In this final episode of our Community series, Pastor Jesse Dan-Yusuf teaches us how community can serve as a witness of various forms and how community signifies the plan and desire of God being made visible and manifest. Join us as we explore Community as witness of God's will and Christ's prayer in various forms.

In Episode 4 of our Community series, Pastor Jesse Dan-Yusuf explores how the gospel teaches formation. We explore Col 3:12-17 and see steps and processes necessary for us to help build a community in the likeness and stature of the body of Christ.

In Episode 3 of our Community series, Pastor Jesse Dan-Yusuf explores how the gospel teaches us true friendship. And how we as Christian individuals should see and relate with one another in friendship, we see that God has placed us in communities which serve as a Christian family and beyond that to be friends, true friends as this is one of the greatest forms of love. We learn what friendship means and how we can be "friendly".

What if the Christian life was never meant to be lived alone?In Episode 2 of our Community series, Pastor Eva Dan-Yusuf explores how the gospel creates a new kind of family. And how we as a family should see and relate with one another, we see that God has placed us in communities which serve as a christian family, Christ being the first born amongst others and we being siblings are made to love one another.This message invites us to move beyond isolation, love one another and rediscover the beauty of becoming one family in God.

What if the Christian life was never meant to be lived alone? In Episode 1 of our Community series, Pastor Jesse Dan-Yusuf explores how the gospel creates a new kind of people. From creation to fall, redemption and renewal, we see that God does not merely save isolated individuals; He brings us into a family, a body and a new community in Christ. Yes, we are called to know God for ourselves—but never by ourselves. This message invites us to move beyond isolation, resist the temptation to make people our saviours, and rediscover the beauty of becoming one with God, together.

We all inherited something from Adam. What did we inherit? Sin. The gospel proclaims not merely that we do sinful things, but that we are sinful by nature. Our problem is deeper than our behaviour. We don't simply need improvement or healing—we need new life. We need to be born again.

What did the second Adam do? He obeyed. Where Adam failed through disobedience, Christ succeeded through perfect obedience. Adam's disobedience brought sin, death, and condemnation. Christ's obedience brought grace, life, righteousness, and justification.

The wrath of God is not directed against people simply for being people; it is directed against all ungodliness and unrighteousness. God's wrath is His holy and righteous opposition to everything that corrupts, destroys, and distorts His good creation.

Are we justified by faith or by the blood of Christ? The answer is both, but in different ways. We are justified by the blood of Christ because His sacrificial death secured our righteousness before God. We are justified through faith because faith is the means by which we receive and appropriate what Christ's blood has already accomplished.

We study God's love demonstrated. God's love has been demonstrated to us His children and is still being demonstrated continually and through this it teaches us how we as His children and called can not just receive but also reciprocate that love.

The gospel is not the promise of a trouble-free life. It is not about Jesus removing every trial from our path. Rather, it is about being in Christ, who enables us to overcome through our troubles. In Him, we experience peace in the midst of trials, tribulations, and suffering.

We lost God because we lost access to Him. When humanity left the Garden of Eden—the place of God’s presence—we lost peace with God and our vertical relationship with Him was broken.

Yet God, who is rich in mercy, full of compassion, and abundant in grace, did not leave us in that condition. He gradually began to establish a way for us to return to Him. One of the remarkable truths about our God is that He is always the One who reaches out first. He takes the initiative to restore what was lost and to reconcile us back to Himself.