‘I get to do this….’How many times in a day or a week do you say that? It’s so much better than thinking or saying ‘I have to do this because it has to get done’ or ‘I have been told to do this so I have no choice’, isn’t it?

What does a godly man or woman look like? How do they become godly? What connection is there between trusting God and developing godly character?

Whether on the top of the mountain receiving instructions from the Lord or in the tent of meeting inquiring of God or in the middle of the camp, Moses was desperate to have God up close and personal.

This Sunday is Pentecost Sunday. The day we remember a very significant moment in the life of the church.

There are lots of times when we get surprised with unexpected expenses, sickness and difficult situations that aren’t a lot of fun. Does this mean that we are no longer blessed? On the contrary.

If you are serious about serving God faithfully, you know that it requires effort to stay on track spiritually. You have to be determined to study the Bible and pray every day. You have to make choices many times...

Mother's Day is treated with a certain reverence, isn't it? Most people take seriously the task of honouring and thanking their moms this weekend.

Are you one of those who are saddened by the taking of the lives of unborn children because of your belief in what the Bible teaches about when life begins and when it ends? Do you know why you believe what you do?

Here’s the rub -  being truly content is to know God’s peace and contentment no matter where you find yourself. 

A big part of truly experiencing God is easy to overlook. There’s something at the core of knowing God that is indispensable. It is one of the cornerstones for any relationship to be rock solid and thrive.

The Bible is full of references to what Jesus has been doing (and is still doing!) since his resurrection. He is "Ascended and Active."

Easter weekend is almost here. Are you counting down the days? To me there is no more important time of year for Christian celebration than now.

I Believe – those are powerful words to say and mean. To be a follower of Jesus requires believing...

Have you ever asked yourself what you actually believe? About God, about Jesus, about the Bible?

Do you need God to intervene for you in situations that are far beyond your capabilities to do anything about?

It was quite moving to see your response to the message last Sunday. As I opened my eyes after praying, I saw almost everyone in the room, including young people through to senior adults, standing in worship surrendered to God...

Wouldn’t it be amazing to be able do things for people that changes everything for them in a substantial way?

I want to ask two questions today, something for you to think about as we head into Sunday. Who is God to you? What attributes of His character come to mind first?

Scripture is full of stories about people who experienced God in unique and powerful ways.

Why is it that I am still tempted by things that I know aren’t good for me? Why can’t I seem to break free from the hold that this habit has on me? Will there ever be a time that I will think more about living God’s way than my way?