Sunday 14th September – Choose for yourself this day! – Elder Martin Finegan

This Sunday we will explore the profound and timeless theme of personal choice in our relationship with God, drawing parallels between two pivotal moments in Scripture.

This Sunday we will explore the profound and timeless theme of personal choice in our relationship with God, drawing parallels between two pivotal moments in Scripture.

“From Dreams to Destiny” is a powerful call to move beyond good intentions and step fully into God’s purpose for your life. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 9, Pastor David reminds us that dreams alone won’t take us to our destiny.

God says in Exodus 20 verse 3 “THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE ME.”

God never designed the Christian walk to be a solo journey. From Genesis to Revelation, we see that faith is meant to be lived together.

In today’s study, we want to investigate some of the dangers that arise from systems that are fighting for our belief and faith, and how God wants us to combat them.

God raised up Elijah in a time when truth and worship were under attack. The kings had chosen another path, but Elijah stood as God’s voice. Yet even though he was chosen, he still had to work, especially in prayer.

APOLOGIES – WE ARE EXPERIENCING STREAMING ISSUES TODAY. This week Elder Martin delivers a message titled ‘Lord I believe, help me in my unbelief’. Last Sunday Elder Keith laid a solid foundation, exposing the heart’s futility in matching God’s perfect

We are all fellow servants to God and each other with the ultimate aim of building the kingdom of God, waiting for the return of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Pastor David shares a simple and compelling gospel message rooted in Psalm 16:11 and Hebrews 2:14. There is only one path that leads to true life, everlasting joy, and the eternal presence of God, and that path is through Jesus

True faith does not come from constantly receiving what we ask from God. Instead, it grows from trusting God’s character. The story of Jehoshaphat highlights the extraordinary victory that results from seeking the Lord in our times of trouble.