Delve into the significance of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit and their relationship. Discover the power of the Trinity in our lives.

Unveiling the significance of Jesus' last words to His disciples and the Holy Spirit's presence on Pentecost Sunday.

Uncover the profound significance of Jesus' bodily ascension into heaven—a triumphant journey that illuminates life, hope, and a new eternal

Explore the transformative power of love in 'A Church that Loves'! Reflect on personal reflections and organizational expressions of love.

Exploring restoration: physical specialists & Jesus' restoration of Peter. Renewal & redemption possible through Him. John 21.

Investigate the issue of faith and trust in the life of Jesus to unlock the door to God's mercy and eternal life.

Rejoice in the resurrection. Through Jesus, death was defeated. Those who wonder if there is life after death can look to the resurrection.

Jesus was alive, but a transition was in place. Over the next few weeks, we will look at What's Next?

The ministry of Jesus began following his baptism, filling of the Spirit, and forty days in the wilderness.

Jesus prayed. The extreme physical, spiritual, and emotional pain he would experience in a few hours weighed him down.

In the space of a few days Jesus went from an adored Messianic figure to a beaten, mocked, and crucified "King of Israel

What we know from scripture is that the world will not continue as it is. There will be an ending.

Jesus had a lot of work to do with his disciples. He was heading toward Jerusalem and his death. Jesus’ focus is on preparing his disciples

These people honour me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me. They worship me in vain; their teachings are merely human rules.

At the end of Mark 2, Jesus is questioned about his disciple’s action on the Sabbath. The chapter ends with an amazing claim by Jesus...

As you read these first readings at the beginning of Lent, don’t be in a hurry to rush through. Take time to reflect and ask yourself...

Read one Bible passage each day from Mark's gospel (Sundays not included!) to finish the book during Lent.

The uninvited guests who caught everyone’s attention was a women with a reputation. Her behaviour toward Jesus and Jesus’ response raised

On February 22, known as Ash Wednesday, the 40 days of Lent begin. The 40 days of Lent do not include Sundays and ends on the Saturday,...