Jesus’ second temptation is found in Matthew 4:5-7 where Satan wanted Jesus to manipulate His Father God by using the privileges of His Sonship to twist God’s hand. Pastor Ashwin preaches on the second key to overcoming temptation: having an identity

In this first sermon of a three-part series, Pastor Ashwin examines Matthew 4:1-11 when Jesus was tempted by Satan to act independently from God. The subtle suggestion to act on our own outside of God, to take what is within our reach, is at the heart of

The second part of a two part series, ‘Holy Spirit: How He Guides’ examines the questions: “How can we be more receptive to hearing God’s voice?” and “How can we discern whether we have heard from the Lord?”

Every Christian testimony is remarkable because it’s the fruit of God’s rescue mission. There is a great rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents- a joy that arises from the Triune God Himself! You will never find this seeking love of God anywh

The question for many people is, “Does my life have purpose or am I just putting in time?” This leaves us with an emptiness which needs to be filled. That is why Jesus came. He came to cast light on the darkness and to bring peace to our hearts.

Study the passage in 1 Timothy 2:5-7 with Pastor Ashwin and discover Jesus our Mediator, who built a bridge between us and our perfect Father. Jesus represents us before God, having experienced the entire range of human emotions and pain. As we head into

This is the final sermon in the Pursue Generosity series. The question, ‘How can I be sure I am pleasing God in my financial decisions?’ is explored. It looks at how we can make decisions about our priorities and lifestyle that will answer that quest

This sermon, the seventh in the Pursue Generosity, focuses on Paul’s teaching in I Timothy 6 on how we can have maximum impact for Christ in the lives of others through generosity. How we view money and use our time will impact the live of the people i

This sermon is Part 6 of the Pursue Generosity series. It examines the key reasons people struggle with being generous, that is, the problem of debt and a failure to have a God-honoring financial plan. It explores the Biblical foundations for financial fr