That You May Know - The Gospel of Luke

If you could see your children's future, would you want to?
As Jacob nears the end of his life, God gives him an extraordinary glimpse into the future of his sons and their descendants. What he sees is a mixture of triumph, failure, blessing, and heartbreak. Then, right in the middle of his prophetic words, Jacob suddenly stops and prays: "I wait for your salvation, O LORD." Why?
 
In this message we'll explore one of the most moving moments in Genesis and discover why our greatest hope cannot rest in our children, our family, or the future—but only in Christ.
Whether you're a parent, grandparent, or simply someone who worries about the people you love, this message offers hope, peace, and a fresh invitation to trust the God who holds the future.

Life rarely follows the path we expect. Plans shift, uncertainty creeps in, and the future can feel anything but clear.
This Sunday, as we continue our journey through Genesis 47–48, we'll sit with Jacob as he reflects on a long and often difficult life — and recognises two profound truths: he has been a pilgrim, and God has been his Shepherd every step of the way.
Through Jacob's story, we'll explore why God so often leads His people through seasons of uncertainty, and how we can continue to trust Him when we cannot see where the road ahead is leading.
Whether you're navigating change, waiting for direction, or wondering what God is doing in this season of your life, come and be encouraged to keep trusting the Shepherd who faithfully guides His people home.

In this message we continue working our way through the life of Joseph and his family. We will reflect on Genesis Ch 46, seeking to discover timeless truths and lessons for life today as we observe Jacob and his whole family and possessions uprooting life in Canaan to go and live in Egypt.

Have you ever stopped hoping for something because disappointment hurt too much?
Perhaps you've prayed for change and nothing happened. Waited for answers that never came. Faced a situation that seemed beyond repair. In Genesis 45, Jacob receives astonishing news: Joseph is alive. But after twenty-two years of grief, he can't believe it. Sometimes life disappoints us so deeply that hope itself begins to feel dangerous.
In this message  we'll explore one of the most moving moments in the story of Joseph and discover how God is often working behind the scenes, even when nothing seems to be happening. We'll see why Jacob's hope was revived, what the wagons from Egypt can teach us about faith, and how the story ultimately points us to the greatest news of all: Jesus is alive.
If you've ever struggled to believe that things could be different, this message is for you.

 
What happens when the person you thought was gone forever suddenly stands before you alive?
In this message we continue our journey through Genesis with one of the most dramatic and emotional moments in the Bible — Joseph finally revealing himself to the brothers who betrayed him. For years they believed Joseph was gone. Buried in the past. Forgotten. But Joseph was not dead. He was ruling and without even realising it, the very brother they rejected had been working for their rescue the whole time. Genesis 45 is not only the story of Joseph. It is a story that powerfully points us toward Jesus Christ — the rejected King who became the exalted King.
 
Pastor Jonathan will explore how revelation exposes the truth about us, why grace does not ignore sin but overcomes it, and how God invites broken people to come near rather than run away.  In a world where we carefully manage appearances, hide our struggles, and fear being fully known, Genesis 45 reminds us that the God who sees everything is also the God who offers mercy.
 
Join us  we explore one of the most moving chapters in Genesis together.
 

We pick up in Genesis 43 & 44 as Joseph's brothers return to Egypt. How will they be received? Will Jacob get his beloved Benjamin back? What key role does Judah play in this part of the saga? And what does this all have to do with how God uses pressure in our lives to reveal and heal the brokenness within? 
 

Have you ever had a moment where it felt like everything was going wrong at once?
In Genesis 42, Jacob finds himself there - facing loss, uncertainty, and a future he cannot control. And in the middle of it all, he draws a conclusion many of us know well: “Everything is against me.”
But what if that conclusion is wrong?
 
In this message we’ll explore how fear can quietly shape the way we see our lives - and how the very things that seem to be against us may actually be the things God is using for our good.
It’s a message about letting go, learning to trust, and discovering that even in the middle of uncertainty, God is still at work.
 
 
 

This Sunday as we continue our series on the Life of Joseph, we step into a powerful moment in Genesis 42 where long-hidden guilt begins to rise to the surface. It’s a deeply human story - of the things we try to bury, and a God who lovingly brings them into the light. Not to crush us, but to change us - to heal what’s broken and shape us into who we’re meant to be.
If you’ve ever wondered why the past has a way of catching up with us, this messagespeaks right into that space - with honesty, hope, and the grace of Christ.
 

What do you do when what used to sustain you no longer works? In Genesis 41, a famine sweeps across the land and suddenly, everyone is asking the same question:
“Where do we go now?” Pharaoh gives a surprising answer: “Go to Joseph.”
In this message we’ll explore:
Why we all experience seasons of emptiness
Where we tend to turn when things fall apart
And how this ancient story points us to a deeper source of life
 
Join us as we discover where true satisfaction is found even in the middle of life’s hardest seasons. You don’t have o keep running on empty.

If the resurrection of Jesus isn’t true, then Christians really are to be pitied—we’ve built our lives on something that asks everything but gives nothing in return. But the Apostle Paul boldly declares that Christ has indeed been raised, and that changes everything. The resurrection stands up to the mind through credible evidence, answers the conscience by proving that sin has been fully paid for, and transforms the heart by removing the fear of death. Because Jesus is alive, our faith is not empty, our guilt is not final, our suffering is not meaningless, and our future is secure.