In this three-part series, Phil will use the story of Esther as a springboard

to discover what courage looks like today. In his first message, Phil will share what we can learn about God in the first few chapters of the book, even though His name is not mentioned. A key attribute emerges in the heart of God, one with great potential to minister to us today.

Guest speaker, Jeremie Beller, give us a lesson from Romans.

Phil reviewed some of the key takeaways from this past year’s “Listen To My Voice” theme, and made a plea from James 1 to not merely listen to the word, but do what it says.

Phil continued our series Listen to my Voice with a message called Heavenly Cartography. In this lesson, Phil will reflect on some important questions concerning heaven. Where is it? When is it? Who goes there? He will survey a wide range of scripture to reflect upon these important questions.

Phil continued our year-long series Listen To My Voice with a message focused on heaven. He explored Revelation 21 and talked about the beautiful new world promised to those who belong in Christ.

In this lesson, Phil continued our series "Listen To My Voice," transitioning to the final chapter of the biblical story and focusing on judgment and the second coming of Christ.

The good news of the gospel is all about reconciliation, both on an individual and communal level, but also on a missional level. For those who have experienced the transforming power of the gospel, the love of Christ should compel us to help reconcile the world to God, through Christ. In this message we discuss how the church must represent Christ to the world and live as peacemakers.

Phil continued our Listen to My Voice series with a message about unity. He explored what Jesus meant in John 17 when He spoke of believers being one, and how the practice of this value has far-reaching implications for the church’s witness to the world.

Nathan Mellor continued our series on the Church. This week our focus is on the church as the “pillar and foundation of the truth.” This description, which is taken from I Timothy 3:15, was written to a young minister who had been called to lead in a church facing numerous challenges. Discover how Timothy stayed committed to God and his fellow Christians while ministering to a church that struggled with issues that are very similar to what many churches are facing today.

(Easter Sunday 2023) Phil focused on why the resurrection of Jesus is the most plausible explanation for the presence and prominence of love in so many spheres of the world today. Phil also spoke to the present power of the resurrection to mobilize believers towards good deeds.