectation. Let us take a look Achsah and learn from her example.

Welcome to 2021! We wish you all a happy new year. We begin the new year with a new sermon series. Today we begin with the Book of Judges and study the Israelites as they go through a dark period in their history. What does it mean to trust and walk with God? What does Judges teach us about ourselves and our God? Let us learn from this text.

We must fully comprehend the nature of Christ's identity and ministry in order to have a proper expectation of what benefits are actually given to the believer's life. Let us not pursue minor solutions while ignoring the major one.

We conclude the month and the year with a teaching on the Second Coming of Christ. A teaching that for many of us is rare and foreign. It is important for Christians of all generations to seek, long and hope for his imminent return. It is always better to be with Christ than without. May we yearn for him more.

The resurrection of Christ is not merely a paranormal event or some momentary magic trick. The resurrection is a powerful sign of hope; hope now and hope forever. It is the precursor of our own resurrection, in which our bodies will be made new. We examine the resurrection today and learn of this fundamental Christian belief.

Today we examine the cross and Christ's accomplished work in dying for the sins of many. In today's text, we see the mockery and taunting of the world towards Christ, a mockery that his followers continue to experience today. As believers, the cross is central to our faith, hope and life. Let us learn and be reminded of this fundamental truth; the event and its impact.

Just some quick thoughts on this short excerpt. Hope it can be a thought provoker and a source of prayer material. Give thanks to God!

The last month of 2020 has come upon us and that means we are on our final “figure of scripture” in our annual sermon series. We conclude this year with a study of Jesus: his birth, his death, his resurrection and his return. Today we begin by looking at Luke’s account of Christ’s birth. We hope and pray it would be a blessing to you all.

Today we conclude our sermon series on the teachings of the Apostle John. This final sermon teaches us the nature of Christ's cleansing blood, his atonement and his self sacrifice. He teaches his disciples to do the same, to act in humility and to serve others. Let us look to Christ as our great example.

Today we continue learning from the Book of John and we turn to chapter 11 and the story of the resurrection of Lazarus. This story also contains Jesus' fifth "I am" statement that he is "the resurrection and the life." There is a lot to gain from this teaching that Christ is both our life now and forever.