In a culture where marriage & relationships can be taken so lightly, Jesus’ sharing within Matthew 5:27-32 brings some clarity as to His commands in relation to adultery & divorce.
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While we might think of murder as unlawfully killing someone, Jesus forces us to think further. He shows us the true meaning of murder.
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We’re now diving into a new sermon series for the first week of July, which is all about the Sermon on the Mount. We will be taking a closer look into the Beatitudes and understanding the purpose, the vision as well as how to live it out.
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The Kingdom of God is different from anything else out there. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus paints a picture of what life looks like when we’re connected to his Kingdom.
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At the end of first Peter, the author leaves one final exhortation for the churches across Asia Minor; an exhortation that the modern church should also take to heart.
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If you searched the Bible for wisdom about love, where would you look? Of course, 1 Corinthians 13. While commonly used, the lesson learnt never loses it’s meaning: without love everything is meaningless.
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Suffering is something that all humans want to avoid but we cannot. Most people believe that when you become a follower of Christ that suffering will cease.
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The last days began almost 2000 years ago during the Pentecost and life for a believer is prophesied to only get harder. So how then do we live in the last days?
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How can Christians today not just endure suffering for doing right, but continue to find joy?
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Regardless of your relationship status, read on as we summarise what 1 Peter 3 has to say about the important qualities of a godly spouse.
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We continue on the 1 Peter series by looking at what it means to be God’s people living in a pagan society. We know that we have a new birth out of sin and death when we confess Jesus as our Lord and Saviour.
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How is the church to be the church in the exile? Peter provides some insight in 1 Peter 1:22–2:12 on why and how we’re called to treat each other:
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