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“Then answered I them, and said unto them, The God of heaven, he will prosper us; therefore we his servants will arise and build: but ye have no portion, nor right, nor memorial, in Jerusalem.” – Nehemiah 2:20 About 450 years before the birth of Christ, the walls of Jerusalem were in complete disarray. They had […]

Sunday, 30th September This Sunday, we continue our small group studies at 10.30am. The adults will be looking at what went wrong in the family and how God was gracious to the first family from Genesis 3. The children and young men will continue with their groups as well. In the morning service, we will

Knowing the voice and the direction of God can be difficult at times. The difficulty often lies not with a lack of clarity on God’s part but a lack of genuine listening on our part. Often the noise of our own emotions and ideas drown out the voice of God. Instead of really listening, we

Saturday, 6 October 2018 (9:30am-12.30pm) Some of the men from our church are planning to attend a Saturday morning conference on “Biblical Manhood.” The event will feature speaker Gavin Peacock (Ex-premiership footballer, BBC Pundit and now Pastor). He will teach two sessions and answer questions.The theme of the conference is equipping men to live Biblically in an

In Matthew 16:18, Jesus said, “…I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it!” This promise gives us good reason to be optimistic about the future of the church! It also motives us to want to be a part of a local expression of His church, so that we can

We had a blessed time this past Sunday hearing from Missionary Johnny McGeorge-Oanta to Romania. Many people were touched by the work that God is doing and the need in Romania. Here is what one of our members had to say about the day: As far as I can see, Johnny has the Lord all

On Sunday 9th September, we begin a new study through the book of Philippians in our 11.30am services. This is one of the most encouraging and challenging books Paul wrote. He pens it while imprisoned and suffering for preaching the gospel of Christ. Despite his bleak circumstances, he was joyful and encouraged with how God’s

Last autumn, a team from our church went to Romania to visit a missionary team located in Satu Mare. Our point of contact was Johnny McGeorge-Oanta a young man from England who is serving there. This coming Sunday, Johnny will be speaking at our church during the 11.30am service and sharing about the work in Romania.

Tomorrow is our last Sunday in the book of Amos. We will look at chapters 8-9, which focus on end times and remind us that God will one day bring judgment but there is hope for those who heed the warning and look to God in faith. I hope that you will join us at

This past Sunday, we continued our Minor Prophet series with the book of Amos. Amos was a shepherd and farmer that God called from the deserts of Judea to the affluent city of Samaria with a message of truth, of righteousness, of justice, and of judgment. Even though it was written over 2000 years ago,