We were created and redeemed by God to firstly connect with Him but also to connect with one another and therefore, it's not surprising that the first church in the Books of Acts started doing naturally what was later instructed and recorded in the New Testaments scriptures.

The story of a nameless man who took the message of hope and the healing of God to a city.

A meditation of one of the most famous Psalms in the Bible with Guest Speaker Pastor Shelton Davidson.

How can we find out God’s will for our lives?

There are no limits to God’s rule. And in Christ, God’s awesome, sovereign providence is the place we feel most reverent, most secure, most free.

Do you find yourself having more questions than answers. Or how do we pray in a season like this? are we even allowed to be honest about the anxiety and grief that we are feeling in our heart in times like this? Does the Bible give us any helpful handles to navigate a season like this?

If these questions give voice to some of the churnings in your own heart this season, then I want you to take heart because we are not the first ones in history to walk through periods of uncertainty, suffering and disruption. In fact, the Bible even gives us some helpful handle on how to engage with God in a season of suffering and grief.

“Whatever is true, whatever is honourable . . . is right, whatever is pure . . . lovely . . . of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything, worthy of praise, let your mind dwell on these things” - Philippians 4:8

An unthankful heart is an enemy to God’s will. We have received too much from God to allow ourselves opportunities for ingratitude and unbelief! Let us not give in to grumbling as Israel and Judas did. Let us rise into the destiny that God has called us to have.

The crisis will reveal your stronghold. The storm you encounter will reveal under whose shade and shelter you take refuge.

Who will we choose? If we do not break and set ourselves free from ungodly strongholds, we will not be able to fulfill the Lord's purpose for our lives.

Watch on how Pastor Stanley Mehta talks on how Jesus responded to his two disciples on the Road to Emmaus after his Resurrection.