Give Me 5 Minutes to Convince You God is Real.

Let’s get straight to it: denying the existence of God is not just dismissive, it’s absurd. Open your eyes to the staggering complexity and precision of the universe. Everything, from the orbit of planets to the molecular structure of water, operates with such fine-tuned precision that to call it “random” is nothing short of intellectual […]

Exploring Truth in an Ever-Evolving World.

Allow me to present a provocative idea. “The veracity of a statement is not established by the consensus of the majority.” Consider the scenario when we attempt to establish the rule of gravity by a committee decision! Preposterous and ridiculous, correct? Of course it is. We do not create God’s truth; it’s discovered via exploration, rather than being fabricated, we seek it out. It’s quite similar to archaeology in that we uncover long-lost artefacts by digging them up and removing the dust, we uncover what has always there.

A Path to True Transformation.

When we accept Jesus as our Saviour, something amazing happens. We receive forgiveness for all the ways we’ve messed up, but it doesn’t stop there. God gives us the Holy Spirit, who begins to work in our lives, producing these “fruits.”

This is crucial because it means these qualities aren’t just things we try to imitate. They become part of who we are. The Holy Spirit actually changes us from the inside out. If you want to think of it this way – Our hearts become like a fertile field and in it God plants seeds and these grow and are called the “Fruit of the Spirit.”

Embracing the Power of Pentecost – A Call to Every Believer.

Embracing The Power of Pentecost.

I want to talk to you about six things: –

Understanding Pentecost and its Historical and Spiritual Perspective.

The Power and Presence of the Holy Spirit.

Embracing the Power of Pentecost and Personal Transformation.

The Responsibility of Pentecost and Stewardship and Holiness.

The Call to Mission and Proclaiming the Gospel.

The Challenge of Pentecost.

Today, we’re not just opening our thoughts upon dusty scrolls of history; we are about to take strides