In this sermon Daniel reminds us that as Christians we are united with Christ, that our body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, therefore what we do with our body matters. In reverence to God we are admonished to flee sexual immorality.

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 6:1-11, Charles speak about the conflict within the Corinthian church. He explains that unforgiveness stops us from being effective in our christian life. We follow a saviour who never stood on His rights. When He was betrayed, denied, and insulted, He did not seek revenge but sought restoration and reconciliation. We, as those who put our trust in Him are called to do the same in our relationships. We dishonour the gospel when we do not seek forgiveness and reconciliation with our brothers and sister in Christ.

Come and See! So many times we fret about how to tell others about the good news of Jesus, but often a simple invitation to ‘come and see’ is enough. Jesus is the one who initiates the encounter with people and brings transformation. Let us be a people who simply invite people to ‘come and see’, and watch Jesus work through our obedience.

Daniel teaches from 1 Corinthians 5. In this passage, Paul teaches the church in Corinth how to deal with sexual immorality within the church.

When we are part of God’s family we do not pick and choose which parts we like or dislike, we are called to love each other through the different circumstances of life.

In this sermon Richard reminds us that our faith hinges on the resurrection of Jesus. Because Jesus rose from the dead we can walk in confidence knowing that every promise of God had been fulfilled in Him.

To walk in the way of Christ or to walk in the way of our culture? In our day to day life are we aware of the things that influence and shape our beliefs? As we continue our christian walk it is essential that we allow the gospel to shape and transform our lives.

As we continue our series in 1 Corinthians, Daniel reminds us that as children of God we do not need to strive to attain His approval. When we put our faith in Jesus, we receive His commendation, and it is from that place we live and work out our faith from.

In this sermon, we learn that we become more mature spiritually when we become more aware of our heart issues and receive more of God’s grace in our lives, allowing Him to continually transform our lives.

Jesus spoke about money several times, because He knew that money is the chief competitor for our affections and our hearts. In this sermon Daniel talks about how we can deal with our money appropriately, submitting all we have to Jesus, and finding freedom in doing so.