Live in the Light Daily Broadcast

Heart check time! Take a moment and ask yourself—and really think about it—what is my purpose? Is my purpose driven by earthly longings? If it is, it's time to hear God's truth again today as we delve into Acts 26:12-29. As believers in Jesus Christ, we're so blessed to have and hold a purpose of infinite satisfaction, where the gospel is our centre and making disciples our main goal. God wants to use you! Time to start living a gospel-centred life!

A new series called The Worth of Wisdom begins today... and it's a life changing message that you simply cannot miss! God's Word is filled with examples of the valuable, powerful, essential Worth of Wisdom, but in Proverbs, He makes it crystal clear: choosing the path of wisdom over the often less rocky path of foolishness leads to rich, amazing blessing every time. Let's dive right into Wisdom!

In the last in our series Made New, studying 2 Corinthians 5, Paul again reminds us of the incredible and undeserved truth that is the Gospel for believers... and we can't be anything but absolutely thrilled. When we're faced with the awesome reality that we have been regenerated and made new because of Jesus Christ, we're reconciled to God because of Jesus Christ, and we're bestowed Jesus' righteousness in place of our filthy sin—we can't help but be over the moon!

In the last in our series Made New, studying 2 Corinthians 5, Paul again reminds us of the incredible and undeserved truth that is the Gospel for believers... and we can't be anything but absolutely thrilled. When we're faced with the awesome reality that we have been regenerated and made new because of Jesus Christ, we're reconciled to God because of Jesus Christ, and we're bestowed Jesus' righteousness in place of our filthy sin—we can't help but be over the moon!

Time for a heart check as we continue in our Made New series examining 2 Corinthians 5. Ask yourself honestly: what motivates you? To be motivated is to be moved, Paul tells us. Instead of being motivated by the fear or man, we need to be motivated by a fear of the Lord, motivated within opposition, motivated by our love for Christ, and motivated by a new ambition. He made us His ambition. Shouldn't we make Him our ambition?

Time for a heart check as we continue in our Made New series examining 2 Corinthians 5. Ask yourself honestly: what motivates you? To be motivated is to be moved, Paul tells us. Instead of being motivated by the fear or man, we need to be motivated by a fear of the Lord, motivated within opposition, motivated by our love for Christ, and motivated by a new ambition. He made us His ambition. Shouldn't we make Him our ambition?

We continue our study of 2 Corinthians 5, focusing on God's wisdom on how we define the concept of 'newness'. In verses 6 to 10, Paul reminds us that believers must "live by faith not by sight." Even through the storm, we are not alone because the Holy Spirit gives us the incredible gift of faith. If we have faith, and make our lives count, purposing to please Him, we will see clearly... and live clearly.

Today, we continue our study of 2 Corinthians 5, focusing on God's wisdom on how we define the concept of 'newness'. In verses 6 to 10, Paul reminds us that believers must "live by faith not by sight." Even through the storm, we are not alone because the Holy Spirit gives us the incredible gift of faith. If we have faith, and make our lives count, purposing to please Him, we will see clearly... and live clearly.

Prayer is adoration, confession, thanksgiving and supplication, and as we read Paul's letter to the Philippians, we are reminded that there is simply nothing more powerful than a prayer-filled church! It's the answer to all of our human, worldly woes, and the only answer for peace.

Prayer is adoration, confession, thanksgiving and supplication, and as we read Paul's letter to the Philippians, we are reminded that there is simply nothing more powerful than a prayer-filled church! It's the answer to all of our human, worldly woes, and the only answer for peace.

Christmas Eve 2021

Christmas Eve Message 2021

Even the best of us have days of doubt and discouragement. In the midst of our discouragement we are called to look to Christ who will provide us with his power, perseverance and faith. Even in our doubt, we can call out to Him and Jesus provides us freely with his grace. In today's message, John finds himself in prison and feeling doubtful and growing impatient. Yet even in John's despair, Jesus gives him His undeserved grace. Awesome!

Even the best of us have days of doubt and discouragement. In the midst of our discouragement we are called to look to Christ who will provide us with his power, perseverance and faith. Even in our doubt, we can call out to Him and Jesus provides us freely with his grace. In today's message, John finds himself in prison and feeling doubtful and growing impatient. Yet even in John's despair, Jesus gives him His undeserved grace. Awesome!

Today we study the passage that contains the verse at the heart of this series - Less is More! He must increase and we must decrease. How do we prepare room for Christ in our hearts? It's time to remove the clutter of the world, and the clutter of self and replace it with Christ. God has freely given so much grace, the only right response is gratitude.

Today we study the passage that contains the verse at the heart of this series - Less is More! He must increase and we must decrease. How do we prepare room for Christ in our hearts? It's time to remove the clutter of the world, and the clutter of self and replace it with Christ. God has freely given so much grace, the only right response is gratitude.

Join Pastor Robbie as he shares the story of the incarnation and birth of our saviour, Jesus Christ in this Christmas message. Jesus is the light that shines in the darkness! He is the Way, the truth and the life, and through him alone are we reconciled to God the Father. And his light can never be extinguished!

Throughout the Bible, the coming of the Christ is foretold, sent by God to die for our sins. 'Behold the Lamb of God!' was the theme verse of John the Baptist's life. His entire existence centred around Christ and knowing that nothing compares to living for Him first and foremost. As followers of Christ, like John,our lives should point to and worship Christ for He alone is worthy!

Throughout the Bible, the coming of the Christ is foretold, sent by God to die for our sins. 'Behold the Lamb of God!' was the theme verse of John the Baptist's life. His entire existence centred around Christ and knowing that nothing compares to living for Him first and foremost. As followers of Christ, like John,our lives should point to and worship Christ for He alone is worthy!

One of the most powerful themes in the Gospel is that of 'Less is More'. Jesus Christ said, 'He who loses his life for my sake will find it'. John the Baptist truly believed this and lived this belief out in his life. He lived a simple, sincere and obscure life, and to this lowly man comes the word of God. God chose him to become the prophet of the most high. Indeed, God humbles the proud, and exalts the humble!

One of the most powerful themes in the Gospel is that of 'Less is More'. Jesus Christ said, 'He who loses his life for my sake will find it'. John the Baptist truly believed this and lived this belief out in his life. He lived a simple, sincere and obscure life, and to this lowly man comes the word of God. God chose him to become the prophet of the most high. Indeed, God humbles the proud, and exalts the humble!

Today we continue in our new series examining the life of John the Baptist. John was a unique character - some would even refer to him as eccentric, socially awkward or perhaps even strange! Yet, he devoted his life to faithfully fulfill the single purpose to which he was called: to be the messenger for Christ. He knew the only way to true Joy was through Jesus. When John said of Christ, 'He must increase, but I must decrease' , he was sharing the way to find true life.

Join Pastor Robbie as he shares the story of the incarnation and birth of our saviour, Jesus Christ in this Christmas message. Jesus is the light that shines in the darkness! He is the Way, the truth and the life, and through him alone are we reconciled to God the Father. And his light can never be extinguished!

Today we begin a new series examining the life of John the Baptist. John was a unique character - some would even refer to him as eccentric, socially awkward or perhaps even strange! Yet, he devoted his life to faithfully fulfill the single purpose to which he was called: to be the messenger for Christ. He knew the only way to true Joy was through Jesus. When John said of Christ, 'He must increase, but I must decrease' , he was sharing the way to find true life.

There is peace and comfort and courage found in dwelling on God's promises. In our last message on Haggai, we unravel the promises of God and their power in our lives. May you find joy in the revelation of God's mercy and compassion!

There is peace and comfort and courage found in dwelling on God's promises. In our last message on Haggai, we unravel the promises of God and their power in our lives. May you find joy in the revelation of God's mercy and compassion!

What does repentance have to do with a pure heart? How does a pursuit of purity produce holiness? As we dive into the battle against impurity, we'l find answers to these questions and learn about God's desire for pure hearts, the causes of impurity, and how repentance is our greatest weapon.

What does repentance have to do with a pure heart? How does a pursuit of purity produce holiness? As we dive into the battle against impurity, we'l find answers to these questions and learn about God's desire for pure hearts, the causes of impurity, and how repentance is our greatest weapon.

How does grace, gratitude, and generosity intersect living in troubled times? How does our life in Christ fuel the way we love others with truth? This message dissects the relationship between love and truth, and shares how we can live in contentment. Allow the wisdom in God's Word to transform your mind and shape your lifestyle!

In the midst of loss, seasons of waiting, and heartache we can feel discouraged, helpless, and discontent. We may ask, "How do we find hope despite what we see?" "How can we cling to God when he seems so far away?" "Why is everyone else so much better off?" In today's message, we'll explore how God provides unceasing hope for every season.

In the midst of loss, seasons of waiting, and heartache we can feel discouraged, helpless, and discontent. We may ask, "How do we find hope despite what we see?" "How can we cling to God when he seems so far away?" "Why is everyone else so much better off?" In today's message, we'll explore how God provides unceasing hope for every season.

Have you ever forgotten to water a plant? Or neglected to cut your grass? Like a garden needs tending through trimming, watering and weeding, so does the Kingdom of God require our attention and care. In our first message on Haggai, we'll learn the importance of confronting the weeds in our heart, the urgency behind fervent obedience, and how seeking first the Kingdom changes our life.

Have you ever forgotten to water a plant? Or neglected to cut your grass? Like a garden needs tending through trimming, watering and weeding, so does the Kingdom of God require our attention and care. In our first message on Haggai, we'll learn the importance of confronting the weeds in our heart, the urgency behind fervent obedience, and how seeking first the Kingdom changes our life.

Through this message we are getting to know our Saviour more, through the doctrine of the Person of Christ. We will examine four affirmation statements with the doctrine of Christ which look at His full and complete divinity and humanity, and how His divine and human natures are distinct and completely united in one person. This is what we need to know—this is what we need to love!

How does grace, gratitude, and generosity intersect living in troubled times? How does our life in Christ fuel the way we love others with truth? This message dissects the relationship between love and truth, and shares how we can live in contentment. Allow the wisdom in God's Word to transform your mind and shape your lifestyle!

Through this message we are getting to know our Saviour more, through the doctrine of the Person of Christ. We will examine four affirmation statements with the doctrine of Christ which look at His full and complete divinity and humanity, and how His divine and human natures are distinct and completely united in one person. This is what we need to know—this is what we need to love!

Today, our understanding of glorious doctrine stretches our minds to know God and therefore love God even more! It's about the amazing concept of The Holy Trinity: One God, three Persons, all equal, yet not the same. It's a beautiful, powerful lesson about The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit, how they unite in perfect harmony for His glory!

Today, our understanding of glorious doctrine stretches our minds to know God and therefore love God even more! It's about the amazing concept of The Holy Trinity: One God, three Persons, all equal, yet not the same. It's a beautiful, powerful lesson about The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit, how they unite in perfect harmony for His glory!

Today, our understanding of glorious doctrine stretches our minds to know God and therefore love God even more! It's about the amazing concept of The Holy Trinity: One God, three Persons, all equal, yet not the same. It's a beautiful, powerful lesson about The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit, how they unite in perfect harmony for His glory!

Have you ever stopped to consider the incomprehensibility of our God? Job 26:14 expresses this idea perfectly: "The thunder of his power, who can understand?" He is infinite, He is perfect, He is awesome... and we are lowly sinners. But take heart. Although He is perfect, omnipotent, omniscient, God desires that we know Him, that we draw close to Him, that we share with Him our every sorrow, every desire, every aspect of our heart. What a wonder!

In troubled times, we may learn of the fragility of life, the limitations of man, and the desire to preserve life. In the midst of these experiences, we must ask ourselves, are we living in fear? Are we using wealth to save ourselves? Today's message reveals the lies behind self-preservation and the love of money. We'll also unravel the Biblical antidote to these idols and how the gospel anchors us.

Have you ever stopped to consider the incomprehensibility of our God? Job 26:14 expresses this idea perfectly: "The thunder of his power, who can understand?" He is infinite, He is perfect, He is awesome... and we are lowly sinners. But take heart. Although He is perfect, omnipotent, omniscient, God desires that we know Him, that we draw close to Him, that we share with Him our every sorrow, every desire, every aspect of our heart. What a wonder!

Get ready for life-changing knowledge as we continue our study of glorious doctrine.But why is doctrine so important?Because all Scripture is breathed out by God and it's the Word of God alone that steers us from error, that grows us in sanctification, that renews our minds and points us to a life of fruitfulness and purpose. As we discover the beauty and truth of His Word, we in turn learn that His Word is all we need to satisfy and quench our hunger and thirst.Doctrine... it's where knowledge and love collide!

Get ready for life-changing knowledge as we continue our study of glorious doctrine.But why is doctrine so important?Because all Scripture is breathed out by God and it's the Word of God alone that steers us from error, that grows us in sanctification, that renews our minds and points us to a life of fruitfulness and purpose. As we discover the beauty and truth of His Word, we in turn learn that His Word is all we need to satisfy and quench our hunger and thirst.Doctrine... it's where knowledge and love collide!

Let's face it... the study of doctrine is typically a dry, boring task, a "have to" rather than a "want to".But the doctrine of Scripture is anything but boring, simply because it helps us know God.It sheds light on His glory and it ignites fires within our hearts and minds that cannot and will not be quenched. In this series, we'll learn why doctrine matters so much in our journey to know and love our Lord more and more every day, how doctrine will shape our thinking and change our lives in the pursuit of our Saviour. Get ready to come alive in the truth!

Let's face it... the study of doctrine is typically a dry, boring task, a "have to" rather than a "want to".But the doctrine of Scripture is anything but boring, simply because it helps us know God.It sheds light on His glory and it ignites fires within our hearts and minds that cannot and will not be quenched. In this series, we'll learn why doctrine matters so much in our journey to know and love our Lord more and more every day, how doctrine will shape our thinking and change our lives in the pursuit of our Saviour. Get ready to come alive in the truth!

In troubled times, we may learn of the fragility of life, the limitations of man, and the desire to preserve life. In the midst of these experiences, we must ask ourselves, are we living in fear? Are we using wealth to save ourselves? Today's message reveals the lies behind self-preservation and the love of money. We'll also unravel the Biblical antidote to these idols and how the gospel anchors us.

What a roller coaster ride this little book of Jonah has been! Hope you've been blessed as we unpack the beautiful truths in this amazing series. Today marks our last instalment in Jonah and here, we discover that despite all of God's saving grace and mercy, Jonah still doesn't get it! We learn from Jonah's reaction that anytime we are immersed in self: self-pity, self-centredness, self-absorption or self-denial, we are self-deceived. Only our Saviour gives hope. Time for a heart check!

We hope you're being blessed in our series right now, which captures an exciting and enlightening look at the Book of Jonah! To recap what's happened so far: Jonah was called by God, rebelled and fled from God, and after finding himself in the belly of a great fish, prayed to God to save him. Of course, our God, who loves to give grace, mercy and second chances, saves Jonah. But for what? Let's discover together what happens next! A sneak peek: incredible evangelism and transformation!

We hope you're being blessed in our series right now, which captures an exciting and enlightening look at the Book of Jonah! To recap what's happened so far: Jonah was called by God, rebelled and fled from God, and after finding himself in the belly of a great fish, prayed to God to save him. Of course, our God, who loves to give grace, mercy and second chances, saves Jonah. But for what? Let's discover together what happens next! A sneak peek: incredible evangelism and transformation!

After fleeing from God in disobedience, Jonah finds himself in the belly of a great fish... proving you can run but you can't hide! Now that he feels he's faced with sure death, Jonah calls out to our Lord in his distress and desperation. And it's at these moments, when we find ourselves completely broken, that we at last understand the grace and mercy of God, and it's at these moments that He provides deliverance.