GROWING FAMILY | Fellowship with Jesus | 1 John 1:1-10

GROWING FAMILY | “Wise as a Serpent, Harmless as a Dove” | Matthew 10:1-31

In a world that is often hostile to the gospel, how can believers remain faithful, effective, and uncompromising? Jesus commanded His disciples to be "wise as serpents and harmless as doves," revealing the balance between spiritual wisdom and Christlike character. Discover how to navigate opposition with discernment, fulfill God's calling with courage, and shine as a faithful witness without being overcome by the world. Scripture Reading: Matthew 10:1–31

GROWING FAMILY | Fellowship with Jesus | 1 John 1:1-10

What does it mean to have fellowship with Jesus? Christianity is more than religion—it is a living relationship with the Son of God. The apostles testified of the Jesus they saw, heard, touched, and walked with, and through their testimony, we too are invited into that same fellowship. As you draw closer to Christ, you will experience His presence, His power, and a joy that the world cannot give. Join us as we explore the life-changing blessing of true fellowship with Jesus Christ. Scripture Reading: 1 John 1:1-10

GROWING FAMILY | The Untouchable Christian | Psalm 91:1-16 | 1 John 5:1-21

There is a people the enemy cannot destroy — those who dwell under the covering of the Most High. “The Untouchable Christian” reveals the secret of divine preservation, fearless faith, and victorious living in Christ. Discover what it truly means to remain under God’s wings and live beyond the reach of darkness.Bible Reading: Psalm 91:1-16; 1 John 5:1-21

GROWING FAMILY | The Wonder of the Glorious Gospel | Acts 11:1-30

God’s grace flows through the Gospel. The good news of Christ’s death and resurrection is the power of God unto salvation. Where this Gospel is fully preached and truly embraced, wonders occur. Visible in these wonders is the evident transformation in the lives of the hearers.

GROWING FAMILY | Our Collective Duty in Reaching Our Nation | Nehemiah 4:6-20

Reaching our nation is not the responsibility of a few ministers but the collective. As the people in Nehemiah’s day had a mind to work and built together (Neh 4:6), so must we rise together in vision, burden, and action. The fulfilment of this mandate rests on two urgent responsibilities: prayerful and purposeful pursuit and faithful and fruiIul partnership.