At the time of Christ’s birth there was an old widow hanging around the temple day after day. Anna, a devoted follower of God, had God as the centre of her life and the Lord blessed her to be able to meet Mary and Joseph and the newborn Messiah. Is God at the centre of … [Read more…]
Sunday morning sermon, June 4, 2017, “Priscilla and Aquila: Taking Risks to Advance the Gospel” Acts 18:1-3
Sunday morning sermon, May 28, 2017, “Gaius: Faithful to the Missionaries” 3 John 1-8
Fresh Oil June 2017 “This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you Shall meditate in it day and night, that you may observe to do According to all that is written in it. For then you will make your Way prosperous, and then you will have good success.”
June Calendar 2017
No, this is not a slogan advertising a special offering challenge. This is a reference to a dynamic marriage duo, Priscilla and Aquila, who assisted the apostle Paul in his work of planting churches during the New Testament time. They were tireless in their efforts and proved to be a great help in the furtherance … [Read more…]
In the early church landscape the practice of travelling missionaries was common. A certain church leader, Gaius, had a reputation for being a big help to these itinerant ministers of the gospel. What can we learn from his example that will help us today as we reach out to those ministering in foreign lands? Join … [Read more…]
Sunday morning sermon, May 14, 2017, “Lydia: A Worshiper of God” Acts 16:11-15
Sunday morning sermon, May 21, 2017, “Epaphras: Servant of Christ and Man of Prayer” Colossians 1:7-8; 4:12-13
What does it mean to truly be a “servant of Christ” these days? Is it a term we just throw around if we are someone who goes to church, or who believes in God? To be a servant (or slave) to someone means that our rights belong to that one whom we serve. If that … [Read more…]