This week concludes the How to Make the Best in Life series by learning to make every effort to keep peace with one another. By choosing to release forgiveness, we find that we are releasing the real prisoner out of prison.
What is one of the strong proofs that you are a disciple of Jesus Christ? It is loving one another. Paul in Galatians tells us that "the whole law can be summed up in this one command: 'Love your neighbour as yourself.'"
The Bible points out: How can a mouth filled with praise to God one moment and the next be filled with curses? Surely this is not right. We want our mouths to be overflowing with joy and thankfulness.
Pentecost Sunday (this year happens to fall on the 19th May) in the Christian Calendar commemorates the day when the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles. It occurs 50 days after Easter (as in Acts 2:1-13).
How to Make the Best in Life is a 5-part sermon series that hopes to provide insight as to how to live and value what is most important in our lives. As genuine disciples of Christ, we need to realise the brevity of life and hopefully,
Christmas 2015 was a season marked by compassion and connection, as we reached out to young hearts in need with the love and care of Christ. In the midst of the celebration, we were reminded of the true reason for the season—Jesus, who came to bring hope, light, and salvation.