Seeking the will of God. With Brother Chisomo Goddia.

In Romans 12: 1-2, we find three exhortations that should guide you into discerning and living in the will of God.

1. You must give your soul and body to God v. 1 2. You must not be moulded by the present age v. 2a 3. You must have a transformed worldview v. 2b

The merciful King. With Pastor Brian Biedbach.

In Matthew 18:21-35 we find three examples of the mercy of the king that should motivate us to be merciful.

1. The Delay vv. 21-23 2. The Patience vv. 24-35

Compassion and Discernment in Church Care for the Helpless. With Pastor Kondi Nyanda.

How to treat various groups within the church, with a particular focus on caring for widows and defining genuine need. The central theme of the message emphasizes that a healthy church must show compassion to the vulnerable while also exercising discernment in providing aid, ensuring that help is both wise and sustainable and does not create dependency.

The importance of family members providing for their own relatives first, using strong language to equate neglect of family with denying the faith, and warns against the potential for fraud or idleness when church generosity is unmanaged.

New is Better. With Pastor Ernest Kanzangaza.

In Jeremiah 31: 31-34 there are two details of God's grace you should know that provides true obedience.

1. His Promise vv. 31-32 2. His Provisions vv. 33-34

Training for Godliness: Faithful Christian Leadership. With Pastor Kondi Nyanda.

Effective servants of Christ must be devoted to truth, reject ungodly myths, and train themselves for godliness with the same discipline an athlete uses in a gymnasium.

This training involves daily spiritual exercise through prayer, study, obedience, and service, which is crucial because godliness holds promise for both the present and future life. Furthermore, leaders must persevere in their demanding ministry with hope set on the living God, model integrity in all aspects of life, and devote themselves to the ministry of the Word for the salvation and spiritual progress of the church.

Salvation: A Radical Work of God. Pastor Lawrence Lama

The core of the discourse focuses on the radical and transformative nature of Christian salvation, primarily using the biblical account of Paul's conversion and commission found in Acts chapter 26, verses 12 to 18, as the main text.

Salvation is a powerful work of God that is described in the Bible through several "radical pictures," such as being born again, becoming a new creation, being raised from the dead, and, specifically in the text of Acts, having one's eyes opened and turning from darkness to light and from the power of Satan to God.