In this message, Mauritz shares with us about a vital part of life, that is death. Death is inevitable and so is suffering. We all know this, but so many times we forget about the fact that God is still with us in the midst of suffering as well as joy. IN all seasons He is close to us. Even when it doesn't feel like it, He cares for and watches over us and we need to be careful not to buy into this idea that belief in Jesus is a guaranteed success story for us here on earth. Salvation is our gift, the prize at the end of the race, but in the meantime, how do we praise Him in the middle of the storm? So, join us as we have a closer look at how John that baptist found his way to the Father in the midst of tribulation and despair.

When I read through the book of Ruth this week, one question came up that I never thought of before: WHY IS THE BOOK CALLED RUTH?

That sounds like a silly question. Why not Naomi who is a prominent person in this book and an Israelite, amongst the women of Moab. Or even better, why is it not called Boaz? He is the hero (in today’s terms) who “saved the day”, so to speak. My conclusion is, there must be something about Ruth, that God wants to use to teach/inspire us in our walk with Him. It must be something important that she would be remembered in such a profound way. Join us as we dive into the life of Ruth.

As you might know, our series for this month is focused on the people we read about in scripture and what it was that inspired them to keep on going. In this week's message, we will be having a closer look at the story of Thomas the disciple.

There are passages in the Bible that we think to be irrelevant to our daily lives, but they could be hiding a special truth for our blind eyes. Look at the man Job, mentioned in the Bible. I know his story looks so unfair, but I believe there are some truths that God wants to reveal to us. Join us as we have a closer look at the story of Job.

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Psalm 37 and Romans 12 both speak about overcoming evil. On Sunday I will attempt to extract practical applications from these Scriptures to be used in times of distress and hardship

Many times we decide, "This is a fresh start", and then days or weeks later we fall back into "how it was". How can we restart and keep going? How can we overcome without permanently? Join us to find out.

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If purpose is the door, perspective is the key. Without having the bigger picture, it becomes almost impossible to understand that even in our suffering, even in our darkest moments, we are not forsaken. Join us as we talk about how God can repurpose our pain.

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To have a fresh start this year, we have to be refreshed ourselves. How does that happen? Join us for this message to find out!

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Join us for the very first message of 2021!! No need for sign-up forms or sanitizers. This one's on us. So, sit back and relax in the comfort of your own home. Chat to us in the comments if you like. Cheers and have a great Sunday.

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If anything, this has been a year filled with highs and lows. But this is nothing new. Every year has good times and bad times, but this year has been especially long. And maybe, like me, you too feel a little broken. And that's okay. If there's anything I've learned through my walk of faith over the past 15 years, it's that sometimes things just suck. But we can't stay there forever.

Join us as we talk about finding God in the middle of your struggles.

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