The crucifixion of Christ posed a profound challenge: it was a stumbling block for the Jews and foolishness to the Greeks. The Jews, after all, craved signs and wonders, while the Greeks prized wisdom.
Why does God so often seem silent? The problem isn’t that He’s not speaking – it’s that we’re not positioned to listen.
What we truly believe is revealed at the boiling point—when pressure is high and our faith is tested.In Luke 22:31–34, Jesus warns Peter, “Satan has asked to sift you as wheat.”
This week we have Minister Andrew Brandon visiting us to give the message. We look forward to see how God will use his servant. Join us at 10:30 a.m. for our regular Sunday Service.
This week we have Pastor Alan Alexander visiting us to give the message. We look forward to see how God will use his servant. Join us at 10:30 a.m. for our regular Sunday Service.
Our world often measures greatness by displays of strength — the physical strength of an athlete, the financial strength of a corporation, the political strength of a leader, or the military strength of an army.
This Easter Sunday, in his sermon entitled “The ABC of the Resurrection,” Pastor David shares a message that walks us through the first seven letters of the alphabet, uncovering key truths about Jesus’ death and resurrection, looking at how this
Please join us as we reflect on the two crowns Jesus wore and their deep significance for us. Here is a link to the programme for today: https://tpcf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Good-Friday-2025-v.-online.pdf Join us at 11:00 a.m. for our service.
The final chapter in Jesus’ earthly work, his coming to earth and his ultimate glorification, has its prelude in these passages. Let’s take a closer look at them to find our reason for celebration today.
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