John 8:32
What’s your main mission in life? If you could achieve just one thing, what would it be? In Acts 16:1-15, we observe Paul and his team set out on an important mission, remaining firm in the gospel but flexible in their practice. Find out how God can work through you in similar ways, as we follow their example.
What kind of conflict is worth having in church—and what kind isn’t? Can God still be at work when godly people strongly disagree? In Acts 15, the early church faces two very different conflicts. One protects gospel grace. One exposes human weakness. Yet through both, Jesus continues to build his church.
What does it truly mean to be saved? Is faith in Jesus enough, or is something more required? In Acts 15:1-21, the early church grapples with these very questions as the Gospel of grace faces a powerful challenge. Learn how they navigated deep theological divides, upheld unity, and affirmed radical inclusion for all believers.
Acts 14 shows us how the gospel moves forward—even through opposition, misunderstanding, and hardship. This sermon looks at how the gospel divides, liberates, and strengthens, and how God is at work forming resilient disciples through it all.
If someone asked you what Christianity is all about, how would you answer? In Acts 13:13–52, we hear Paul’s first recorded sermon. He doesn’t start with rules or religion—but with God’s promises fulfilled in Jesus. This passage reveals the heart of the Christian message: Jesus is the promised Saviour.
Throughout history, people have sought guidance from various sources, including the spiritual realm. For Christians, seeking guidance from God is essential, but what does that look like? Acts 13:1-12 gives us a helpful example of how the Holy Spirit leads Jesus' followers to continue His mission, providing opportunities to share the gospel.
Psalm 77 shows that believers face times when God feels distant and help seems delayed. The psalmist honestly describes his distress but also models a way forward: remembering God’s mighty works of salvation. It teaches us today how to follow Christ even when his footprints are hidden.
Death casts its dark shadow over the whole of our lives, threatening to rob us of all joy and meaning. What hope is there in the face of death? When Jesus declares, “I am the resurrection and the life,” he reveals that victory over death is found in him alone.
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