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This Easter Sunday we see how things changed dramatically from last week's Palm Sunday. Following on from last week, we learn three lessons from Jesus again this Sunday: The Preparation, The Problem and The Proclamation.

When did you last pray? Do you only pray when things get bad? Tonight we hear Jonah's prayer from the dark depths of the great fish and how he goes from being a disobedient and drowning disciple to becoming a death-defying disciple...with God's help. We consider Jonah's Complication, Jonah's Cry, Jonah's Confession and once again, Jonah's Christ...this is who the book of Jonah points us to.

Tonight we follow our stubborn servant Jonah, a disobeying disciple who boards a boat and flees from God. We'll see in the rest of chapter 1 that his disobedient disciple becomes a drowning disciple. We conder Jonah's Conscience, Jonah's Confession and Jonah's Christ, as ultimately we see Jesus and the Gospel revealed in the pages of this short book.

As we approach Easter, we start with Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Less than a week later, the same crowd who welcomed him in on a donkey singing "Hosanna" would be shouting "Crucify Him!" We consider three things from this passage today: The Command, the Colt, and the Crowd.

Join us for our new series on Jonah where we discover that there's more to this book than a big fish and a big city. We begin with an introduction to Jonah himself and discover his description, direction and disobedience which sets the scene for what is to come. But there is much much more to this short book as we see how it points us to Jesus and the importance of sharing the Gospel.

We welcome Feri from the International Mission to the Jewish People (IMJP) today as he shared with us a message from Acts 4:11-12 that Jesus is the only way for Salvation

Tonight we hear an account explaining the truth of the Gospel and the declaration of the person and work of Christ. Are you sure, certain, fixed and secure in your faith in Jesus?

Today with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, we we remember the Lord's death until He comes. We were reminded of some core truths about Jesus who died on the cross and why he died, then what was the cross and what does the cross mean today to you?

Tonight we prepare for the sacrament of the Lord's Supper and we consider one of the greatest examples of faithfulness to God and then God's loving provision.