Today we continue our series in prayer, considering two big challenges with prayer. Our Bible reading today is Matthew 7:7-12.

Today our series in prayer continues, with a focus on What we should pray, following the model of the Lord’s Prayer. The Bible reading today is Matthew 6:5-15.

Today we continue our series on Prayer, considering How we should pray to God, as guided by Jesus. The Bible reading today is Luke 18:1-14.

Today we begin our new series on Prayer: God Hears Us. The message today considers the idea of Prayer as the Privilege of Communicating with God.The Bible reading today is 1 Samuel 1:6-17.

17 August 2025 Titus 3:1–15 highlights the call for Christians to live with humility, kindness, and good works in light of God’s mercy and salvation. Paul reminds the church that we are saved not by our own righteousness but by God’s grace through the renewal of the Holy Spirit, equipping us to devote ourselves to […]

10 August 2025 Titus 2:1–15 calls believers to live lives shaped by sound teaching, godly character, and the grace of God revealed in Christ. This passage reminds us that every generation in the church has a role in reflecting the gospel through words and actions, pointing the world to the hope of salvation.

3 August 2025 In this sermon on Titus 1:10–16, we explore Paul’s urgent warning against false teaching and the call for Christians to stand firm in sound doctrine. Discover how discernment, godly leadership, and faithfulness to the gospel protect the church and strengthen our walk with Christ.

Today we begin a new series in the book of Titus, called Godly People in a Godless Culture. The Bible reading today is Titus 1:1-9.

20 July 2025 Closing out out sermon series on Romans with verses 16:1–27, Pastor Paul shares the apostle Paul’s personal greetings to fellow believers, commendations for faithful service, and a closing doxology, reflecting the unity and love within the body of Christ.

13 July 2025 Pastor Paul brings us this sermon on Romans 15:14–33, which highlights Paul’s ministry to the Gentiles, his travel plans, and his request for prayer, showing his dedication to spreading the gospel and serving the church.