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In this Palm Sunday message, Ali Mahmoud explores Revelation 19:11–21 and several other passages, highlighting the contrast between Jesus entering Jerusalem meek and mild on a donkey, and His future return on a white horse to judge and make war. A powerful reminder of God’s greatness and Christ’s ultimate victory.

This Good Friday, in line with our Revelation series, we reflect on the powerful sacrifice of Jesus, who defeated death and sin.

This Sunday, Erhan D'Silva continued our Revelation series with a message from chapters 15 and 16, unpacking the sobering imagery of the seven bowls and what they reveal about God’s justice, holiness, and ultimate plan for redemption.

As we continue exploring Revelation, we’re focusing on the ongoing conflict between the world and Jesus’ Church. In Revelation 12 and 13, John reveals the spiritual forces behind persecution, the rise of worldly powers against the Church, and the endurance required of believers. These chapters give a deeper understanding of the battle at hand while assuring us of God’s ultimate victory.

Continuing from last week’s sermon on the seven trumpets and their impact on the unbelieving world, Pastor Chad explored a question: If judgment does not lead people to repentance, then what will? In Revelation 10 and 11, we explore one key element of the answer.

This Sunday, in our Revelation series, Pastor Chad focused on Revelation 8 and The Seven Trumpets, emphasizing how this chapter highlights God's judgment on the unbelieving world. He challenged the church to feel the urgency of sharing the gospel.

This Sunday, as we continued VII: A Study in the Book of Revelation, Pastor Chad explored Revelation 6, unpacking the meaning of the Seven Seals and the unfolding judgments they bring. Yet, amidst the weight of these events, he pointed us to the hope found in Revelation 7—a powerful reminder of God’s mercy and ultimate redemption.

This Sunday we celebrated our end of fast with a Super Sunday Service! It was a time of testimonies, prayer, and extended worship. Throughout the service, Pastor Chad shared two shorter messages. He also introduced our new sermon series, VII: The Study of the Book of Revelation – Prologue, which will continue for the next 13 weeks. Revelation 1:1-20

In the continuation of the Down to Earth Christmas series, Pastor Chad spoke on 'To Be Great, You Must Serve' from Mark 10:35-45. As followers of Christ, we are called to seek God's glory in all we do, reflecting Jesus' example by humbly serving others.

Pastor Chad began the four-part Christmas series titled 'Down to Earth', which focuses on four significant events in Jesus’ life. This Sunday’s sermon, the first in the series, centred on Jesus washing the disciples’ feet and how we are called to serve others in the same way. John 13:1-16

This Sunday, Pastor Chad preached his final sermon in the Joshua series. In it, Chad examined the final two speeches of Joshua from chapters 23 and 24, and how we as Christians are called to walk by faith and not by sight.

In the next message of the Joshua series, Pastor Chad shared from Joshua 7, highlighting how hidden personal sin can harm the entire church community and emphasizing the importance of accountability and repentance.

As we continue in the Joshua series, Pastor Chad’s message focused on the fall of Jericho in chapter 6, emphasizing how obedience to God serves as the foundation of our faith.

In today’s message, we examine how God calls us to consistency between our private and public lives. We draw on the example of Moses, who needed a heart of obedience in his personal life to lead God’s people faithfully in public. When these areas of our lives are in harmony, we create a foundation of strength that helps guard us against spiritual attacks. This consistency is essential for all beli...

On Sunday, we continued the Joshua series with a sermon titled, 'The Lord Will Do Wonders Among You,' and explored how God calls us to prepare before experiencing His wonders. Joshua 3 emphasizes the need to consecrate ourselves, setting our hearts apart and purifying our lives, so we are ready to be used by God for His purposes. Joshua 3:1-17 ESV

In this week's continuation of the Joshua series, Pastor Chad’s sermon, titled ‘The Reach of God's Mercy’, explored the story of Rahab and the spies from Joshua 2. He highlighted how the theme of salvation is woven throughout the account.

In Pastor Chad's sermon 'Go Forward in Faith,' he explores Joshua 1:10-18, highlighting how Joshua, as a leader of God's people, guided them through the temptation to remain in the comfort of "what is" when faced with challenges. This message encourages us to rely on God's strength and step forward in faith, knowing He will guide us through every challenge and change.

Pastor Chad continues the Joshua series, urging us to be strong and courageous, and emphasizes that true strength and courage are only possible when Christ is the foundation of our lives. Joshua 1:6-9

In the second sermon of the ‘Joshua: A People for God’s Purpose’ series, Pastor Chad examines God’s call of Joshua to lead the Jewish nation. He highlights the promise that God will not leave nor forsake us, as it applies to both Joshua and to us. Numbers 27:18-23 and Joshua 1:1-5 ESV

In the new series, ‘Joshua: People of God’s Purpose’, the aim is to deepen our trust in God and His promises, while learning to obey His commands wholeheartedly. As we explore the book of Joshua, we'll grow in understanding how our lives align with God’s greater purposes. Joshua 1:1-5, Joshua 5:13-15, Joshua 24:29-33

In the final message of the summer series, 'A Humble People and Their Willing God,' Pastor Chad reminded us that if you are a child of God, His presence is with you always. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 7:16, he highlighted how this profound truth can often be forgotten in the busyness of everyday life.

Guest speaker Erhan D'Silva continued the sermon series "A Humble People and Their Willing God" with a message titled "The Lord Will Set Apart." He explored 2 Chronicles 7:16, unpacking the significance of being chosen and consecrated by God.

Guest speaker Ali Mahmoud continues the series "A Humble People and Their Willing God" by examining the Lord’s attentiveness as seen in 2 Chronicles 7:14-15. He unpacks God’s promise to hear our prayers, emphasizing the importance of praying without ceasing. Ali also explores the barriers that often prevent people from praying and provides insights on how to develop a more consistent and meaningfu...

Today, Pastor Chad, delved into God’s promise to “heal their land” from 2 Chronicles 7:14, how it is interpreted, and how it applies to us in this present time.