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Happy Easter everyone. Today we conclude our series in Mark with the final chapter - the most dramatic chapter - the resurrection of Jesus. Why is this important? Join us today as we conclude our series in Mark and celebrate the risen Jesus. Passage: Mark 16:1-8

In a world and society where rejection is so common, today on Good Friday we walk through Mark 15 and see the rejection that Jesus went through to provide salvation. Passage: Mark 15

Join us today as we delve into Mark 14 and the importance of the truth that Jesus is our ultimate sacrificial lamb. Passage: Mark 14

Are you ready for the end? It's not really something that we think about a lot. But why not? Should this not be of concern for us? Should we not be at least interested about what the end of the world looks like and what it means for us? Jesus addresses this in Mark 13. Join us to see what Jesus has to say about the end. God bless. Passage: Mark 13

As we continue our series in the Gospel of Mark, we ask ourselves the question - how do we go to God? In today's passage, we see a clear comparison between two groups of people in their quest to go to God. Maybe this is a question that you have asked yourself. Join us as we unpack it together through Mark 10. God bless. Passage: Mark 10:13-32

Jesus says, "Don’t be afraid, just believe". Through the story of Jairus and the bleeding woman in the Mark 5, let us explore into what Jesus means by that. Passage: Mark 5:21-43

Jesus calls everyone to follow him and be his disciples. However, is there a cost and if there is what is it? And is it worth it? Join us today as we continue in our Mark series and we discover by denying ourselves and taking up our cross, we can follow Jesus Christ... and it is definitely worth it. Passage: Mark 8:34-38

Through the story of Jesus and Levi, we see the heart of Jesus, a friend of sinners. And through this, we see that the invitation to follow Jesus is extended to all. Will you accept his invitation today? Passage: Mark 2:13-17

Join us today as we start our new series in the Gospel of Mark. Straight from the beginning we're introduced to the good news of Jesus the Messiah, today in Mark chapter 1, we answer two questions; who is Jesus and why did Jesus come. Passage: Mark 1:1-15

As we conclude our 'Belong' series, we finish with an important idea of hospitality. What does it mean to open up our homes and how does that affect our hearts? Why is hospitality so important in our belonging? Join us as we finish our series 'Belong'. Passage: Hebrews 13:2

Sometimes we can underestimate a story, and yet stories are one of the most powerful elements of communication. To witness is to tell a story that you have seen and experienced. Jesus calls us to be his witnesses to the ends of the earth. What does it mean to be a story-teller for Jesus? Join us as we continue our series 'Belong'. God bless. Passage: Acts 1:7-8

Even from a young age, we are taught that sharing is important. Why? Because it's where relationships and friendships are born. When we are sharing with each other, that's where we can show, give and receive love. As we continue this series titled 'Belong', what does it mean to be a sharing community in this day and age where we are taught to fight for ourselves? Join us as we learn the importance...

One of the deepest human desires is to belong. Research has shown that what we desire is acceptance into unconditional love and a place to belong. In Christ, we can find true belonging. To belong is to fully be known and fully be loved at the same time. Join us as we continue on in the series, 'Belong'. God bless. Passage: Luke 19:1-10

Happy new year. Our prayer is that in 2024, you would draw near to God as He draws near to you. One of the greatest mistakes we can make in our Christian faith is that we can make our faith about what we can do for God - when God desires for us to come to Him. So as we begin 2024, join us as we take some time to come to him first. God bless. Passage: Mark 1:17

As we wrap up 2023, have you taken a moment to reflect on what kind of year it has been? For many of us, the year has been filled not with numbers but with moments and decisions that created these moments. Out of all the decisions you made this year, what was the most significant? Can I put it to you today that the most important decision that you have had to make is - will I follow God today? Joi...

Merry Christmas everyone, from our family to yours. Sometimes when we get to Christmas we are reminded of the Christmas story, the birth of Jesus, a bunch of animals, angels, and some wise men. But when was the last time you celebrated Christmas? When was the last time the story of Christmas was so overwhelming that it made you rethink what life was about? Join us as we not only remind ourselves a...

Join us today as we delve into the final Advent theme of love. Scripture teaches us that God's love for us is uncaused, unending, and unchanging. What better way to celebrate Christmas than to be reminded of God's amazing love. Passage: 1 John 4:7-11

Joy to the world, the Lord has come. As we continue to move towards Christmas, we take time to celebrate the joy that Jesus brings into the world. But as we head into Christmas, do we really feel this joy? Is it something that we look forward to? Join us as we take time to remind ourselves of the joy that Jesus brings. God bless. Passage: Luke 1:46-55

In our second week of the Advent Season, we explore the topic of peace as we look to answer these questions: 1. What is Biblical peace and how does the birth of Jesus fit in? 2. How do we obtain the peace of God that the Bible talks about? Peace has been lost in our world, but that’s not the end. There is hope. Passage: Isaiah 9:6, Philippians 4:4-7

Today we conclude our series, 'People of Faith' by looking at the most unlikely hero of faith: children. Children were considered the bottom of society and yet Jesus welcomes them with open arms and says that we need to be like them. What does it mean to have childlike faith? Join us today as we unpack faith in its most simplest form. God bless. Passage: Luke 1:26-38

To be on mission is to be aligned with God’s will and what God is doing in his world. Our unity mirrors the life and reality of our Triune God to those around us - this is our mission! Passage: Mark 10:13-16

Today we conclude our series, 'People of Faith' by looking at the most unlikely hero of faith: children. Children were considered the bottom of society and yet Jesus welcomes them with open arms and says that we need to be like them. What does it mean to have childlike faith? Join us today as we unpack faith in its most simplest form. God bless. Passage: Mark 10:13-16

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