In the final instalment of the "Kingdom Grace" series, the focus is on Jesus' radical teaching to love our enemies, as found in Matthew 5:43-48. This challenging message calls believers to transcend conventional interpretations of "neighbour" and extend love and prayer even to those who persecute them. Through real-life examples, like that of Corrie Ten Boom, the sermon emphasises that loving one's enemies is not merely an emotional response but a deliberate, Christ-like action that reflects God's indiscriminate love for all.

The message "Beyond Behaviour - Jesus' Radical Take on Desire and Devotion" delves into Jesus' teachings on desire and devotion in the Sermon on the Mount. Emphasising that Christianity is about more than just behaviour, Pastor Billy discusses the importance of devotion and desire for Jesus in living out the kingdom message. Through a deep dive into the topic of adultery and lust, he provides practical steps to help combat sinful desires and find true satisfaction in Christ.

Sometimes you may feel forced into saying something that is not true. "You look lovely in that dress." "I have plenty of time to do that for you." "This is going to be great!" "I'm fine."

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenged his listeners to be honest and truthful. But how do we do this today, particularly with our church family? Discover how to let your 'Yes' be 'Yes' and your 'No' be 'No' in this message.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges his listeners to go further in their discipleship. By using the argument - "It was said... But I Say..." Jesus raises the bar on godly living to a level we cannot achieve in our own strength, but only through the Grace of God.

In this first message in our "Kingdom Grace: But I Say" series, James Fokkens examines what Jesus had to say about anger. He distinguishes different types of anger and points to the sort of anger you must avoid. With a refreshingly practical approach, he helps you to tackle deep-seated anger and encourages you to understand the concepts of grace, forgiveness, reconciliation and love.

Don't miss this enlightening message, "God Knows - When We Are In Pain." In this heartfelt message, Pastor Billy explores God's intimate understanding of our suffering as He knows us personally. Highlighting Jesus' empathetic nature, he delves into how Jesus, through His sacrifice, intimately shares in our pain. Pastor Billy emphasises the importance of seeking closeness with God and finding support within the Christian community during difficult times. Drawing inspiration from Jesus' example in the Garden of Gethsemane and the stories of biblical figures like Job and Jacob, he calls us to engage in deep, authentic prayer. Discover how to know and be known by God in your moments of pain and confusion. Listen now for an inspiring and comforting message.

In Pastor Mark's moving sermon, "God Knows: When We Grieve," he delves into the topic of grief and the reassuring presence of God during such periods. Drawing on his personal narrative of losses throughout the pandemic, he unfolds a universal experience of grief, triggered by various losses including death, ended relationships, or the loss of something of great value. Through the biblical story of Lazarus, Pastor Mark underscores the presence of God during stages of grief, urging followers to recognise and voice their sorrow rather than suppressing it. Pastor Mark underlines the importance of trusting in God's timing and plan, despite the desire for immediate respite from grief. He consoles listeners with the idea that God's timing is impeccable and there's a grander purpose, even in instances where prayers seem to have gone unanswered. He further emphasises the comforting presence of Jesus during mourning, demonstrating Jesus' empathy through His own experience of grief. Jesus' response to Mary and Martha's loss shows his deep compassion and understanding of human suffering. Pastor Mark underscores the hope that comes from the promise of resurrection and eternal life, providing solace even in the darkest hours of grief. Wrapping up, Pastor Mark stresses the significance of seeking support and cultivating a sense of community during personal hardships. The church, he asserts, offers emotional and practical aid to grieving individuals. Followers are encouraged to establish connections with those capable of offering comfort, encouragement, and the gift of prayer. To conclude, the sermon gives a comforting and optimistic outlook on grief, reminding followers that God empathises with, and walks alongside them in their suffering. In doing this, they are encouraged to trust in God's timing, seek support from the church community, and believe in the promise of eternal life.

In this message on anxiety, Pastor Jon Keel shares personal anecdotes and biblical teachings to address common struggles with worry. He emphasises the importance of seeking God's peace through prayer and trust in His provision. Through his wife Vicki's story, the message offers relatable insight into managing anxiety and finding support. The message concludes with a call to seek God's presence and receive prayer for peace and faithfulness in times of anxiety.

In this message, explore how Jesus' experiences of human suffering, betrayal, and disappointment offer profound empathy and a blueprint for our response to life's challenges. Learn about the power of holding firm in faith and the transformative impact of forgiveness, drawing on Jesus' example to find freedom and healing.