The Christmas story is a tapestry of wonder and awe, woven with miracles that reveal God’s plan for humanity. This message highlights how prophecies were fulfilled through the birth of Jesus, demonstrating God’s sovereignty and faithfulness to His promises.

Today's series opener highlights the miracle of Jesus’ birth—a baby born to a virgin, foretold 700 years before. What does it mean that God became one of us? Discover how this supernatural event brings light, life, and hope as the Spirit who overshadowed Mary longs to dwell in us.

The Bible reveals compassion as more than a feeling—it’s love in action. Today, we’ll explore God’s care through His rescue, provision, and sacrifice, and discover how we can reflect His compassion by serving others and sharing His love with those around us.

Jesus came to offer us an all-sufficient relationship with Him. Like the Jewish religious leaders of Jesus' time, we often try to add to our faith or combine it with something we already have. Yet, Jesus explains that He alone is sufficient.

On this Remembrance Day weekend, we honour the sacrifice of those who have served and continue to serve our country. As we celebrate their courage and commitment, we are reminded of our own call to be makers and maintainers of peace.

In John 4, Jesus invites us to worship “in spirit and truth”—with honesty, from the heart, and in a real relationship with God. He meets us where we are, regardless of our past, offering connection, healing, and purpose.

Today’s message centers on Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus, challenging us to step into the light, leave hidden darkness behind, and embrace a life of purpose and clarity in God’s love.

Jesus responds to faith, invites us into His miracles, and reveals God’s love through supernatural signs. Just as He turned water into wine, He can bring new life and joy to us today.

Thanksgiving and praise are powerful weapons in spiritual warfare. Today’s message reminds us that the battle belongs to the Lord and that, through gratitude, we can enter His presence and find victory.

Jesus invites all of us to "Come and See." Just like Andrew, Peter, Philip, and Nathanael, we're all invited to experience Jesus personally and share Him with others. Jesus knows us better than we know ourselves, and despite our past, He calls us to follow Him and be transformed.