Audio Messages

This message is part of our series titled: Assurance not Insurance. The promise of victory is not based on our own strengths or abilities but the unchanging faithfulness of God

In today’s message we talk about God’s assurance which is His unshakeable love for us. We often struggle with life because our eyes are on ourselves and our own opinions. Assurance comes in our understanding of the very nature of God.

This message is part of our Series titled: Assurance not Insurance, a study in Romans Chapter 8. We can be assured in life when we don't have our facts straight, when we can't prove our worth, when we don't have the right words to say, God still hears us and He still assures us of His love for us.

This message is part of our series titled: Assurance not Insurance where we study Romans Chapter 8. We are assured of God's love for us but there is also a call that we need to accept. Accepting God's call leads to justification and glorification.

This is part of our series titled: "Assurance not Insurance" where we study Romans Chapter 8. Suffering is a reality, but we also have the assurance that suffering will end for those who believe.

This is the third message in our series titled: Assurance not Insurance that is centered around Romans chapter 8. In this message we delve into the assurance we have of hell and heaven.

This is the second message in our series titled: Assurance not Insurance that focusses on Romans 8. This messages encourages us that assurance is in Christ. Assurance lies in the spirit, not in fleshly deeds.

This is our first message in a new series titled Assurance not Insurance, a series through Romans 8.

This message is part of our series, Who God Says we are, where we look at the book of Ephesians to see who God says we are. The focus of this message is on Family and Ephesians 6:1–4, emphasizing the importance of children honoring and obeying their parents and the mutual responsibility of parents to raise their children in the training and instruction of the Lord.

The message, titled "Beloved Children," focuses on our identity as dearly loved children of God and the transformative power of living in that truth. Drawing from Ephesians 5:1-10, it emphasizes that being "beloved" means being cherished, valued, and adored—not because of our performance but because of God's grace.