Ebenezer Family Church

We all have things that we wrestle with from the Word. Homosexuality, prosperity, sexism etc. The god of this world has blinded our vision and we tamper with God's Word to suit our own ways. Let's remember to let the light of God's Word shine as He intended.

The story of Hagar and Ishmael teaches us some great lessons about the Sovereignty of God and the weakness of people. Join us for some more life lessons today!

We make many plans, but God's purposes always prevail. When we start to trust in God's sovereignty, we experience such great peace because we know that He is in control!

Today, we look at the story of Sodom and Gomorrah. The sins of Sodom are indicative of depraved minds given over by God to do what ought not to be done - sexual perversion, arrogance, pride, unconcern for the poor. Let's learn some lessons!

Let's talk a bit about the context of head coverings. Is Paul being sexist? Or is the actual message of the passage in Corinthians one of honouring God and His Gospel?

Today, we see three visitors visiting Father Abraham in Genesis 18. How he responds to them teaches us what it means to be a friend of God.

Jesus calls us the salt of the earth and lights of the world. Salt is inward and light is outward. Let's make sure to keep our salt salty and our light shining bright!

Today we look at some important lessons in faith from Abram (Abraham). What kind of faith did father Abraham have and how did it all work out? Let's see how God works in us through faith!

Jesus was not blinded by success or obeyed the desires of people. He kept to God's will through and through. Let's keep to God's will in our lives too!

Let's look at some lessons we can learn from the Tower of Babel. Without God, our plans are futile. Without God, heaven is nothing. And we can do nothing by any unless, except for the name of Jesus!

The Levites had very specific duties to care for the Tabernacle. Our hearts are the new temples of the Holy Spirit. Do we have Levites looking after our own hearts?

The flood of God's judgement is coming. Jesus is the Door to the ark of God, but once the door is shut, it is shut! Let's make sure we're safely inside His ark, because the time is near! 

King Josiah gives us a wonderful example of true leadership. Where do we need to be leaders in our lives? It's time to remove all distractions and junk that we place before God!

In today's Bible narrative we look at the first offspring of Adam and Eve. Join us for more lessons as we work through the lives of Cain and Abel!

Some more encouragement as we pray. Psalm 138 has some great truths that we can apply to refocus our vision and keep God at the center of it all!

Let's look at some lessons we can learn from the most tragic event in history, the Fall, and see how we can be prepared to fight sin today.

God's Word has authority. Let us continue to use His Word in all that we do and where we have neglected it, let's return to the power of the Word!

We begin our series on the Bible stories! Today, we look at creation and how everything else is built on the foundational "In the beginning, God created". Let's remember how it all started and Who started it!

God wants our faith. There is no "good" meter that needs to be filled before He hears us. He wants us as we are with pure faith.

We look at the last of the minor prophets today. Take heed of God's Word - it is by no means outdated!

Pray is special thing. When we pray, we submit ourselves to God. Let's make a habit of praying without ceasing!

Where we spend too much time focussing on the bad things we do, or worrying about what's happening around us, let's get into the habit of making prayer a lifestyle. Let's rather trust in Jesus completely in every situation!

Just as Moses and Aaron worked together in speaking to Pharaoh, so do we have a special working role in God's Kingdom. Let's make sure we're where He wants us to be and doing the best we can for Him!

God provides a place of safety in which we can dwell. We can rest in His perfect peace knowing that He hears our prayers.

Whenever the task seems too difficult and the opposition is too great, remember that God says not by might nor by power, but by His Spirit! In Zechariah we read about the troubles the returning exiled Jews faced in rebuilding the temple, but their focus was upward - not inward or what was happening around them - but on God!