Who is Jesus? In these passages we see the wonderful character of the Saviour. In the garden, He willingly gave Himself up to save others. On the cross, He prayed for forgiveness for those who crucified Him. After His resurrection, …
Who is Jesus? In these passages we see the wonderful character of the Saviour. In the garden, He willingly gave Himself up to save others. On the cross, He prayed for forgiveness for those who crucified Him. After His resurrection, …
ALL — three simple letters that include every one of us. “All we like sheep have gone astray…” Isaiah 53:6 is more than a verse — it is the story of humanity. We wander, we fall, we lose our way. Yet at the cross, Jesus Christ took upon Himself “the iniquity of us all.” This powerful preaching reveals the love, sacrifice, and victory of Christ at Calvary — where the Shepherd gave His life for the sheep. Come and discover how the cross still calls the lost home, brings hope to the broken, and offers salvation to ALL.
In this address, we consider the believer’s treasury— the life of Christ within, shining through ordinary lives. It points to God’s light in our hearts, the joy of following Jesus, the growth that comes from seeking Him, and the beauty …
We all know what it’s like to be thirsty. In a world constantly offering distractions—money, success, fleeting pleasures—our hearts still ache for true satisfaction. Yet, there is only one source that quenches the soul—Jesus Christ. In His sacrifice on the cross, we find forgiveness, peace, and the living water that never runs dry.
Our Present Portion in Christ is a reflection on the rich spiritual blessings and inheritance believers already possess through their relationship with Jesus. It highlights the truth that, in Christ, we are not only waiting to receive God’s favour in the future—we already share in His grace, peace, and spiritual riches today. This message encourages believers to live with confidence, gratitude, and assurance, knowing that their provision and hope are secure in Him right now.
King Agrippa was almost persuaded, but almost is not enough. Paul boldly declared the truth of Christ before rulers, while the blind man simply testified, “Once I was blind, now I see.” This message is a call to every soul to move beyond doubt, hear the truth of the gospel, and be fully persuaded that Jesus Christ alone saves, changes, and keeps those who believe in Him.
There is someone who cares for you, and His name is Jesus. This gospel message speaks to those who are feeling alone or burdened and reveals a Saviour who cares, understands, and draws near. At the cross, He gave Himself to deal with sin and open the way back to God, offering forgiveness and peace. It is a call to respond today—to receive salvation and find true rest by coming to Christ.
This address centers on the power of our thoughts and asks the vital question: Are you thinking right? “Think on these things” means to intentionally fix your mind on what is true, pure, and worthy, allowing those thoughts to shape your life. It challenges believers to examine their thinking and align it with God’s word. Right thinking leads to a renewed mind, stronger faith, and a life that reflects Christ.
A powerful call from Jesus that still speaks today. In this message, we see that no situation is too far gone, no life too broken, and no hope too buried for the voice of Christ. When Jesus calls, death must respond, and what was bound must be loosed. This preaching will stir your faith and remind you that God can bring life out of any grave.