Have you ever faced criticism or judgment? Featuring insights from 2 Corinthians 5, Pastor Colin draws lessons from the life of the Apostle Paul, who, despite his unwavering leadership and faith, endured severe criticism from fellow believers. This episode encourages listeners to respond to harsh judgments with grace and not lose heart, emphasising the hope we have in Jesus Christ.

Join us as we explore how to cope with the pain of unkind words and unrealistic expectations, and seek comfort in the wisdom of the Scriptures. Whether you've faced the judgment of a child, friend, or colleague, today's message is the Word of God for you.

As we delve into the second book of Corinthians, chapter five, we explore the crucial role our lives play in bringing joy to Jesus Christ. Pastor Colin helps us understand the balance between acknowledging that salvation is a gift from God and realising that how we live our lives matters profoundly. Through stories and scriptural insights, discover why our daily actions have eternal significance and the unique opportunities we have in this life to honour and please our Saviour!

What is the true purpose of our lives on earth? Pastor Colin addresses the common query of leading a life full of challenges, akin to residing in a tent, while awaiting the heavenly abode prepared by Jesus Christ. But what's the essence of our current existence? Colin dives into how our present life is an opportunity to prepare for the eternal future with Christ. Join us in 2 Corinthians 5, beginning at verse six, to uncover the profound purpose of our earthly journey and rejoice in the promise of being in the presence of Jesus.

What lies beyond death? In 2 Corinthians chapter 5, Paul uses the metaphor of our earthly bodies being akin to fragile tents, destined to be replaced by a more enduring heavenly home. As Pastor Colin sheds light on this passage, gain insight into the life that awaits Christian believers after this earthly journey, and find encouragement for your faith today.

Today we start a new series titled "Don't Lose Heart." We will be looking into the realities of the Christian life here on Earth, comparing our bodies to tents - fragile, temporary shelters for our souls. Pastor Colin takes us through 2 Corinthians, chapter 5, unravelling the Apostle Paul's message on enduring life's trials without losing heart. With the world in turmoil and personal challenges abound, it's easy to feel overwhelmed, but together we'll explore the promises of renewal and eternity that keep our spirits high.

Many people ponder whether enduring hardships can lead to purity and holiness, but Pastor Colin explores why suffering alone isn't the sanctifying force some might believe it to be.

Join Pastor Colin as he continues their engaging mini-series on Heaven and Hell, reflecting on the Scripture from Hebrews about Christ being made perfect through suffering. Discover how this applies to our understanding of purification and how, ultimately, cleansing comes through Jesus Christ.

Explore the joy and hope awaiting in heaven, a place where we will be cleansed, whole, and at home in God's presence. Whether you are navigating tough times or reflecting on your faith journey, this episode offers profound insights, reminding us of the promise and peace that faith in Jesus brings.

Feeling alone as the only Christian in your family or workplace? You're in the right place. Pastor Colin dives into the story of Apostle John, who found hope in one of the darkest moments of his life. Discover a message of light and encouragement as we explore Revelation 7:9-17, shedding light on the glorious future that awaits those in Christ. No matter how isolated or discouraged you may feel, be reassured that your current struggles are not the end but the beginning of a journey to something infinitely better.

Why does hell have to be forever?

This episode dives into theological reflections on hell's duration, and Pastor Colin challenges us to consider the nature of sin and the need for a saviour. He also addresses the difficult question of experiencing joy in heaven while knowing loved ones may be in hell.

If today's discussion raises new questions or fuels existing ones, we encourage you to explore further by reading Mark Chapter 9, verses 42 to 48.