Every Christian according to Jesus, is meant to be a peacemaker both in the community and in the church. He didn’t say it would be easy. Find out more…

Blessed are the Pure in Heart is the sixth beatitude and is perhaps the most demanding of the eight beatitudes. Interested? Enter in.

The Galilean’s were hungry for Jesus’ word, do we have that longing for him and his righteousness. Hope so, delve deeper.

Meek is a word we rarely use these days but what is it about meekness that finds blessedness?

Blessed are those who mourn doesnt sound like a blessed state, does Jesus mean what he says, let’s find out.

Blessed are the Poor in Spirit may be the least understood of the eight beatitudes. Let us find out more

Samuel placed a stone between two towns to remind the people that God had helped them ‘thus far.’ God is trustworthy throughout our ups and downs. Can you look back and say the same?

Principles of greatness that you will never read in any self improvement manuals. Let us find out more.

Joseph endured years of not knowing what God was up to. Yet he perseveres and through that endurance God brought healing to Jacob’s family.

The Ten Commandments are given by God in love to highlight trouble spots in life to avoid, do this and you will have freedom and a joyful life. Enjoy.

The enemy’s strategy is often to mimic and twist the truth but Jesus’ response is patient. Judgement will one day sort the weeds from the wheat.

Principles of greatness that you will never read in any self improvement manuals. Let us find out more.

We know much about Jesus’s birth, life, death and resurrection, but we hear very little about the ascension. Let us delve deeper.

Three verbs from the Gospel of Matthew 11 :28 illuminate the relationship he longs to have with each one of us. How will you respond to his invitation?

Jesus’ was with the disciples in the upper room at the ‘Last Supper says to Philip, ‘Don’t you know me Philip?’
Using art from around the world we will ask the question what is Christ like for you, do you really know him? let us see.

In response to the one who would ask us to come unto him, I suggest we ask three questions. Let us ask and seek and find.

In a few words from Jesus’ conversation with the disciples in the upper room at the ‘Last Supper Jesus says he will not leave us alone, he will send another helper to be with us forever. What a promise!

Palm Sunday features one crowd, Good Friday features another. Which crowd are you in - we are called to be Salt and Light where we are.

In the Sermon on the Mount Jesus appointed his followers ‘salt and light’ but what did he mean? Let is dig deeper.