Harbour Of Hope - Messages

I Peter 1 tells us that because of the resurrection of Christ, we have a living hope, an imperishable inheritance, and inexpressible joy.

A reminder from the story of Elijah on Mount Carmel that we serve a big God, and we can stand for Him even when the odds are stacked against us.

Phil continues our series on the Attributes of God with this examination of God's love.

Phil continued our series on the Attributes of God with an examination of God's Lovingkindness.

A reminder from I John 2 - 3 and John 15 of the importance of abiding in Christ for our everyday lives.

Lloyd continues our study of the attributes of God with an examination of God's abundant mercy.

In our lives, we need to always keep God first, ahead of our spouses, families, careers, or anything else in our lives. God calls us to be willing to let go of everything in our lives for His glory.

Continuing our series on the Attributes of God with a discussion of God's abundant grace.

Edward Good delivers a message on knowing God's plan for our lives, with a reminder of the importance of knowing God intimately, communicating with Him, listening well, and taking action.

Peter continues our study of the attributes of God with a reminder that God's goodness is fundamental, and therefore a source of encouragement for us as we go through life.

Phil reminds us that God is faithful, which means we can rely on Him regardless of our circumstances, including trusting Him with our salvation.

The Christmas story is not just a myth - it's a historical event that fulfilled over 300 prophecies about the Messiah. The birth of Christ is a miraculous truth that changed history forever.

Our union with Christ means that when we are joined to Christ, we are also joined to His body, the Church. In John 17, Jesus prayed that the Church would be one just as He and the Father are one. This unity is based on His presence, and is key to showing the world that Jesus is who He claimed to be.

An introduction to the doctrine of union with Christ. This doctrine is at the core of who we are as believers. We are in Christ, represented by Him, and Christ is in us, enabling us to live for Him.

Our faith must have both a vertical component, in how we relate to God (righteousness), and a horizontal component, as we demonstrate God to those around us (justice). This includes caring for the poor and the marginalized as we share the Gospel.

Part 2 of our examination of the Power of God, with a focus on the power of God as expressed through the cross of Christ.

Lloyd continues our study of the Attributes of God with Part 1 of an examination of God's power. God is supremely powerful, and one of the ways that He has manifested that power is through the act of creating this world out of nothing in seven days.

Leon shared a message on Thanksgiving, and the importance of praising those around us and ultimately praising God.

Peter continues our study of the Holiness of God.

Peter continues our study of the Attributes of God with an examination of God's perfect holiness.