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A walk through the book of Philippians, exploring the deep and lasting joy found in knowing Christ.

The people in bondage and slavery are redeemed by God through his love, power and faithfulness. Today we see this redemption for all people through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. Join us in this series as we see God redeem us out of our slavery into a life on mission for his glory.

The Book of Ephesians is Paul's treatise on the gospel, expounding God's ultimate plan of salvation in all its beauty and glory. We will see how our union with Christ radically shapes our communion with each other. The series will not only focus on the doctrinal aspects of God's grace evidenced in God's election, redemption, adoption and possession, but also helps us see how these glorious truths work out in the daily grind of relationships, marriage, family and work.

Habakkuk’s words echo our own struggles with doubt, suffering, and silence. Through this series, we reflect on what it means to wait on the Lord, to walk by faith, and to trust Him even when life doesn’t make sense.

In this sermon series, we delve into the Book of Ruth, exploring themes of loyalty, providence, and redemption. Through Ruth's story, we witness God's faithfulness and the unfolding of His plan, even in the midst of hardship.

Daniel was living in a strange land with a hostile people. And yet we see him thriving for God both personally and professionally in the midst of temptations, trials and tyranny. How do you live in your own cities not as a disciple of the city but as a disciple of Christ? Where is God in our own exiles, when we are far from home and when our longings are not met? How does a believer live without compromise in an environment where choices are not always black and white?

“Teach Us to Pray” is a sermon series on the Lord’s Prayer, exploring how Jesus taught us to approach God with honesty, dependence, and trust. Through this simple yet profound prayer, we learn what it means to pray with both intimacy and reverence.