John Alley describes the true meaning of hope that is in the bible.

People everywhere are searching — for meaning, direction, peace. Some look to spirituality, some to self-help, some to anything that promises answers. But what if the hope they’re looking for is already closer than they realise? This message calls us to rediscover what we carry in Christ, and to stop treating faith as an add-on instead of a light meant to be seen.

How do you "gird up the loins of your mind?" Continuing the thought from David's message, Philip takes us to Proverbs 6:30-31, and relates it to how Satan is a thief. Turning to 2 Corinthians 10:3-5, he applies the proverb to our thoughts.

Opening up to 2 Corinthians 5:9, John calls us to make it our goal to please the Lord. Looking at the example of the Corinthians, (as recorded in an unsigned letter from Rome during the persecution of Domitian) John shows us that we should daily seek the Lord in order to live Righteous lives.

Whenever the average person thinks of the Biblical "Millennium", they think of Jesus establishing a physical kingdom on earth in our future! But John shows us, using the Bible, that we are already in the Messianic age! And that Jesus is already ruling and reigning in Heaven! John explains further the huge implications of the messianic rule of Christ.

When the Bible tells us to "Gird Up the Loins of your Mind", what does it mean? David explains the meaning of a very confusing passage of scripture, and shows us how the Bible can change between translations. Mentally preparing ourselves in our daily walk is a prudent part of being a Christian, watch this video to learn why!

It is 2026! Around this time, many people are setting new resolutions for themselves, but are they "Crowning the year?" John tells us through the word and illustrations from himself and others the very real benefits of dedicating the year to the Lord Every Day!

When Jesus first came into the world, there was No Room at the Inn. Philip opens up with the Passage Luke 2:1-7, Where Joseph and Mary travelled to Bethlehem only to find no room at the Inn. Philip contrasts this with Luke 22:7-13, where, entering back into Jerusalem, Jesus is given space in the guest room. A great Christmas Eve message about Christ's ministry on earth to celebrate the Birth of our Lord.