Today, we're delving deep into the mysteries of the human heart through Proverbs 23, exploring how our hearts are the command and control centre of our lives. If you've ever asked yourself where your heart truly is and you're unsure of the answer, Pastor Colin is here to guide you. Discover how the gospel promises that God can transform a heart of stone into a heart of flesh, as detailed in today's episode, "The Heart Gone Wrong." Whether you're pondering your own heart or reflecting on the relationship between Solomon and his son Rehoboam, this is an episode not to be missed.

Today, Pastor Colin concludes our series on the Book of Jonah. He dives into the profound truth that "salvation comes from the Lord," a truth that should inspire us toward deeper worship, stronger assurance, and greater motivation for prayer and evangelism.

Through exploring Jonah chapter 2, verse 9, Pastor Colin shares personal insights on how this truth transformed his own spiritual journey. He highlights the three aspects of salvation: past (justification), present (sanctification), and future (glorification), and reminds us that our hope and assurance lie in God's divine power and love rather than in human decision.

If you have a loved one who seems far from faith or if you're simply seeking encouragement in your spiritual walk, this message is especially poignant. Be sure to join us for this inspiring discussion and deepen your understanding of what it means to truly trust in God's salvation.

This episode, "Restrain God's Praise," delves deep into the lessons from Jonah’s journey and God's merciful nature. Pastor Colin quetion whether we have perhaps been too hard on Jonah. He reflects on how Jonah's story reveals the ongoing need for God's grace and reminds us all that salvation comes from the Lord. Join us as Pastor Colin shares personal insights on how this profound truth has transformed his own life, encouraging us to seek a deeper God-centered experience. If you've ever struggled with your relationship with God, this episode offers hope, assurance, and a fresh perspective on redemption.