In this gospel message, we are reminded that true peace is found only in Jesus — the Prince of Peace. Though our sins are as scarlet, God invites us to come to Him and promises forgiveness, cleansing, and everlasting peace through His Son, Jesus Christ.
In this address, we explore how the gates throughout the Bible—from Nehemiah’s restoration to the gates of the New Jerusalem—speak of access, renewal, and the glory of God revealed through Christ, the true and living Gate.
The Gospel is God’s report to a lost world — the good news of His love, His Son, and His salvation. Yet not all believe it. This message calls us to consider our response to that report: to hear, to believe, and to receive the Lord Jesus Christ by faith. For those who believe, it is the power of God unto salvation; for those who refuse, it becomes a solemn reminder of what’s at stake for eternity.
Paul declares that God has appointed a Man — Jesus Christ — to judge the world in righteousness. Foreshadowed in Genesis 4:25–26 and 1 Samuel 13:14, God’s purpose is fulfilled in Christ, the risen Saviour and Judge, calling all people to repent and believe the gospel.
From the Cross to the Empty Tomb: The Lord’s Victory
A message about Jesus’ journey from suffering to triumph — showing how His death brought redemption and His resurrection brought victory, hope, and new life for all who believe.
Lives were transformed as Jesus passed through towns and met people where they were — two disciples seeking truth, a lonely woman at a well, and a blind man crying out for mercy. Each encounter reveals His compassion, His power, and His desire to bring people into a living relationship with Himself.
In this gospel, you will be presented with three questions — “What wilt thou that I shall do to thee?”, “Dost thou believe on the Son of God?”, and “Lovest thou me?”. Each question reveals the heart of Jesus and invites a personal response to His grace, faith, and love.
A Bible teaching on “The Hidden Things,” exploring how God conceals certain mysteries while revealing others for our faith and obedience. This message encourages believers to trust His wisdom, treasure His Word, and walk in the revelation given through His Spirit.
The Bible declares that all have sinned and fallen short of God’s glory. Sin separates us from Him, yet the good news is that Christ has come. By His blood we can be forgiven, justified freely, and brought near to God through grace.