Come Join our ABC Prayer Breakfast

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Mark your calendar: ABC is having our annual Prayer Breakfast on Apr 14 (Saturday) at 8:30 am. This year’s speaker is Steven Tors. Steven is a science educator, deeply interested in apologetics, the Christian worldview and “Giving a reason for the hope through Jesus.”

Meditation on Easter by Barry Thomas – from Costa Rica

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A Happy Easter to All at ABC, and a Meditation on Easter.

Jesus Christ was sent on a mission in Matthew 1:18-20 to take away Adam’s curse from all his descendants, that is all of us! In this passage He is not only the expected Messiah but He is introduced as the Saviour to be born from a woman alone and in Genesis 3:15 this same man at His future coming will cancel out all sin and its consequences as well as the devil from the universe(Revelation 20:2-15). In Romans 5: 12-17 reveals this reversal of the curse from Adam to life eternal in the Christ who would accomplish His intended mission completely. The Messiah’s cruel criminal death was substitutionary bearing the world’s sins so that believers trusting in Him would experience this substitutionary death on their behalf; He achieved this and more on the cross by reversing this curse on all the descendants from Adam who by believing and repenting of sin received the blessing of reconciliation to our offended Creator and God. God was offended by all who rejects His rightful claims of ownership upon those He created. Continue reading →

Seven Last Words of Jesus on the Cross – A Lenten Sermon Series at ABC

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A Lenten Sermon Series on Thursday Evenings at 7 pm (with the exception of the Palm Sunday event) at Agincourt Baptist Church.

First Lenten Service “Father, Forgive Them, For They Know Not What They Do” (Luke 23: 26-38), will be on March 1st (Thursday) at church with a powerful message by Peter Harrichand and special music by Betty Navratil. Come join us for an intimate time of reflection of what Jesus and His Sacrifice means to us today. Continue reading →

Update from Barry Thomas – from Costa Rica, March 14th, 2012

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Dear Agincourt Baptist Church family,

“Grace and peace be multiplied unto you through the knowledge of God and Jesus Our Lord.  … His Divine power has given us all things that relate to life and godliness through the knowledge of Him that has called us to glory and virtue ” (2 Peter 1:2,3). May you be so blessed as I thank you for praying for me. “Grace and peace” was the common greeting between Christians in churches in the N.T. times because our relation to God and to one another is based on GRACE (giving us what we do not deserve: His goodness eternally and PEACE with God (because of His extraordinary mercy to us) and peace with one another creating a fellowship with God uniting us all into one body of believers.) Marvellous grace…! Continue reading →