Story of equal wages given for unequal work is not a good pattern for labour relations! What was Jesus talking about?

Paul reminds his readers of the dramatic change that has taken place in their lives, how so? But God....By Grace.

Kelvin Interviewed: Inspired Podcast

Paul reminds his readers of the dramatic change that has taken place in their lives, how barriers have been broken down. All because of the cross. Let us go deeper.

Jesus named his 12 disciples and sent them out. What a responsibility! Likewise we have a responsibility to minister for Jesus where we are today. What a challenge.

There is one aspect of this Anchor metaphor that we have yet to explore. Then there is a green salad to contend with! Find out more

The writer of the letter to the Hebrews had a pastors heart. He writes words of warning and encouragement and directs then to a sure and steadfast hope. Find out more…

We all have a story to tell about anchoring up to God in the storms of life. This session involves a bit of creativity from you, a bit of testimony and quiet reflection and prayer. Enter in.

Hebrews 6:19 paints a picture of an anchor for our souls. That is the theme for this weekend.

A thought for Father’s Day on 16 June 2024

This passage seems obscure but it has everything to do with God at work in our society and culture today.

Kelvin Interviewed on 9 June 2024

Was it a coincidence that the day of Pentecost was the day the Holy Spirit, the power from on high, was given to the church? Not a chance, fifty days after the resurrection, their waiting was over. No coincidence, it was a God-instance

The book of Hebrews is like a sermon, there is a warning, words of encouragement and a call to be anchored to the solid Rock - Jesus.

Was it a coincidence that the day of Pentecost was the day the Holy Spirit, was given to the church? No chance! Fifty days after the resurrection, their waiting was over. No coincidence, God-instance

Acts 3 records Jesus’ first miracle after his ascension and Pentecost. In it there are lessons in communicating the Gospel in this pluralistic society.

When Paul was in Athens, we could say, He Came He Saw and He Preached and that had a transformative effect on some of those philosophers who listened

When Jesus said ‘I am the bread’ he was saying he was our staple diet without whom we die spiritually. Let us dig deeper.

Peter could not be silenced by the authorities, there is no other name whereby we can be saved. How do we communicate this in a pluralistic society?

John 3:16 is the most famous verse in the Bible, what can we learn that is fresh and refreshing.