Service Recordings

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In yesterday’s special Thanksgiving Service, led by our Women’s Ministry, we came together to give thanks and praise to God for His goodness, faithfulness and sustaining grace.  We were blessed by our guest worship dancer, Princess Williams, whose expressive worship through dance was a powerful part of our time in God’s presence. We also heard a deeply moving testimony from Brenda Brown, who has been living with cancer for the past 20 years, despite initially being given a maximum estimated survival of 10 years following her diagnosis.  Brenda’s testimony was a powerful reminder of the importance of never giving up and continuing to trust in God, even when the journey is difficult and the future uncertain. Her story encouraged us to reflect on God’s sustaining grace and to give thanks, not only for what He has done, but also for His faithfulness through every season of life.  Join us as we celebrate a God who remains worthy of our thanksgiving, reminding us to keep our faith, persevere through our trials and trust Him through it all. 

 In today’s service, Pastor Albert led us in a time of reflection as we looked back over the messages God has brought to us throughout the month of September.  

We began by revisiting “Knowing the Father’s Heart,” a message brought by Pastor Albert Houslin during our special Christening Service, centred around the powerful story of the Prodigal Son and the heart of the Father towards His children.  

Before that, we explored “The Calling of the Watchmen,” where Minister Sonia Dillon, drawing from Isaiah 62:6–7, reminded us of the specific divine calling of those appointed as watchmen and their responsibility to stand faithfully in prayer.  

We also revisited “The Church of the Holy Spirit: Discerning the Signs of the Times,” where guest minister Pastor Ricky Christopher challenged us to recognise the times we are living in, to view the signs around us through spiritual eyes, and to go deeper in both our relationship with God and our understanding of His Word.  

Today was an opportunity to pause, remember and reflect on these messages—not simply as sermons we have heard, but as words that should continue to speak into our lives. As we move forward, may we carry these teachings with us and allow God's Word to shape our faith, our prayer lives and our walk with Christ. 

  Today we were blessed to welcome back guest minister Pastor Ricky Christopher, accompanied by his wife, Jackie. Having ministered with us on several occasions, Pastor Ricky brought a timely and challenging message on the signs of the times and the days in which we are living.  

Drawing our attention to Scripture and current events, Pastor Ricky encouraged us to look beyond what we see naturally and to discern the times through spiritual eyes. He reflected on signs such as blood moons, intense heat, the darkening of the sun and eclipses, reminding us that throughout Scripture, God has used signs as warnings and indicators of what is to come.  

He also challenged the Church not to become spiritually mediocre in an age of information, but to grow deeper in both the Holy Spirit and biblical knowledge. From the Tower of Babel to the rapid advancement of technology, increasing immorality and the emergence of transhumanism, Pastor Ricky explored the parallels between our present age and biblical prophecy, including the coming of the Antichrist. 

Above all, this was a call for the Church to wake up, go deeper in God, recognise the times we are living in, and trust Him completely. The question is not simply whether we can see the signs, but whether we are spiritually prepared for what is ahead. 

 Today’s message, “Transformation Through Faith,” reminded us that real faith is never passive. Drawing from James 2:14–20, Pastor Albert challenged us to move beyond words and put our faith into action. When we live out what we believe, our faith grows, our character shifts, and transformation becomes visible in every part of our lives. 

 In today’s service, we revisited a powerful message from our archives, originally preached by Pastor Albert in July 2024, titled “Faith is the Currency of Heaven.” We chose to share this sermon again because its message is just as timely and relevant today as when it was first preached. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:3–8, Pastor Albert reminds us that genuine faith is more precious than gold and is often refined through the trials we face. As we navigate life's challenges, this message encourages us to remain steadfast, knowing that our faith is the currency of heaven and the means by which we trust God’s promises, inherit His blessings, and experience His sustaining power.  This timeless message serves as a reminder that although our circumstances may change, God's Word remains constant, and faith continues to be the foundation of our hope, our perseverance, and our victory in Christ. 

  On this Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Albert brought a powerful message on “The Wheat Harvest,” Shavuot, and Pentecost, reflecting on the deep connection between the Feast of Weeks, the giving of the Law on Mount Sinai, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. He highlighted the significance of the 50-day period shared across all three events, pointing to God’s divine pattern of preparation, fulfilment, and harvest. From the wheat harvest of Shavuot, to the receiving of the Law at Sinai, to the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, each event reveals God’s desire to provide for, guide, and empower His people. Pastor Albert reminded us that God is still the Lord of the Harvest, faithfully sustaining and equipping His Church today.