This sermon contrasts two powerful biblical realities represented by the names of two baby boys: Ichabod, meaning “the glory has departed,” and Immanuel, meaning “God with us.” Each name reflects a spiritual choice that leads to vastly different life experiences.
Is Jesus who he claims to be? In Luke 5:18-26, the scribes and Pharisees cast doubt on the divine person of Jesus Christ by accusing him of blasphemy. Because in their minds, no man can forgive only God, and in
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Jesus is coming soon, the bible says, “like a thief in the night”. In order to not be caught unawares, we must be found doing the will of GOD.
Our key text this week is taken from Genesis 28 and John 1:9-11. Whilst asleep, Jacob encounters God in an unexpected place. It is in that place confirms his promises to Jacob and reaffirms the covenant he made to Abraham.
Last week, we examined the book of Jonah, uncovering Jonah’s attitude towards his calling and his personal comfort. God challenges Jonah on what truly concerns him.
The breadth of our faith extends into every aspect of life, yet it anchors on the confession of faith in Christ Jesus, our Lord, the love, grace, and mercy of God, and the presence of the Holy Spirit, who is
The theme for this year’s convention is ‘Be Watchful and Stay Alert!‘ The convention starts on Thursday 24th October, finishing on Sunday 27th October. All of the services are below.
As we look forward and prepare for convention weekend, we take the opportunity to look at an aspect of this year’s spiritual objective: what should we be mindful of to stay alert and to be watchful as God’s children desiring
