This month, we have a fascinating theme. Can you recall one of the very unusual stories that you have read in the Bible? A story that you think… can this really be true, or is it just a metaphor?

This morning, I want to talk about a talking donkey. We often say… God can do anything, and we mean it, but what will you do if you are travelling to see someone and the donkey you are riding on starts to act up, and then starts to talk to you?

We find this story in Numbers 22 – 24. 

Join us as Herman talks about what it takes to be a true disciple of Jesus.

Join us as Landa opens our new series with a message about just who exactly did Jesus choose and how can we know whether we are truly His disciples.

Today is the last message in this month’s theme called a new era. And the more I thought about this, the more I realized that I don’t really know what this new era means. How has life changed after what Jesus has done for us? Do we look at the cross is something incredibly kind someone did for us? I think there’s a lot more to it. I think it destroyed the reality we lived in and it gave birth to an entirely new reality. Do we really get the significance of what He did? Join me as I explore the significance of Jesus' death and resurrection.

In the newsletter at the beginning of April, I mentioned a few things that are affected with the start of a new era. With the death and resurrection of Jesus, that brought mankind into a new era, it also had an impact on the covenant that God had with Abraham and the nation of Israel.

Join us as we explore the 'rules' of this new covenant

Most Christians today understand that, if not for Jesus, we should have no hope of being reunited with our heavenly Father, but do we know how to respond to this great news? Furthermore more if your answer to that question is yes, do you actually apply it? Join us as Izak shares about responding to what Jesus did for us.

The resurrection is scientifically impossible but historically true.

Some will ask… is it really true..?

Here we must understand. …

Something is not necessarily true, just people believe it.

The resurrection or Christianity is not true because we believe it is. We believe in the Resurrection …because it is true.

Jesus’ presence is proof of His resurrection. We can encounter Jesus Christ today.

(Wolfhart Pannenberg, German philosopher)

“The evidence for Jesus’ resurrection is so strong that nobody would question it except for two things: First, it is a very unusual event. And second, if you believe it happened, you have to change the way you live”.

You and I may believe it, but do we understand how it changes our lives? We may understand the theology behind it, but has it yet changed our behaviour?

Join us as Landa talks about the parable of the two sons and how this reveals to us the importance of obedience, repentance, and submission to God.

Join us as Izak shares about the the intent of parables in scripture and why there are so many of them.

Join Izak as he shares his heart with us around the topic of curses and redemption.