The Message with NJ

In the second message we understand how to overcome mediocrity through Christ.

In the third message in the series, The Standards of Christ, we unpack how to pursue excellence in Christian living.

In this fourth message, we delve into the standards Christ set for us in holiness and righteousness.

We will understand seeking Outstanding performance in Christ as we conclude this sermon series.

In this episode, we begin a series titled “The Dead Know Nothing Where They Are.” Over the next five messages, we will explore what the Bible teaches about death, the afterlife, and the dangers of practices like divination and necromancy. Our series is anchored in Ecclesiastes 9:5, which says, “For the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing; they have no further reward and even...

In the previous message, we laid the foundation for our series by understanding the biblical perspective on death and the afterlife. In this message, we move forward to discuss a critical issue: the dangers of divination and necromancy. These practices have been prevalent throughout history and even today, some people seek to communicate with the dead or gain knowledge through supernatural means....

Today, we continue our series “The Dead Know Nothing Where They Are” by addressing a topic that is significant in many cultures: ancestral veneration. Many people honor their ancestors in various ways, believing it brings blessings or maintains harmony within the family. However, we must distinguish between cultural practices and what the Bible teaches. We will explore the biblical view on ancestr...

We have journeyed through understanding the biblical perspective on death and the afterlife, the dangers of divination and necromancy, and the differences between ancestral veneration and honoring the saints. In this message, we delve into a vital topic: the role of the Holy Spirit versus the use of spirit mediums. In our world, many seek guidance and comfort from sources outside of God, including...

In this messagfe, we conclude our series “The Dead Know Nothing Where They Are” with a focus on living in light of the resurrection. We’ve discussed the biblical perspective on death, the dangers of divination, the difference between ancestral veneration and honouring saints, and the role of the Holy Spirit. Now, we turn our attention to the hope and assurance provided by the resurrection and how...

In this sermon series, we will be looking at the heroes and heroines of faith in the bible. In this sermon, we will be learning from the story of Noah.

In the second sermon in the series, we explore the story of David.

In this sermon in the series, we will explore the courageous story of Esther.

In this sermon, we delve into the persistence story of Jacob.

In this sermon, learn from the transformation and faith of St Paul.

In this sermon, we delve into the story of the wisdom of Solomon.

In this sermon, where we conclude the series, "Heroes of Faith", we learn from the story of Job.

The third message in our series: It's Not Black Magic It's Your Character - You Are Lazy: Overcome Laziness

The fourth message in the series is "It's Not Black Magic - It's Your Character: You Love Your Addictions.

The fifth message in the series - It's Not Black Magic It's Your Character where we talk about how we can love our sins.

The final message in the series "It's Not Black Magic - It's Your Character: Embracing Change Through Repentance"

Today, we begin a new sermon series titled “When The Wicked Prosper.” This series will delve into the challenging and sometimes perplexing reality we observe: why do those who seem to do wrong often appear to thrive? Our guiding scripture for this series is Psalm 37, a powerful passage that speaks directly to this issue. Today, we’ll focus on verses 1 and 2, understanding what it means for the wic...

Welcome back to our sermon series “When The Wicked Prosper.” In the previous message, we explored the unsettling reality of witnessing the apparent success of those who do wrong. We learned from Psalm 37:1-2 not to fret or be envious because their prosperity is fleeting. In this message, we turn to Psalm 37:3-4 to deepen our understanding of how to trust in God’s timing and delight in His ways.

We’re now in the third part of our series “When The Wicked Prosper.” In our previous sermons, we explored why we shouldn’t fret over the apparent success of the wicked and how to trust in God’s timing. Today, we focus on Psalm 37:5-9, highlighting the promise of inheritance for those who commit their ways to the Lord.

Welcome back to our sermon series “When The Wicked Prosper.” We’ve journeyed through understanding why we shouldn’t fret over the success of the wicked, the importance of trusting in God’s timing, and the promise of inheritance for those who commit their ways to the Lord. Today, we will delve into Psalm 37:10-15, focusing on the fate of the wicked and reinforcing the certainty of God’s justice.

Today, we conclude our sermon series “When The Wicked Prosper.” Over the past few weeks, we’ve explored the reality of seeing the wicked prosper and how we, as believers, should respond. We’ve learned not to fret, to trust in God’s timing, to hold on to the promise of inheritance, and to be assured of the fate of the wicked. Today, we’ll focus on Psalm 37:16-24, emphasizing how to live righteously...