There are several areas of confusion in people’s thinking today. One area of such confusion is on how to worship God. Another area of total confusion in this world today is regard to sex.

In this message, the Vice Chancellor of African Bible University, Dr. O. Palmer Robertson will speak on the issue of sex and will show us the design of the Creator and His purposes for male and female relationships particularly as they are described in the book of Genesis.

Do you know that it is quite possible to be very religious in all your endeavors and services to God and still be lost and end up going to hell? Are you a deserter who has abandoned Jesus and you are wondering whether you can receive mercy and forgiveness? Are you sure that Lord's Supper has not become a mere ritual to you that you go through just for the sake of fulfilling a religious observance? What does the future hold for you?

You may not know what the future holds, but in this message, you will meet a sovereign God who holds the future. And if you have trusted him, you can be sure that he is holding your hand even through the darkest very moments of your life and he will successfully see you through to the very end. You will also meet a merciful Jesus who extends a loving hand to his betrayers and all wretched and broken sinners and gives them an opportunity for reconciliation with his Father. You will also learn about how Christ is the fulfillment of the historic Jewish Passover. Lastly, you will learn about the true meaning of the Lord's Supper and how every Christian ought to live in light of all these truths.

Let us join Pastor Rodgers Atwebembeire as he takes us through this discourse.

In this message, Rev. Calum iain Macleod would like us to think of our Christian citizenship. As a citizen of heaven, every Christian is called to be distinctive and different in this world. Are you distinctive and different?>

One of the greatest problems among human beings today is that when wrongs are done to us, revenge is sought rather than forgiveness being offered.

But here, Jesus introduces in his first word from the cross, a special sort of forgiveness. Why does he say: "Father forgive them, for they know not what they do" at a very horrible and painful moment when the nails are piercing his hands and feet, nailing him to the cross of wood in the most cruel and indescribable way? This is totally contrary to the way any of us acts!

When we are hurt, what do we do? We shout. We reply in kind. We want to hurt others as much they as they have hurt us. But here, there is no animosity, no resentment, and no hatred on the part of Jesus.

Can you see the great compassion of the Lord Jesus Christ for lost humanity in these words in which he said, "Father forgive them, for they know not what they do." And here, the most surprising thing is that the Lord of history, who could have called down legions of angels to deliver him from the cross, instead exercises a unique forgiveness!

In this exposition of the if the first word of Christ on the Cross, Dr. Paul Wells wants us to consider three main points about this unique prayer: Its purpose Its effects Its power.

How should you respond if you find yourself in the midst of great calamities and suffering or in the midst of a great difficulty where you feel betrayed, abandoned by God and your hopes dashed to pieces? What should we do in the midst of difficult circumstances where God's love does not seem to make sense?

From this message that he is going to bring to us from John 11, Justus Musinguzi will provide us with an answer to these questions. So let us listen to what he has to tell us.