Scripture: Acts 2
On Sunday we're going to look at what it means to belong in a Christian community. The book of Acts tells us about the early Christian church, how the believers were in community with each other, and what held them together after Jesus ascended to heaven. Our passage in Acts 2 will hopefully teach us how we all have an equally important part to play.
Revelation 12:11 tells that we overcome the enemy by the blood of the lamb and the word of our testimony. But do we live like it? How do we live like that?
Next week, we’ll be sharing real-life stories and biblical examples of how a single Kingdom Moment can change the course of a life forever!
Do the foundations of your life pass the 'trust test'? This talk we will consider how God satisfies the four elements of trust.
There are some divine instructions for us, for our lives and yet many of us choose to ignore them.
What is Jesus doing now from His place at God’s right hand?
A good news message looking at 3 areas that were written by God for us to help us understand our lives and find a future full of hope in him.
From mountaintop experience to ground level chaos. Through the life of Jesus and His disciples, we explore what we are made for and what we are called to.
A ship in the harbour is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for! The church being all she is called to be.
The church is intended to be a community, a family, where lonely people can find a place to belong. So why are lonely people not flocking to churches to find family and a place to belong?
We look at what it means to belong in a Christian community. The book of Acts tells us about the early Christian church, how the believers were in community with each other, and what held them together after Jesus ascended to heaven.
The gospel is not just the starting message of the Christian faith, though; it is the whole message. All the blessings that come to us are the result of what God has done for us in Jesus Christ.
“Who are we?” and “where is our identity?” We look at the baptism of Jesus to see how He identifies with us and then how we can identify with Him.
