Messages

This weekend we come to the end of our Happy People series. P. Ed shares a message with us about worrying, and how our tendency to worry (or not!) is a reflection of our relationship with our Heavenly Father.

Happy people understand that life is an ongoing learning process. They accept that we all struggle with different weaknesses, and everyone has the potential to change to become better.

The meaning of being a mother today is virtually endless. Our mothers are our friend, comforter, protector, and countless other important roles in our lives. Let's celebrate our mums together as P. Ed shares a message with us about how we can love and honour our mothers as Jesus did.

Happy people practice forgiveness and has the ability to see people past their behaviour, and know it has nothing to do with them personally but everything to do with that person’s journey in life. They do not take on responsibility for others behaviours or for setting them right but move on to create more happiness in their own lives through the pursuit of their purpose.

Happy people use positive language much more than negative language. They smile and people like being around them because of their positive energy.

Happy people value, and invest in, close relationships with others, in particular, those in which sharing and caring are reciprocated.

Happy people appear to be aware of, and thankful for, the good things they have and that happen to them. They take time to express gratitude and thanks.

What are you most afraid of? What are you not afraid of? We are born to be courageous. We are to have the courage to do the right things in life

Who are you living for? What are your values and goals in life? Living for Jesus and following His ways will guarantee you a fulfilled life.

What image do you have of Jesus? What do you say of Him? Who is He to You?

We all long to belong to a family, to be chosen and loved. Jesus chooses us to be in His family. Whoever is willing, has faith, and believes becomes a member of this new family. You just have to say yes.

Jesus is the world’s greatest wonder. He can be the greatest wonder in your life too!

Have you ever had something your heart hoped for get delayed? Our greatest hope is Jesus because He can meet all our needs.

Jesus is calling and asking, “What do you want me to do for you?” He is reaching out to you because He loves you.

Have you given someone or some people permission to speak into your life and correct you when you are wrong? We all need people in our lives who know us so well that when we stray off course they can tell us the truth in love about ourselves.

Have you ever been discouraged? Most of us do struggle with discouragement on a regular basis. For this reason, you need others to encourage you from time to time.

When you are facing a difficult life decision, do you make it on your own or do you seek godly counsel from those who can help point you in the right direction? We need people who can advise us at critical junctures in our lives.

Who do you turn to when you are weak to walk? In times like these, you need others to carry you.

One of the main reasons why you need to be in a community of people is for people to offer up prayers on your behalf. Could it be that some of your prayers are not being answered because you have not invited others to pray for you?

What is more precious than gold but cannot be bought, earned, or saved? Time. 2021 is our divine, decisive and determined time to do good works to bless our city and glorify our Heavenly Father. This is the will of God!

There will be many highlights of what had happened in 2020. But a more important question is not what happened in 2020 but how are we responding to what happened! It’s time to leave the past and live in the present.

How did people celebrate or observe the first Christmas? Many wondered but Mary worshipped. The birth of Jesus caught their attention but Mary gave her affection to the Saviour. Many were impressed by the event but Mary was impacted by the person of Christ. Mary treasured up and pondered in her heart because she saw that God is mighty and holy. Our response this Christmas is to believe and receive...

No matter what your impossibilities are, Christmas is a reminder that God can do the impossible for you. It’s a sign of hope to mankind that we are not left alone to deal with our challenges. The Father has sent Jesus to help us and to do the impossible for us. But we must exercise faith in preferring to receive our miracles!

God has a habit of interrupting, and the one person who had the biggest interruption in her life, the one who God used to fulfil His grand purpose for mankind though the birth of Jesus is Mary. She had found favour with God and was blessed. Likewise, we have found favour with God. How will we respond to and steward God’s favour?