Messages
Topic
- A new beginning with God
- Abide and Abode
- Are You Ready?
- Assembling Together
- Bible Heroes: Esther
- Bible Heroes: Miriam
- Celebrations: Passover
- Christmas Day Service 2023
- Counterfeit Spiritual Powers
- David's Vision: The Temple
- God's Love
- God's Omnipotence
- God's Promises for the Latter Days
- Good Friday Easter Service 2024
- Israel God's Treasure
- Knowledge Understanding and Wisdom
- Matthew 6
- Passover
- Pharaoh vs The 12 Tribes of Israel
- Praying Fasting and Giving
- Renewing The Mind
- Standing on the Promises
- The Greatness of God's Creation
- The Persistent Friend
- The Power of Words
- The Prodigal Son
- The Sower and the Soils
- Watch While We Wait
- What is the purpose of life?
Knowledge, Understanding and Wisdom: A Biblical Perspective
Knowledge, Understanding and Wisdom: A Biblical Persective
Discover the biblical hierarchy of learning—knowledge, understanding, and wisdom—and how godly wisdom differs from worldly wisdom. Learn how Scripture guides us in seeking wisdom through prayer, reflection, and a deeper relationship with God. Explore how wisdom is connected to God’s promises for immortal life and reflect on how we can pursue these promises in our own lives.
What is the purpose of life?
The Purpose of Life: A Biblical Perspective
In today’s fast-paced world, many grapple with the question: Do we work to live, or do we live to work? This question, though practical, has profound spiritual implications. In our recent service, we explored what Scripture teaches about the balance between work, faith, and purpose.
The Bible reminds us that while work is necessary for daily life, our ultimate focus should be on storing treasures in heaven rather than being consumed by worldly pursuits (Matthew 6:19-20). Our faith should manifest in good works—not as a means of salvation, but as a reflection of our obedience and love for God (James 2:14-17). As believers, we are called to impact others through kindness, fulfill the Great Commission, and glorify God through our actions.
Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 summarises the heart of this message: “Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.” True fulfilment comes not from material gain but from living in accordance with God’s will.
If you missed the service, we invite you to reflect on this powerful message and consider how faith and works shape your life.
A New Beginning With God
The start of a new year provides a fresh opportunity to reconnect with God and His plan for your life. This message provides practical reflections and actions you can take to refresh your relationship with God for the new year. We also consider the greatest new beginning ahead of us, a new heaven and a new earth that God will create. Learn of the significance of this new creation and what it can mean for you in sharing God’s glory.
Celebrations: Passover
Understand the significance of Passover as we consider four different Passover events in the Bible. Learn more about this special event and how it fits into God’s master plan.
David’s Vision: Lessons from the Temple
In this uplifting message from 1 Chronicles 28-29, we delve into David’s vision for the Temple and the guidance he gave to Solomon. Reflect on the significance of the Temple as a representation of our bodies as God's holy dwelling and be encouraged to pursue a deeper relationship with God, serve with purpose, and embrace a spirit of generosity.
‘Jew and Greek’: Different by Design
'Jew and Greek': Different by Design.
This service explores the context of Romans 10:12 and Galatians 3:28, shedding light on what 'Jew and Greek' have in common and where they differ.