19 February 2023 | This week we’ll be having a one of message on “Be Courageous” the focus is God is not downplaying the conditions Joshua is facing. But courage is formed in us when we shift our focus from our conditions to our convictions, and in through those are able to embrace our fears, release our failures, and take up our faith, so we can move forward to live the kind of life God has called us to live.

12 February 2023 | Isaiah ends his prophetic word of hope for the new with Israel by peeling back the curtain on the end of all things and inviting his people to get a glimpse of the hope there is in what God has in plan for the world as a whole. This prophetic glimpse is a picture of the New Jerusalem that will come as Jesus returns for the second time, bringing heaven and Earth together as one, and setting up a longed for hope that remains today.

5 February 2023 | Names are central in Scripture. God focuses on names and they mean a lot to him. There are so many times in the biblical narrative where God renames something, or does a play on word with names. Jesus did the same as he tried to speak a purpose over someone or release in them new hope. So God does so in Isaiah 62. He says that Israel will be called by a new name, one that now resembles the character they will have in the future.

29 January 2023 | When God moves in a new way and does a new thing, it always will result in us joining him in a new proclamation. His new action leads to our new song. A song that echoes the new work he is doing, and hence is ‘new’ itself. And that song is worship, it is glorification of God and it is drawing to attention the new work of God around us. God puts these new songs in us, so we can praise and glorify him in a way that is relevant to what he is doing

15 January 2023 | “Fasting was always what Israel would do when they wanted to start a new journey with God. Whenever they wanted to connect with God in a new way, or position themselves to receive something new from God, they would start with a fast. Fasting was deeply rooted on the desire of seeking God not a religious act but has everything to do with the position of the heart drawing closer to him.”

8 January 2023 | “Fasting was always what Israel would do when they wanted to start a new journey with God. Whenever they wanted to connect with God in a new way, or position themselves to receive something new from God, they would start with a fast. Fasting was deeply rooted on the desire of seeking God not a religious act but has everything to do with the position of the heart drawing closer to him.”

1 January 2023 | In this new series, we open by centring around the prophetic call of God in Isaiah 43:16-21 reminding us that we serve a God who is doing a new thing. However, the “new” that happens is not something we do but something God does. Our role is to perceive it, to see it and then to respond to it. We are only able to embrace God’s new thing in 2023 if we let go of the box, we have put God into. Can we open our eyes and perceive the brand new without filter or expectation? Will we see?

11 December 2022 | This week we will be looking at a passage in which Matthew references the prophet Hosea in which he shares of this new era where a Saviour will come, and he will heal and set the captives free. This was a beautiful picture of what the God’s people hoped for in the Old Testament.

11 December 2022 | This week we will be looking at a passage in which Matthew references the prophet Hosea in which he shares of this new era where a Saviour will come, and he will heal and set the captives free. This was a beautiful picture of what the God’s people hoped for in the Old Testament.

11 December 2022 | This week we will be looking at a passage in which Matthew references the prophet Hosea in which he shares of this new era where a Saviour will come, and he will heal and set the captives free. This was a beautiful picture of what the God’s people hoped for in the Old Testament.