Finding Your True Purpose in life

19th January 2025
Your purpose in life cannot be fully understood apart from Jesus Christ, who is the eternal Word and the source of all true understanding. While humanity bears God's image through creation, there is a deeper purpose found in becoming children of God through faith in Christ. This transformation occurs when we receive Christ and allow Him to work through us, revealing our specific gifts and callings. Our ultimate reason for existing (raison d'être) is not merely what we do, but what Christ does through us as we draw closer to Him through the Gospel and His Word.
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Passage: John 1:1-12
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Beyond New Year’s Resolutions

12th January 2025
Real transformation doesn't come through New Year's resolutions or geographical relocations—it comes through returning to Jesus Christ, Who is the true beginning. The eternal Word became flesh and dwelt among us, bringing God's presence into our midst. When we face difficulties or seek a fresh start, the answer isn't found in changing circumstances alone but in drawing near to Christ, Who is full of grace and truth, and allowing His Holy Spirit to work within us.
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Passage: John 1:1, 1:14
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Called to Be Salt

5th January 2025
Being salt of the earth is not about doing good works or creating Christian institutions - it is about who we are in Christ. When believers embrace their God-given distinctiveness rather than trying to blend in with the world, even a small percentage can transform their community. The Lord calls His people to promote what is good and resist what is evil, not by starting programmes, but by living openly as those who belong to Him. Just as salt in Jesus' time both fertilised good growth and prevented corruption, Christians are meant to stand out and influence society through their different way of thinking and living.
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Passage: Matthew 5:13-16, Luke 14:34-35
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David’s Greater Son

29th December 2024
God's promise to David in 2 Samuel 7 reveals a pattern that extends far beyond the building of a physical temple. While David wished to build God a house, God instead promised that it was He who would build David's house - establishing an eternal dynasty that would find its ultimate fulfilment in Jesus Christ. This reversal teaches us that God's plans are always greater than human intentions, and His Kingdom comes not through our efforts but through His sovereign work. The peace and rest that David temporarily achieved in his earthly kingdom points forward to the perfect and eternal peace found in Christ's reign.
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Passage: 2 Samuel 7
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The Lion King and Christmas

22nd December 2024
The Kingdom of God operates as a divine monarchy, not a republic. While God the Father maintains His rule from Heaven, He established His Kingdom on Earth through Christ's birth into the royal line of David. This truth appears even in modern children's stories like The Blood of the King, which mirrors the Christmas narrative of royal lineage. The Church flourishes when it embraces this monarchical structure, recognising Jesus as its sole ruler rather than operating by democratic principles. Through Christmas, God demonstrated that He not only rules from above but comes near to His people.
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Passage: Matthew 1:1-2, Daniel 3-4
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The Monarchy of Christ

15th December 2024
The Kingdom of God operates as a Divine monarchy with Jesus Christ as King. This spiritual Kingdom, foreshadowed in earthly constitutional monarchies, requires our willing submission as subjects. Matthew's Gospel traces Jesus' royal lineage through Abraham and King David, establishing His legitimate claim to the throne. Just as earthly monarchies provide stability through proper authority, true spiritual stability comes only through accepting Christ's Lordship and receiving His forgiveness for our rebellion against His rightful rule.
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Passage: Matthew 1:1-2, Luke 20:41-44
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The three abiding Christian qualities

8th December 2024
The Christian life produces three enduring qualities: faith, love, and hope. Faith serves as our gateway to salvation through God's grace, not through our own works. God's Love, demonstrated supremely in Christ's sacrifice, transforms us, and enables us to love others. Hope extends beyond mere wishful thinking—it represents the certainty of Christ's return and the completion of our salvation. These three qualities work together as the foundation of authentic Christian living, with the Holy Spirit both the empowerment as well as serving as our guarantee of the outcome to come.
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Passage: 1 Corinthians 13:13, Ephesians 2:8, John 3:16, Philippians 3:20-21
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The Missing Key

1st December 2024
The Church, particularly in the West, seems to have lost the key to how discipleship is achieved. The true meaning of discipleship has been misunderstood many times in church history, particularly in understanding the Great Commission. While some believe discipleship and evangelism are separate activities, the original Greek text reveals that making disciples happens through preaching the Gospel taught with depth and substance. The power of transformation comes not because of programmes and human genius, but through the power of the Gospel itself - this is the real 'missing key' that Jesus gave His church. Just as a missing key contributed to the Titanic's fate, having the wrong interpretation of discipleship can lead the Church astray from its primary mission.
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Passage: Matthew 28:16-20, Mark 16:14-18
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The Narrow Path to True Discipleship

24th November 2024
The path to genuine Christianity is through a narrow gate that few find, not because it is physically restrictive, but because it demands costly commitment. Many religious activities and outward displays of faith—even miraculous gifts and prophecies—cannot substitute for true knowledge of Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit's work of conviction and call for genuine repentance marks the difference between authentic faith and mere religious observance. Without this deeper work, one's spiritual house, though impressive on the surface, may collapse when tested by life's storms or the final judgment.
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Passage: Matthew 7:13-27
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The Narrow Gate of Discipleship

17th November 2024
The Christian life was never meant to be an easy path needing only minimal commitment. Jesus taught that the gate to true discipleship is narrow, and few find it. While salvation is freely given through Christ's work on the cross, and not based on one's own good works, it leads nonetheless to rigorous training and transformation resulting in upright living. Many churches today have widened the entrance to attract the crowds, but this compromises the deep discipleship that Jesus and the Apostles established which is aimed to produce righteous living. The Lord's design involves both grace for salvation and training for godly living—a narrow but life-giving path that produces lasting spiritual fruit.
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Passage: Matthew 7:12-14
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