We have with us today Pastor Ranjit Isaac, Lead Pastor at City Rock Church, Chennai. He shares the secret of how to walk through life’s hardest moments with joy and peace. None of us have it all easy but all of us can have the presence of God if we allow Jesus in and keep our eyes fixed on Him.

We have with us today Rev. Paul Anbu, Associate Pastor at St Andrews Kirk, Chennai. He shares with us the story of Blind Bartimaeus being healed by Jesus and how his brazen faith and unshaken confidence in the power of God brought about a transformation in his life. Are you looking for such a change in your life?

This Easter we have Pastor Gershom sharing God’s word with us on the Immense power that was evident at the resurrection of Jesus. This was the single pivotal moment that defines our faith and spurs us onto living a life with hope and strength.

This Good Friday we have Christine Gershom sharing the word with us on the Hope that we have in the crucified Christ. Everything that happened on that first Good Friday so long ago, cast shadows of hope on all those who stood around the dying Jesus. While it looked and felt like the end it was actually the beginning of something unimaginable and precious. Today we pray that as you listen to the word you would once more fix your hope on a suffering yet victorious Saviour.

We continue on with our series titled ‘The Cross, The Tomb, The Way.’ We have Pastor Gershom sharing God’s word with us today on the theme Hosanna. Palm Sunday celebrates the welcoming of Jesus into Jerusalem as the King of Jews but was this welcome authentic? Did the people know who he really was? Was their praise from their hearts? As you hear today’s word we pray that each of us will look afresh at what our worship looks like.

As we continue to observe Lent this week we continue on with our series titled ‘The Cross, The Tomb, The Way.’ We have Christine Gershom sharing God’s word with us today from John chapter 15. Jesus called Himself the vine and us His branches with the explicit instructions for all of His who have chosen Him to abide in Him and bear fruit. The only way that the world sees Jesus in us is when they see the fruit that is borne in our lives. What fruit are you bearing?

As we continue to observe Lent this week we continue on with our series titled ‘The Cross, The Tomb, The Way.’ We have with us today Pastor Jeran Nicholas sharing God’s word with us on Jesus our only redeemer. Jesus said He was the light of the world and also said He was the living water - both these analogies have far greater ramifications than we can ever imagine. The work of redemption that He brought about for the whole world and for us personally is unparalleled and undisputed. Will you ask God to open your heart to his redemptive work in you as you listen to this message?

As we continue to observe Lent this week we begin a new series titled ‘The Cross, The Tomb, The Way.’ We have Pastor Gershom sharing God’s word with us today on Jesus in the Wilderness experiencing temptation first-hand. Our journeys may look very different from The journey that Jesus undertook while on earth but the common factor is the struggle against sin. He, being fully human and fully God- experienced this and yet emerged victorious. We can, with the power of the Holy Spirit and the word of God also emerge triumphantly.

As we continue to observe Lent this week we begin a new series titled ‘The Cross, The Tomb, The Way.’ we have Christine Gershom sharing God’s word with us today on Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane. The much-quoted prayer that He prayed at this place sets the stage for us on how to effectively pray when we encounter the hardest seasons of our lives. Every follower of Jesus will then be able to confidently say in prayer ‘Let Your Will Be Done Not Mine’

As Lent begins this week we begin a new series titled ‘The Cross, The Tomb, The Way.’ We have Pastor Gershom sharing God’s word with us today on the very familiar passage of scripture urging us to take up our cross and follow Jesus. We look closer at what it actually means to deny ourselves and carry the cross that Christ has for us. It's no longer a thing of dread and worry but one of pleasant joy and freedom.