In this sermon, Pastor David takes the listener on a journey, looking into the prophetic words of Jesus in Matthew 24 and exploring the unexpected but purposeful destruction of the magnificent temple in Jerusalem.
In Matthew 24:36-42, Jesus discusses His second coming, emphasising the uncertainty of the exact time or date. He emphasises the importance of continual watchfulness and readiness for this greatly anticipated event.
Today’s sermon revolves around the challenges faced by the early church in a society entrenched in idol worship. Using 1 Corinthians 8:4-6 and Revelation 2:13-15 as a backdrop, Pastor David highlights the typical pressures that the church faced to conform
This week, we connect with our New Church and see how the ministry is progressing. The message will include interviews and videos from our brothers and sisters! Join us for our Sunday Service, starting at 10:30 a.m. It would be
In this sermon, Pastor David talks about how amazing and valuable God’s Glory is – nothing in nature can compare to it. The message looks at Isaiah 40, where God’s glory is promised to appear in the city, even though
Join us for 4 days of engaging praise, worship, fellowship and messages for God. The convention this year is titled ‘The Revelation of God’s Glory’. The key scripture is Isaiah 40:5. All nights are FREE to attend. Join in person
In this sermon, we delve into a passage that unveils a divine appraisal of the church in Ephesus. The central theme revolves around a missing ingredient, a critical element that defines the essence of our faith.
In this sermon, we embark on a transformative journey through the Book of Revelation, exploring a fresh perspective on its timeless relevance. Expanding upon our previous message, “Exit to Enter,” which focused on our Exodus-like journey toward God’s Kingdom, Pastor
In this sermon, we explore the profound concept of the word “Exit,” drawing parallels from the urgency of escaping a burning building to the biblical Exodus story of liberation from bondage.
In our fast-paced lives, it’s easy to become consumed by the daily hustle and bustle, often losing sight of what truly matters. In this sermon, we explore an important message from Luke 17:20-35, where Jesus teaches about the importance of
