Sunday 1st March – Sunday Service – Deacon Reggie Martin

Some moments in Scripture are so Holy, so arresting, so drenched in divine weight, that they echo across generations.

Some moments in Scripture are so Holy, so arresting, so drenched in divine weight, that they echo across generations.

In Scripture, the word often translated as “glory” carries the idea of weightiness or substance. God is not light, trivial, or casual. His holiness is dense with purity, power, and majesty.

This message calls believers to embrace holiness by recognising God’s eternal power and sovereignty.

Our theme this year is Holiness unto the Lord. Jesus in this sermon has spelt out the required spiritual attitude and social behaviour required from a follower of his.

This week, Deacon Lynch will bring the message. We will look at God’s Promise given to Joshua after Moses’ death. Join us at 10:30 am for our regular Sunday service.

This sermon teaches that the true foundation, the platform for a holy life, is practical, consistent obedience to the Word of the Lord.

God declares that His people are holy to Him. In this sermon, Pastor David uses a thought-provoking and memorable question to help us consider what being holy to the Lord truly means.

David asked, “Is there anyone still left of the house of Saul to whom I can show kindness for Jonathan’s sake?” Legacy is revealed most clearly when surrender costs us something.

Join us for the first Sunday service of the year, starting at 10:30 a.m. The greatest privilege we have is not what we achieve or possess, but that we are invited to know the Holy One of Heaven and be

Join us for our end-of-year Watchnight Service starting at 10:0 p.m.