Grace means undeserving love and favour. If we think we deserve it then it is not grace. In this video we see God's grace towards three undeserving kings. Not only did they receive grace, but grace on top of grace.

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These two incidents in the ministry of Elisha illustrate this: The gospel is an aroma of death to those who reject Christ, but an aroma of life to those who believe.

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Elisha is the prophet of grace. In this video we see how he is a picture of the Church through whom God wants to pour His grace into this world.

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Every Christian is anointed for ministry. The question is, 'What have you been anointed for?' In this video‪ we explore how we can discover our God-given gifts in an organic way.

When God created mankind we were the jewel in the crown of all He created. Tragically the glorious image of God was marred in the fall. But God was not content to leave us in that fallen state. In the recreation or regeneration we are even more glorious than before.

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We are the crown jewel of God's creation. This video takes a look at the amazing love of God we see in His creation of us. #bodysoulspirit

Does God have a sense of humour? What about Jesus? Did He use humour in His ministry? Is humour ok in the pulpit, or is it out of bounds? These are some of the questions we will look at in this video.

John really finished his account of the gospel at the end of chapter 20. So why this extra chapter? As a tender shepherd, Jesus reaches out to restore a fallen disciple. Many today would have insisted that Peter spend some time to go through a program of discipline and restoration to qualify himself for ministry once again. Not Jesus. He lovingly restores him and recommissions him into the frontline of ministry. In fact, Peter dominates the first 12 chapters of the book of Acts.