Jesus is a refuge for the sinner. He came on a rescue mission to save you and bring you salvation from your sins. Have you received Jesus as your Saviour? On the cross Jesus laid down His life that you might be saved from the coming judgement. The Gospel is a message from God himself and is freely available to all. Why not accept the free offer of grace?
The word, or message, of the cross is foolishness but to those who find Salvation in the Gospel of the Lord Jesus it is the power of God. The Gospel is preached that you may be one who find God’s power unto salvation by trusting Jesus as your Saviour.
Jesus is able and willing to save you. Have you accepted God’s glorious invitation?
Many people today are looking for hope but often the search comes up empty. The Bible tells us there is an everlasting hope found in the Lord Jesus Christ and He is able and willing to save you from your sins. Over 2000 years ago, the Lord Jesus came into this world sent by God to redeem you. In 2023 the Gospel is still being preached proclaiming Jesus as the Saviour for sinners.
Some day soon the Lord Jesus will come again. While we wait for that blessed day, What are we doing in service for our glorious Lord and Saviour? In this address you will hear of three examples of faithful men of God who served the Lord with faithfulness to the end of their pathways. God would desire for us to be faithful until our Lord Jesus returns.
For the believer in Christ there is full deliverance for those who trust in Him. In the Lord Jesus we have the forgiveness of sins and a joy this world cannot offer.
As Christians we have a hope outside of this hopeless world and it is found in a living Saviour, Jesus Christ.
A blind man called Bartimaeus heard that Jesus was passing by and he wanted to meet Jesus. In this Gospel you will hear what happened when the Lord Jesus had an encounter with blind Bartimaeus.
At the cross the light of God and the love of God met together. God so loved the sinner that he gave His only Son, Jesus Christ as Saviour of the world.