Audio Messages

In this message we take some time to understand, who is this Jesus that we serve and follow. We take a trip covering thousands of years and a lot of scripture looking at the life and legacy of Jesus Christ throughout the New Testament and Old Testament.

In this message we explore 7 points of God's Sovereignty, what it means in our own lives.

In this message we look at Elijah and how he demonstrates unwavering faith and obedience to God's instructions and boldness in challenging the prohpets of Baal, and how we can apply this in our own lives.

We all go through storms in our life, but keeping our focus on Jesus though these storms can help us navigate through the fears and doubts that comes with those storms.

In this message, guest speaker Dr. Andre Delport talks about how for many Christians our lights have gone out. As a church we are the body of Christ, and as a body, we need each other and if we are alone in our faith then our lights will dim.

God’s acceptance of us is different from God’s approval of our actions. God chooses to accept us as His children while he still allows the consequences of our sinful behavior.

Everyday distractions can often cause us to miss the call from Jesus. In this message Jason invites us to ask ourselves who or what are we accepting calls from, or allowing our hearts to be captured by?

Everybody loves baby Jesus, and everybody loves Jesus as the suffering servant savior, but there is a whole other side to Jesus that we may not talk about enough. We may feel Jesus love and compassion, but some will also feel His wrath if they continue to reject Him. In this message, we explore the fascinating and profound symbolism of Jesus as both the Lion and the Lamb. These two images capture different aspects of His nature and reveal the depth of His character. Through understanding Jesus as the Lion and the Lamb, we can gain insights into His power, authority, and sacrificial love.

Joshua Amara from Kenya spoke about the importance of prayer and how the Bible not only calls us to pray but teaches that we need to pray. Prayer is a duty and an obligation for us all, but we also need to be careful about the words we choose to use when we pray. Prayer needs to be relational to commune with the Father.