You may not know what your future holds or where you belong. The Lord says, “You belong with me”.

Pastor Michael Koh preaches from Exodus 3…

The spirit of poverty is the crippling fear that your perceived, relative littleness can't be used by God in a big way. If you feel like you have little to give, give yourself to the Lord first and ask Him what He wants of you. He became poor to make you rich. He will give you a joy that overflows as you give generously of your treasure, talents and time.

- Excerpt from sermon by Dr. Sanjeev Nandakumaran

When we know who we are as children of the Most High God and that we are power carriers...
When we know the power of the Name of Jesus...
When we can identify the enemy...

...then we can boldly confront the enemy and emerge victorious in Jesus' Name!

To learn more and hear stories of how this works, check out this past Sunday's message by Pastor Stephen Mubanga.

With what seriousness do we pay attention to what God says? Do we treat it lightly or take it seriously? How seriously should we take God's Word, Christianity and our faith?

For some of us, we have not found our place in the world, our place with people - where we can thrive. We may feel place-less - we feel unsafe, threatened, lack stability, or feel a lack of fit. Yet God has a place of thriving for each one of us. God, through scripture, defines place very differently than the way the world defines it. God will speak to us about the place - the destiny, the promise - that He has for us, and He will lead us to enter in to it.

God has a place for you and me that is the venue for the fulfillment of his promises and purposes for us. It is not defined by a particular space or circumstance that fits us, but rather his very presence. It may not be a comfortable space, but the comfort, assurance and power of God comes when we dwell in the place that He has for us.

Pastor Michael Koh preaches from John 14, Hebrews 11 and Isaiah 35.

When we pray, we are looking for a permanent place that exists – a fixed home for us that is provided for us – but we must always begin at a lower plane. The Holy Spirit brings us to a place where we are in God’s tent – an eternal dwelling – an eternal location – every single time we cry out to God. In prayer and crying out to God, there is a place where we locate the ability to move in the dark – and sense God is about to do something. -Rajeev Nandakumaran

God beckons us to a higher understanding of who He is. Rajeev Nandakumaran preaches on how our perspective of God matters to God and how we can know God better through persistence in prayer.