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King? High Priest? No man has such an honor as being both simultaneously as Jesus. Richard Baboolal talks us through the Covenant that leads to this unflappable truth.

Trusting in Man has its risks, but trusting in Jesus is clearly a rewarding venture. Norman Dickerson leads our thoughts and guides us through the book of Hebrews this week.

Learning the basics of God's will is just the beginning. JeVais Lord points us in the direction to go if we need to achieve a greater, deeper understanding.

When a new road that leads to where we need to be is opened up, the natural inclination is to take it. In today's featured sermon, Roger Blache shows us that Jesus, via the cross, has opened up a highway leading to grace and mercy that we all have access to.

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When God speaks, do you listen? Or, do you simply hear? Or, is it just a noise you may or may not be aware of? Nanieno La Fleur opens up the year 2022 with our featured sermon as he aims to show us that perhaps we need to pay more attention to what God is telling us for us to go DEEPER STILL.

During this time of year, we tend to focus more on the things we have and how we can get more, even if we don't consciously set out to do that. Tyrone Marcus returns to point us in a direction with our actions that is more pleasing to God and more beneficial to us with the sacrifices we give.

If Jesus were to return today, would you be ready, or would you wait until the last minute? J. Tyrone Marcus gives us this week's sermon/communion, all about separating the one's who are ready for the return from those who hesitate.

How do you forgive? Is holding grudges the best use of your time? How many times must we forgive someone before we write them off? Roger Blache asks these intense questions and provides simple answers in today's featured sermon.

What are the qualities of a good leader? What can sheep teach us about being a good leader? Can anyone be considered a good leader? A good leader tends to their people with many good qualities, just as a good shepherd does the same with their flock, and Norman Dickerson breaks this down even further in this week's featured sermon.…

We start off a month-long series detailing a few well-known parables of Jesus with the parable of the weeds. Je Vais Lord takes the time to get to the 'wheat' of the matter by examining the key differences between the weeds and the wheat, and what they mean regarding the Kingdom of God.

This week's sermon gives us another perspective from last week's presentation by Richard Baboolal (Jesus & The Poor). This week, Ronnie Archibald lets us ponder if money and the Kingdom can go hand in hand, and how to avoid a dangerous mix between the two.

It's been said that it's easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a wealthy person to enter the Kingdom of God. Does that mean there's no hope for people with even modest wealth? Richard Baboolal explains this in this week's featured sermon. This sermon contains relevant visual elements. You can watch the sermon in its entirety…

Norman Dickerson joins us today as he continues the message that Je Vais Lord started for us last week. In the same way that Jesus gave His life joyfully, Norman solidifies the fact that we, too, are called to give what we have joyfully and without holding back out of gratitude.

You can be happy, or you can experience real joy. The two might seem to be the same thing, but Je Vais Lord will explain the differences between happiness and joy, while directing us to where we can find them.

This week, we close off our series on the Beatitudes with what may be the most challenging quality yet for many people. How can one remain faithful while subjected to what may seem like unwarranted persecution? Nanieno LaFleur gives some insight into this.

They say forgiveness benefits you more than the person you are forgiving. But why is it that forgiving someone is so hard, especially as God gives us his mercy so freely? In this Communion Sermon, Nanieno LaFleur returns to guide us through the Beatitudes as detailed by Jesus during the Sermon on the Mount.…

Up is down. Left is right. Old is new. Sometimes, we need to embrace the contradictory aspects of our lives, and Nanieno LaFleur guides us as we look at one of the most well-known sermons in the Bible in which Jesus tells us that these opposite attitudes are just the things we need.

Jonah seemingly marches to spiritual independence as he continues to blame shift for all the 'bad' things he encounters on his journey. Richard Baboolal leads us as we get to know more about Jonah in today's Featured Sermon.

Who gets the blame when things don't pan out the way we want them to go? More times than we realize do we project our failings at others and even at God. But what would it take to open our own eyes to the rebellious nature we sometimes embrace? Richard Baboolal returns for the second installment of his study of the book Jonah in today's Featured Se…

To many, the story of Jonah might center around a giant fish, but as Richard Baboolal shows us in today's Featured Sermon, the story goes much deeper and exposes the thoughts that occasionally pass through our own minds when it comes to building relationships with others. *Portions of this sermon rely on visual content, which can be viewed via our …

Norman Dickerson joins us from the sister isle of Tobago to give us a rundown of the tumultuous and emotional relationship experienced through circumstances by Jonathan and David.

Friendships, despite the ups and downs, can go a very long way in making a positive change, and there are few examples that solidify this fact than the story of Aquilla, Priscilla, & Apollos and their journeys with Paul. Je Vais Lord leads our thoughts in this week's featured sermon, continuing our study on Deeper Love. *Portions of this sermon rel…

Joining us from the Kingston Church of Christ in Jamaica, Courtney Bailey walks us through the book of 2 Timothy and examines the relationship between Paul and his protege Timothy. *Portions of this sermon rely on visual content, which can be viewed via our YouTube Channel (Port of Spain Church of Christ).…

Love is not just what you might find being described in a song from the '80s. Rather, love is a reflection of Jesus in action, and in Scripture, no other person but John might be able to recognize that. Nanieno LaFleur gives us some insight into the 'disciple whom Jesus loved' in today's Featured Sermon.…

Guy Hammond has been a Canadian Evangelist for over 20 years and has taught hundreds of thousands around the world through his workshops and classes. As part of the Strength in Weakness weekend-long workshop, Guy shows us that, no matter how many trials we may go through in life, even if we don't see how, the end result will be much greater than we…

When we were younger, many of us would sing and dance and just celebrate for no reason other than for being joyful. In the final installment of the Spiritual Disciplines, Roger Blache transports us back to times like those as we're reminded that even in the midst of sorrow, God wants His joy to be our joy.…

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Ask a random person how to meditate, and chances are you will conjure up images of sitting cross-legged in an empty room trying to clear your mind of everything. In today's sermon, Roger Blache shows us that the Spiritual Discipline of Meditation is so much deeper than we might have thought.

By improving your ability to love others, are you neglecting to actually love others? Can you enhance your skills in caring for people by not looking out for those people? Nanieno LaFleur tackles these phenomena and others in today's Featured Sermon, "Spiritual Formation 3: For the Sake of Others".

Continuing from our lesson from last week, Nanieno LaFleur returns to teach us that, even with what we might consider 'perfect' upbringing, our experiences will all be for naught if we don't allow God to chart out the life He has planned for us. *Part of this sermon relies on visual content. It is recommended to view this content at…

Everything and everyone we encounter on a daily basis make us who we are. Only God can make us who we ought to be. Picking up where Tyrone Marcus left off with his last few sermons, Nanieno LaFleur gives us a quick breakdown of what Spiritual Formation is, and how we can use it to engage with each other and with God.…

Today, we have the conclusion of the mini-series, "A Deeper Spirituality" by our brother J. Tyrone Marcus. This time, we'll be examining the aspect of love, and how we can use it to glean more than we expected from Scripture by looking at the relationships held by the Twelve. *Part of this sermon relies on visual content. It is recommended to view …

We might want to be "known" for the things we do, but God is calling us to 'reduce ourselves' so that Jesus is the focus. Tyrone Marcus returns with the second of three lessons on attaining deeper spirituality.

One is free to attend Church on a regular basis. One is also free to develop a deep relationship with Christ. J. Tyrone Marcus dives DEEPER into this in today's sermon, the start of a new series of sermons aimed to guide us in developing that deeper spirituality we crave.

What's weighing you down? What situation have you been in that plays heavily on your conscience, be it yesterday or years ago? This week, Tony Millet talks to us about a great way to be free from the burden of a guilty conscience and why we don't need to fear our past as much as we might subject ourselves to that torment.…

As the song goes: "What a friend we have in Jesus". But how DEEP does that friendship go? And is that friendship reciprocated appropriately? A familiar face among the Port of Spain Church, and now serving the Church in Montego Bay in Jamaica, Kirk Spencer joins us to deliver this week's featured sermon.…

"Who do you say I am?" Simple enough question. But when Jesus, the Son of Man, asks the question, how do you answer? What does the title "Son of Man" mean to you? Je Vais Lord takes a moment to go a little DEEPER in today's featured sermon.

How do you view Jesus? Do you see Him as a calm, comforting person, or as a person willing to go to the extreme to get the message across? Or, do you see Him as both? Roger Blache gives us a look at the dynamics involved in following Jesus, and why both views are equally important frour good.

Who is the man who gave us so much from one action? Who is he who settled our unpayable debt? Who is it that deserves much, much more than we could ever give? Nanieno La Fleur brings us the first part of the series 'Jesus The ..." by diving just a little bit DEEPER into the life of Jesus. Watch the full Sunday Service to see a special Easter Narrat…

We prepare to take another DEEPER dive into God's Word as Norman Dickerson leads our thoughts in what must be done to achieve Godly Unity as we strive to Become One in Christ through the Spirit.

How can we attain unity through humility? Paul might be able to help us understand this, and Richard Baboolal returns to guide our thoughts in this week's featured sermon.

There are elements of the world that wants to hamper our relationship with God. Richard Baboolal returns to share with us some insight into how to overcome these challenges.

Is achieving unity as God wants us as easy as it sounds? What can a few verses in Ephesians teach us about Godly unity? Richard Baboolal delivers today's sermon and shows us what real unity should look like.

A soldier is not ready until he takes up his sword. We are called to never put down the Sword of the Spirit. Nanieno LaFleur concludes the 9-part series on the Tri-Union, while focusing on the Holy Spirit, in 'The Spirit Gives Life'.

Being filled with the Spirit at all times is an essential part of a Christian's lifestyle. But what does being Spirit-filled look like? It might seem simple, but is it easy? Listen to the second sermon of three done by Nanieno La Fleur on the Holy Spirit.

As we get DEEPER into knowing God, Nanieno LaFleur returns to lead our thoughts on the occasionally misunderstood aspect of the tri-union of God: the amazing Holy Spirit.