Theme: As Christians we are called to suffer according to God’s Will Points: 1. Rejoicing in Suffering 2. Suffering for the right reason

This is our final sermon in our TULIP series. P stands for ‘Perseverance of the Saints.’ This point addresses our eternal security. Many professing Christians end up turning away from Jesus. This leaves us asking the question: must man persevere in faith or is is God the One who preserves us?? In Philippians we read […]

We live in a world where God’s will isn’t done in so many areas of life. We also need to pray this for ourselves, our families and our church community.

Jesus flight to Egypt indicates how the forces of evil are determined to strike at the Messiah, the one who is the seed of the woman who will crush the head of Satan. Already from birth, Jesus life is in danger and ultimately Satan will see Jesus’ crucified and yet it is only a pyrrhic […]

In this chapter, Luke brings out the comparison between Peter and the church with Herod. We see the seemingly powerless church meet divine rescue. To all intents and purposes, the church is powerless in comparison to the might and power of Herod. Yet the church is mighty through prayer. Herod we find to be powerless […]

So often as Christians we determine direction from God or are informed about God from what is visible. This is what Gideon does as he puts out his fleece. Is this something that we as Christians should do today? Is it a legitimate way to seek Gods guidance?

This passage presents to us a left-handed man, Ehud, who was the 2nd Judge of Israel after Othniel.  The story is really the story of an unexpected leader by unexpected means.  We are reminded that God chooses whomever he wills and he can use anyone for his purposes, including us.  We see God’s choice and […]