On Sunday, Pastor Charmaine shared a word about the parable of the Prodigal Son (see Luke 15:11–32). Oftentimes, we find ourselves hiding from God but this parable is a reminder of His unconditional love for us – no matter what guilt or condemnation tells you!
On Sunday, Rayanna continued our 'Hearing God' series with a teaching on discernment. As believers, it's important to distinguish between the loud (and sometimes false) narratives that surround us and the voice of God.
Claudia brings a word on how suffering and tribulations are a part of life, especially as a Christian. She explains how to walk through difficulties in life with joy and victory. Will life's trials make you bitter or better?
On this Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Wole walked us through Acts 1 and 2. He explains the 6 stages that led to the birth of the first church, and how these can be applied today if we want to see our cities transformed and people come to salvation.
On Sunday, Simon Braker spoke about our impact as believers. In life it is impossible to not have an impact, but the question is: will it be for God or for the enemy?
On Sunday, Joshua spoke about evangelism and revealed God’s heart towards it. He explains how evangelism is something that all believers, with varying personalities, expressions and gifts, should do together!
On Sunday, pastor Charmaine helped us to understand the importance of doing things with God, and not just for Him. How that God delights in doing exploits through us, but more importantly, with us. And that it is this understanding of working with God, that encourages us to do even more
ST gave us insight last week as to what ministry actually is. He emphasised that in order to leave a mark on our world, we need God to first leave His mark on us
On Sunday, Charmaine offered some insight for this season with reference to John 15. Jesus explains, in this chapter, that the reason why God repeatedly prunes us is so that we can bear finer and richer fruit. The key to this, as modelled by Jesus and the Father, is to abide in Jesus. We cannot bear the kind of fruit God desires without Him, and without love, our works have no meaning.
On Sunday, Astride delivered a sermon on the topic of living freely in the kingdom of God. As Christians, freedom is a gift from God. Deciding to live in it, however, is our choice. The anchor scripture used here is Colossians 1:11-14.
In Sunday's sermon, Aaron demonstrated how circumstances in which we feel underqualified can be incredibly valuable opportunities to grow. At times, we assume responsibilities that belong to God and aren't really ours, to begin with. Aaron made it clear that it isn't about us, but rather what Jesus wants to accomplish through us. All we need to do is be available, and God will handle the rest.
In this sermon, Pastor Charmaine uses Romans 8 to speak to us about the power of the Holy Spirit and the importance of being led by Him
Sunday (06/02/22) was our Legacy Service - An annual celebration filled with testimonies and thanksgiving; where we revisited our vision for IMPRINT Church and reflected on all the awe-inspiring things that the Lord has done in our lives (both individually and as a community)
On Sunday, Pastor Charmaine gave a sermon on loving our neighbour; the power of love. Using 1 Corinthians 13, she explained what real love looks like and emphasised how love cannot exist outside of God, for He is Love! She also encouraged us all to be loving to our neighbours daily in order for us to leave a legacy of love.
On Sunday, Pastor Charmaine gave a sermon on 'Repentance' and its importance in the life of a Christian. She challenged us all to look within and to identify areas of our lives where we have taken control, rather than letting God take the lead.
On Sunday, Onkar continued from where ST left off by enlightening us further on the power of a renewed mind, and how this helps us to maintain a clear vision and perspective.
On Sunday, ST spoke to us about the power of a renewed mindset. How that, what follows you is a reflection of the kind of mindset you have. He then encouraged us through the scriptures, to become a people who not only believe God through our actions, but a people who genuinely believe God and what He has said about us, in our heart also. For God does not look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.
On Sunday, ST gave us a snapshot of what it means to live a surrendered life. He emphasised the importance of obeying God and surrendering our will to Him, as it shows that we love Him are fully committed to Him.
On Sunday, Onkar gave us great insight into our identity as believers and the authority we have in Christ Jesus.
On Sunday, our very own Ayooluwa continued our Foundations series by delivering a captivating and thought-provoking message about the person of the Godhead known as The Father.