Jesus teaches us to pray, daily, "forgive us...as we forgive..." He tells us this because He loves us and because such an approach to relati

Let’s endeavour to keep our relationship with the Father healthy through the daily washing of forgiveness.

Anyone who receives Jesus, not only has the debts removed, they are also credited with Jesus’ righteousness.

When we ask the Father “Forgive us our debts…” we are doing so on the understanding that Jesus has paid our debt on our behalf.

Gratitude beats anxiety! Therefore, every day in everything, pray and give thanks!

Here's Sunday's message if you missed our broadcast on Sunday (For the foreseeable future, we be running our Sunday morning services...

This week we have come to the phrase, ‘Give us today our daily bread’.

Too many of us see ourselves as church attenders rather than leaders whom God has commissioned to make disciples. We put our own ‘glass ceil

Today, we continue to consider what it means to pray “Your will be done…” In the Great Commission Jesus' will is that we to get baptised !

Jesus’ last words on earth are very important, as are anyone’s last words. These are a summary of God’s will for all of us.

I guess you may be wondering why we have not stopped this teaching series in order to talk about the Coronavirus. My answer is that...

This prayer makes it clear that God has a will and He wants us to know it, and be able to carry out the aspects that involve us.

Let’s not just wait for things to change or presume that God will do His thing regardless of us. No! Jesus is teaching us to pray for the...

As citizens of the heavenly Kingdom, we are God’s ambassadors, sent into the world (2 Corinthians 5:20) to help people to see and enter the

The Kingdom has come but it will only be fully here when Jesus comes again and ‘crushes Satan’s head’. This side of that hope, we only see i

It's vital that we hold on the the truth that the Kingdom of God can only advance as people receive the King in order to enter the Kingdom!

This week we are considering the Kingdom of God. Jesus’ core message was about the Kingdom. His first sermon was, “Repent for the Kingdom...

We must learn to worship. We must learn the skills, vocabulary and learn to express ourselves openly.

Evangelism springs from worship. Love for God spurs us on to speak and serve the world.

“Hallowed be your name”, can also be a prayer that the Father would be treated as holy in, and seen as holy through His Church