Sunday 15th November – If Jesus came today, Would I be ready? – Deacon Reggie Martin

The message reminds us that being ready for Heaven is not about religion or appearances, but about a real relationship with Jesus.

The message reminds us that being ready for Heaven is not about religion or appearances, but about a real relationship with Jesus.

The book of Job challenges us to see God beyond the lens of our circumstances and expectations, reminding us that His holiness and character remain unchanged, regardless of what we face.

Join us for our regular Sunday Service, starting at 10:30am.

To Know, Grasp and Walk in the Power of God Paul prays that the church would be strengthened with power in the inner being and would grasp, together with all the saints, the vastness of Christ’s love and the greatness

We must trust that the Holy God we serve knows better than we do.

Last week, we considered the tragic reality that Samson did not realise the Lord had departed from him. Having repeatedly abused his Nazirite calling and broken the vow that marked him as God’s chosen servant, Samson serves as a warning

Samson’s greatest tragedy was not losing his hair, his strength, or even his sight. It was waking up and not realising that the empowering presence of God had departed from him.

If God loves us, why doesn’t He stop the trouble? Why does God allow suffering, disappointment and difficult seasons to touch the lives of His people?

We may profess that Jesus is Lord, yet our obedience ultimately reveals who holds authority over our lives.

This week we have the pleasure of having visiting minister, Reverend Manis delivering the message.