Teaching Series

Beginnings: Genesis

The origin of so much in our lives that is found in the Bible has its roots in Genesis. Of course Creation, but so much more than that. The origin of marriage and relationship, death and resurrection, the nation of Israel and God's covenant with them to the land He set aside as His own. Divine incarnation, salvation, justification by faith, God's faithfulness and our security in Him and so much more. This is a book about BEGINNINGS about FOUNDATIONS and we all know how vital it is that we build on a strong foundation.

The Window to What’s Next: Daniel 9

In this short series we're looking into Daniel chapter 9. This is one very special chapter in the Bible and pivotal in a number of ways:
- Understanding the importance of knowing ALL of God's Word and applying it
- Knowing that God has an important part He is inviting us to play in what He is doing
- Understanding what will happen in the last days so we are ready to act faithfully as Daniel did

What Now? 1st & 2nd Peter, Jude

Over the last two years we studied the wonderful book of Revelation. So having been given insight into ‘What’s Next,’ it is time to focus on the equally important question: What Now! 2 Peter, and the book of Jude are both written to churches like ours, and about a time such as ours. They carry an urgent message for churches of our time and our world: The fight against apostacy. False teachers, immoral leaders, shallow faith and teaching are a grave danger to the church today. Peter and Jude show a deep concern for the future of the faith of believing communities. Their message to us is one we must pay attention to.

What’s Next? Revelation

The Biblical Story is God’s Story: Past, Present & Future. The book of Revelation, for many is fearful and mysterious, but it is an important picture of how God sees things, and what He plans to do about it. We are studying Revelation together to know God’s plan and His heart, to build our faith, to be ready to respond and remain focussed on ‘seeking first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness.’