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A Father's day special : Today we learn a message that can be applied to both men and women . We learn from Samuel what makes a man a man. We learn the difference between an earthly man and a heavenly man . Not only do we look at Samuels journey but we are also reminded of the important role Hannah played in Samuel's life.

When you have problems in your life, how do you view them? In this preaching we understand how David viewed the problem in front of him--Goliath. We understand how he managed to see a way to defeat him when others could not . From this preaching, you can learn a lot about how you can defeat the Goliath in your life using a divine strategy.

In your day to day life, are you pleasing man or are you pleasing God? Are you living an exchanged life for Christ? In this message, we learn that salvation alone, as important as it is is not enough to live an exchanged life. oNe has to go further beyond just salvation point. An exchanged life means living for God and not for man, we see this from Paul's experience.

Is your church prioritising prayer, fellowship, breaking of bread and the Word of God as the early Church did when it was launched in Acts 2? In today's message , Pastor Anderson highlights to us why a church is not something created by man but instead it is a place of worship by divine origin. Today we understand the deeper meaning of what it means to be a part of a healthy church and how the early church modelled these primary practices of church life, growth and health.

In today's message, we are challenged to reflect upon our lives and how we have surrendered to Christ. Paul tells us in Philippians about the mindset that Jesus had. We learn a lot about how humble Jesus was and how we as individuals can also be humble and not worry about the earthly things. So ask yourself, have you gave up your rights for the sake of Christ? Have you fully submitted your will to God and have you laid your life over for God? If not then this message is a powerful tool that can encourage yo

In today's message we look at the importance of separation, how the Nazarites separated themselves to obey God and how we can also apply that same principle in our day to day lives. In Numbers 6, we understand that there is a difference between separating to something and separating from something. The Nazarites separated themselves from wine and other fermented drinks in order to get closer to God. What are you separating from in your life to get closer to God?

Phil shares on how important it is to know what one ought to do in this season of open doors. He shares form eh story of Moses and the children of Israel when they left Egypt and were caught in between the Red Se a and Pharaoh's army. The instruction they got from God was"GO FORWARD!"

In this message, Pastor Anderson teaches that it's not just miracles that we need to believe in but we need to believe in Jesus, the Christ, the Son of God. Believing in Jesus is gives eternal life!

Unbelief prevents you from walking in faith! As we explore the story of Thomas about how he went from a man of unbelief to a man full of faith in Jesus, we realise that we can identify with Thomas. This story will bring encouragement and will challenge you to enter into a place of faith.