What is the Pentateuch and how does it connect to the New Testament? In this service overview, we explore the first five books of Moses as the essential foundation for God’s redemptive story and examine how they intertwine with Isaiah's prophetic parable of Israel as God's carefully tended vineyard. Discover how these Old Testament promises find their ultimate fulfillment in Jesus as the True Vine, offering a profound look at how the Law and the Gospel join together to bring about redemption and life.

What does it mean to experience true renewal? In this service overview, we look at King David’s "Nathan moment" as a blueprint for genuine repentance—moving past the desire to simply look better and instead seeking a total transformation from the inside out. From there, we explore a powerful and distinctive scriptural promise: the hope of the immortal life of the mortal body. Discover how God’s promise to cleanse and quicken our physical forms, spirit, soul, and body, sets a profound foundation for our faith and sets it apart from the salvation of the soul alone.

Does God still speak through prophets — or did that end with the completion of the Bible?

What is a prophet, and does prophecy continue today? How should we respond if someone claims to have a message from God, and how do we discern what is truly from Him?

In this message, we examine the Biblical definition and purpose of prophecy, consider the ministry of the prophet in Ephesians 4 and the gift of prophecy in 1 Corinthians 14, and explore how believers are called to test and discern spiritual claims carefully and Scripturally.

This sermon examines the apostle Paul’s life and testimony through the theme of overcoming inherited bias. Drawing on Acts 23:6–10, Acts 26:1–7, and 2 Corinthians 11:16–33, it explores how Paul’s background and upbringing shaped his understanding, and how faith in Christ transformed inherited assumptions into steadfast conviction.

A sermon examining expectations at Christ’s first coming, why many in Israel missed recognising Him, and the biblical roles of Christ, Elijah and “that Prophet”.