The Song of the King and His Apostles | Psalm 2 | 11 January 2026 | 10AM

In today’s sermon, Robin Kinstead continues exploring God’s purposes for His people by drawing on key biblical passages to highlight themes of trust, obedience, and gratitude. The message emphasises how God’s character and faithfulness shape the way believers live, calling the church to respond not with complacency but with intentional, Christ-centred living. Robin encourages listeners to reflect on how God’s work in salvation impacts everyday life, and to live in a way that honours Him through both attitude and action.   5 Questions to Think About What does this sermon reveal about God’s character and His faithfulness? How does understanding God’s work in your life shape the way you live day to day? In what areas might you be drifting toward complacency rather than intentional faithfulness? How can you actively respond to God with gratitude this week? What practical step can you take to live more intentionally for Christ?   3 Things to Take Away from the Message God’s faithfulness calls for a response — believers are invited to live with trust and gratitude. Faith is active and intentional — following Jesus shapes daily attitudes and actions. Christ-centred living honours God — our lives are meant to reflect His work in us.