God has given us His Son, Jesus Christ, as the gift of Christmas providing our dark world with renewed hope, joy and love. May we accept His life changing gift and let Him be the reason for this season! Let's tune in to hear more....

The goal of the Christian is to keep stretching forward with a firm gaze on Jesus When faced with the adversities of life. As we strive for what's ahead, we must be mindful that progress requires us to have effort and a steady direction.

Life is filled with transitional moments and they will make us feel as if we are regressing; but with the help and the strength of the Lord we can press forward to accomplish our goals; growing in the middle, Not stuck! 

Despite our past lifestyles, our ethnicity, educational background and socio-economic status, Christ is enough and His grace is available to all of us. In this season, Christ not only gives us hope and joy, but through His grace we are strengthened in our times of weakness. 

God is the Self-existent one, the one who existed outside of time and created all things. Through his loving-kindness and grace, He invites us, His creatures to worship and glorify Him. His works are wonderful and we in return must give Him praise. 

When God has brought us out of a dry space or dark situation, we respond by giving Him praise for His great work in our lives. Let us recount the good things God has done because He is worthy of it all. 

The Apostle Paul speaks to a series of challenges to every influence that might thwart the Church’s confident assurance of God’s ability to preserve us. Today we can be confident because we are more than conquerors as we have the certainty that God will complete the good work He began in the lives of believers.

Like the Psalmist in Pslam 42, we need to crave for more of God's presence. Many of us are craving after things that cannot satisfy us entirely, they are only temporary things; as such we need to drink of Jesus' living water so we are never thirsty again. 

There are life lessons to be observed from the Psalms. In Chapter 40, we find that the more we struggle to deal with challenges on our own, we will sink deeper because we have not relied on God for help. Let's tune in to hear more insight from this passage.

When others walk out on us or fail us, Jesus will never do so, as He is always with us, pouring out His everlasting love. Today, if you feel like all hope is gone, be encouraged the Saviour is able to pull you through. Let's tune into today's episode.