We are called to live intentionally knowing that, as Christ’s handiwork we are created to have an impact in our communities.
As we reflect on God’s majesty in the miracles he blessed us with in the year 2019, we look forward to the new decade of impact in our faith journey in Christ?
For those who follow Christ, Christmas is about celebrating the ultimate gift – the birth of our saviour. This season we give glory to God for the peace He blesses us with through the birth of his son. This peace is available to all.
Three members of our congregation shared today on what they’ve been learning from the series of sermons on Grace, Mercy and Forgiveness.
Nothing is wasted with God. No matter what you have done or been through. God says «I AM NOT DONE WITH YOU». King David’s story and his deep desire to fall into the merciful hands of God.
Beyond the unlimited grace, mercy, and forgiveness that God promises, there is sometimes the false hope that occurs when we misunderstand these great gifts.
Is global warming a political issue or a spiritual one? What does the Bible say about environment and what should we as Christian do to take care of our planet?
Grace is sometimes an elusive concept, but it is the salvation on which we solidify our Christian faith in the salvation that is Jesus Christ’s. This week’s message taught is that grace is unmerited and given to us “because of God’s great love for us”.
What is Grace? And why is Grace the key message of Christianity? We are opening a series of sermons on Grace and Mercy.
We don’t attend the church. We are the Church! This last sermon in The Church series talked about importance of becoming a body of Christ and a family of believers in a true meaning of this word.