Discover how the “third day” in Scripture points to God’s ultimate rescue and eternal abundance. From water turned to wine in Cana to the resurrection of Jesus, this message inspires hope, endurance, and joy, reminding us that the best is yet to come—eternity with Him.
The cross, once a symbol of terror, is now our freedom. It reveals the depth of our sin and the magnitude of God’s love. Treasuring the cross means dying to self daily, boasting only in Christ. We don’t move on from the cross—we go deeper into it, letting it shape everything.
What are you hoping for? In “Treasuring Hope,” we’re reminded that true hope isn’t wishful thinking—it’s a firm, soul-anchoring trust in God’s promises. Whether you’re walking through difficulty or joy, hope rooted in Christ transforms how we live today and gives us strength for tomorrow.
We live in a world that tells us to stay strong, hide the cracks, and keep it all together. But the Gospel tells a different story. Vulnerability—the willingness to be seen, to be honest, to be open—is not a weakness to overcome; it’s a gateway. It’s how we draw closer to God, and how we…
A special worship service led by our vibrant Singles Ministry! Our Young Professionals and Singles Ministry shared their gifts and testimonies with the congregation.
We are honouring our high school and university graduates during the service as they reach this important milestone. Come support and encourage our young achievers as we pray for their next chapter and celebrate their hard work and dedication.
What comes to mind when you hear the word father? For some, it evokes love, strength, and protection. For others, it may stir memories of absence, pain, or longing. No matter your earthly experience, the Bible invites us to see God as the model of a good Father—faithful, present, generous, and loving.
Have you ever felt like God was silent? Like your prayers echoed into nothingness? God is not silent. He is working. He is speaking. He is saving.
When the exiles returned from Babylon, they rebuilt the temple before they rebuilt the city wall. It seems illogical—wouldn’t security come first? But this bold act of faith speaks volumes: they put worship before safety. Faith before fortress.
We’re exploring explore what it really means to live by the Spirit. This isn’t about trying harder—it’s about letting the Holy Spirit transform us from the inside out.
