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Jesus doesn't merely forgive our sins—He sets us free. In Mark 1 we see His absolute authority over every evil spirit, reminding us that the Kingdom of God is greater than the kingdom of darkness. Because of the cross, believers no longer live in fear or condemnation but are seated with Christ and share in His authority. Freedom begins with repentance, faith and surrender to Jesus, who has already won the victory.
Jesus doesn't merely forgive our sins—He sets us free. In Mark 1 we see His absolute authority over every evil spirit, reminding us that the Kingdom of God is greater than the kingdom of darkness. Because of the cross, believers no longer live in fear or condemnation but are seated with Christ and share in His authority. Freedom begins with repentance, faith and surrender to Jesus, who has already won the victory.
Jesus het volkome oor bose magte getriomfeer. Ons veg nie vir oorwinning nie—ons staan in Christus se oorwinning. Deur bekering, geloof en gehoorsaamheid kan ons in Sy vryheid leef
In Mark 5 we see two desperate people—a respected synagogue leader and a woman who had suffered for twelve years. Both found hope in Jesus.
When God seems delayed, don't mistake His delay for His denial. Jairus waited while Jesus stopped to heal someone else, yet Jesus still arrived with exactly what Jairus needed. The story reminds us to trust God's timing, celebrate the breakthroughs of others, and keep believing that Jesus is still the victorious King.
"Just because it's not now doesn't mean God won't do it."
Jaïrus se verhaal herinner ons dat geloof beteken om ons trots neer te lê en na Jesus toe te hardloop – selfs wanneer ons nie verstaan waarom Hy soms wag nie. God se wagtyd is nie Sy afwesigheid nie. Terwyl Hy ons karakter vorm, bly Hy besig om Sy plan uit te werk. Ons hoef nie aanstoot te neem wanneer ander hulle deurbraak ontvang nie, want Jesus bly getrou aan Sy beloftes. Kom vandag weer nederig na Hom toe en vertrou dat Hy steeds Koning is oor elke siekte, elke vrees en selfs die dood.
Jesus is still Lord over every storm.
The sea in Scripture represents chaos, fear, evil, and everything that opposes God's Kingdom. Yet in Mark 4, Jesus speaks only three words: "Peace. Be still."
The same Jesus who calmed the storm also conquered sin, death, and darkness through the cross. His victory wasn't achieved through power or violence, but through sacrificial love.
No matter what storm you face today, His peace isn't dependent on your circumstances—it is anchored in His rule.
Jesus still rules over nature, the nations, and every storm in our lives.
Die wêreld voel dikwels soos 'n onstuimige see – vol chaos, vrees en onsekerheid. Markus 4 herinner ons dat Jesus nie net die storm stilmaak nie; Hy is die Here oor die storm. Hy bring 'n vrede wat nie afhanklik is van ons omstandighede nie, maar van sy teenwoordigheid.
En dieselfde Jesus wat oor die natuur heers, steek ook die grens oor om die nasies te red. Sy oorwinning kom nie deur geweld nie, maar deur die kruis. Daarom leef ons nie vanuit vrees nie, maar vanuit sy liefde en vrede.
"Jesus is jou Vredevors en Hy is die enigste een wat werklik waar vrede in jou lewe kan bring."
Jesus didn't begin by healing the paralytic's body—He began by forgiving his sin.
In Mark 2, Jesus reveals that our deepest need is not simply healing, but reconciliation with God. Sin traps us, shame distorts our identity, and we often try to fix ourselves through our own efforts. But only Jesus has the authority to forgive sin, remove shame, and restore us to our true identity.
Dale Cilliers shares his personal testimony of freedom from alcoholism, reminding us that victory comes not through willpower, but through the power and grace of Jesus Christ.
You are not your past. You are not your shame. In Christ, you are a son or daughter of God.
Jesus het nie eerste die verlamde man se bene genees nie—Hy het sy sonde vergewe.
In Markus 2 wys Jesus dat ons grootste behoefte nie net fisiese genesing is nie, maar geestelike herstel. Sonde bring skaamte, steel ons identiteit en hou ons vas, maar Jesus noem ons steeds "My seun" voordat Hy ons herstel.
Dale Cilliers deel sy eerlike getuienis van verslawing en hoe Jesus hom nie net vergewe het nie, maar hom ook bevry het en sy ware identiteit herstel het.
Jy is nie jou verlede nie. Jy is nie jou sonde nie. In Christus is jy 'n kind van God.
In this sermon, Melissa le Roux discusses Jesus being victorious over culture and tradition, specifically through the lens of Mark 7. She emphasizes that while human rules and traditions often aim for purity, they can become tools for exclusion and hypocrisy if they lack the compassion and heart of God.
In this sermon, Melissa le Roux discusses Jesus being victorious over culture and tradition, specifically through the lens of Mark 7. She emphasizes that while human rules and traditions often aim for purity, they can become tools for exclusion and hypocrisy if they lack the compassion and heart of God.
In hierdie preek bespreek Melissa le Roux die tema van Jesus se oorwinning oor kultuur en gebuike, spesifiek deur die lens van Markus 7. Sy beklemtoon dat menslike reëls en tradisies dikwels daarop gemik is om reinheid te bevorder, maar dat dit instrumente van uitsluiting en skynheiligheid kan word wanneer dit nie die medelye en hart van God weerspieël nie.
Jesus was closest to the Father when He entered the wilderness.
Temptation is not proof that God has abandoned you. It is often the place where faith is refined and trust is tested.
Satan tempts us to grasp God's promises in our own way and in our own timing. Jesus did what no one else could—He trusted the Father completely and stood victorious over every temptation.
Because He became fully human, Jesus understands every struggle we face. He doesn't stand far away; He stands beside us with mercy when we fail and grace to help us stand.
"Let us then with confidence draw near to the throne of grace..." – Hebrews 4:15–16
Versoeking beteken nie God is ver nie. Dit kan juis beteken jy is presies waar Hy jou wil hê.
Satan se grootste strategie is nie net om ons tot sonde te verlei nie, maar om ons te laat glo dat ons God se beloftes op ons eie manier en in ons eie tyd moet gryp.
Jesus het staande gebly waar Adam, Israel en elke mens geval het. Daarom is Hy nie net ons voorbeeld nie—Hy is ons Kampioen.
Wanneer ons versoek word, hoef ons nie van Jesus af weg te hardloop nie. Hy verstaan ons stryd, staan langs ons, gee ontferming wanneer ons val en genade om weer op te staan.
"Kom ons gaan dan met volle vrymoedigheid na die troon van ons genadige God." – Hebreërs 4:15–16
The world teaches that authority is about power, control, and being served. Jesus turns that idea upside down.
Drawing from Daniel 7 and Mark's Gospel, Daniel van Schalkwyk showed how Jesus embraces the title Son of Man—the figure who receives all authority and dominion from God. Yet instead of ruling through force, Jesus exercises His authority through service, sacrifice, and self-giving love.
The Son of Man came not to be served, but to serve.
As followers of Christ, we are called to use our influence, leadership, and authority in the same way: serving others, building them up, and laying down our lives for their good.
Key takeaway: Authority in God's Kingdom is not about what you can get from others, but what you can give for others.
Ons wêreld leer dat gesag beteken om beheer uit te oefen, mag te hê en ander te laat dien. Jesus wys egter 'n heeltemal ander weg.
In Markus ontdek ons dat Jesus Homself die "Seun van die Mens" noem – die een aan wie alle gesag gegee is. Tog gebruik Hy daardie gesag nie om te oorheers nie, maar om te dien.
"Selfs ek, die Seun van die Mens, het nie gekom om gedien te word nie, maar om te dien."
Ware grootheid in God se koninkryk word nie gemeet aan hoeveel mense jou dien nie, maar aan hoeveel mense jy dien.
What does it mean that Jesus is the victorious Son of God?
In Mark’s Gospel, Jesus is revealed not as another Caesar-like ruler who conquers through violence, domination, status, or self-glory. He is the true Son of God who brings God’s kingdom through self-giving love.
The cross looks like weakness to the world, but Mark shows us that it is the place where Jesus is enthroned as King. The crown of thorns, the mockery, the shame, and the Roman cross all become the moment where God’s victorious power is revealed.
A Roman centurion looked at the crucified Jesus and confessed: “Truly this man was the Son of God.”
The invitation of Mark is clear: let the cross reshape your vision of power, your priorities, your desires, and your life. Jesus is King — and His kingdom is found through the way of the cross.
In hierdie kragtige boodskap uit Markus wys Louis van Wyk dat Jesus die ware, oorwinnende Seun van God is — nie soos die keisers en konings van hierdie wêreld wat deur status, geweld en selfbelang regeer nie, maar as die gekruisigde Koning wat deur selfopofferende liefde oorwin.
Markus daag ons idees oor mag, sukses en prioriteite uit. Die kruis lyk vir die wêreld soos swakheid en skande, maar dit is juis daar waar God se koninkryk, liefde en oorwinning die duidelikste sigbaar word.
Die gekruisigde Jesus is die ware Seun van God — en sy koninkryk is goed.
What does it mean to follow Jesus into the harvest?
In this sermon, DB Hauptfleisch shares the story of how God called his family toward planting a church in Luxembourg, confirming the call again and again through prayer, Scripture, and prophetic encouragement. From Psalm 126 and Zechariah 4, he reminds us that God restores, God sends, and God builds “not by might nor by power” but by his Spirit.
The challenge is simple but costly: pray for the harvest. As we pray, God changes our hearts. As our hearts change, we become willing to go.
Every believer is called to be a sent one — in the workplace, the family, the boardroom, the sports field, the city, and the nations.
Pray for the harvest. Carry the seed. Say yes to being sent.
What does it mean to follow Jesus into the harvest?
In this sermon, DB Hauptfleisch shares the story of how God called his family toward planting a church in Luxembourg, confirming the call again and again through prayer, Scripture, and prophetic encouragement. From Psalm 126 and Zechariah 4, he reminds us that God restores, God sends, and God builds “not by might nor by power” but by his Spirit.
The challenge is simple but costly: pray for the harvest. As we pray, God changes our hearts. As our hearts change, we become willing to go.
Every believer is called to be a sent one — in the workplace, the family, the boardroom, the sports field, the city, and the nations.
Pray for the harvest. Carry the seed. Say yes to being sent.
Wat gebeur wanneer God jou roep na iets wat menslik onmoontlik lyk?
In hierdie boodskap deel DB Hauptfleisch die reis van ’n vier jaar lange roeping na Luksemburg, waar God herhaaldelik bevestig het: “Nie deur mag of deur krag nie, maar deur my Gees.”
Uit Psalm 126 hoor ons die uitnodiging om terug te kyk na God se groot dade, maar ook om weer te bid: “Here, doen dit weer.” Die preek roep ons om nie net vir die oes te praat nie, maar daarvoor te bid; nie net te bid nie, maar te saai; en nie net te saai nie, maar bereid te wees om te gaan.
Die wat met trane saai, sal met jubelkrete maai.
Life moves fast, but busyness is not the same as purpose.
In this message, Hennie and Belene Coetzer unpack Ephesians 5 and invite us to “look carefully” at how we walk. Whether in career, singleness, marriage, or family, God is calling us to live intentionally, make wise use of our time, and be shaped by the Holy Spirit instead of pressure, striving, or substitutes.
Singleness is not a waiting room. Marriage is not a checklist. Covenant is not about getting your own needs met. Every season is an invitation to be formed by God, see people the way He sees them, and walk in obedience to His purpose.
Life moves fast, but busyness is not the same as purpose.
In this message, Hennie and Belene Coetzer unpack Ephesians 5 and invite us to “look carefully” at how we walk. Whether in career, singleness, marriage, or family, God is calling us to live intentionally, make wise use of our time, and be shaped by the Holy Spirit instead of pressure, striving, or substitutes.
Singleness is not a waiting room. Marriage is not a checklist. Covenant is not about getting your own needs met. Every season is an invitation to be formed by God, see people the way He sees them, and walk in obedience to His purpose.
Marriage is not just two people sharing a life — it is a covenant invitation to become one.
In “Two in One,” Heinrich Titus reminds us that meaningful marriage requires leaving, cleaving, listening, remaining, and loving with all our heart, soul, and strength. Just as God is fully present, fully faithful, and fully committed to us, He invites us to become present and faithful in our relationships.
This message is a call to resist fragmented living, fight for attentive space, remain curious about one another, respond with grace and truth, and allow the Holy Spirit to restore covenant love.
There is more for your marriage. Don’t settle.
Die huwelik is nie net twee mense wat saam leef nie; dit is ’n heilige uitnodiging om een te word.
In hierdie boodskap wys Heinrich Titus dat God se droom vir die huwelik begin by verlaat, vaskleef en een word. Maar ware eenheid gebeur nie vanself nie. Dit vra dat ons teen afleiding, seer, selfgerigtheid en die kultuur van “weg-swipe” moet veg.
Een van die grootste geskenke wat ons vir mekaar kan gee, is om werklik te luister: aandagtig, responsief, verbondsgetrou en deur die Heilige Gees bemagtig te word.
God hoor jou hart. En Hy nooi jou om weer te leer luister na Hom én na die mense wat Hy aan jou toevertrou het.
Hoe lyk ’n kerk waar die Heilige Gees regeer?
In Handelinge 2:38–47 sien ons ’n volk wat nie deur menslike wysheid gevorm is nie, maar deur die Gees van God. Hulle was toegewy aan die Skrif, het in ware gemeenskap geleef, saam gebid, brood gebreek en ’n lewende getuienis vir die wêreld geword.
Pinkster herinner ons dat die kerk op sy sterkste is wanneer ons terugkeer na eenvoud: God se Woord, God se teenwoordigheid, God se mense en God se sending.
Ons was nooit bedoel om Jesus alleen te volg nie. Die Gees trek ons nader aan Christus en nader aan mekaar, sodat die wêreld sy liefde, vreugde en krag deur sy mense kan sien.
What happens when the Holy Spirit truly reigns in the church?
In this Pentecost message from Acts 2:38-47, Tiaan Scott reflects on Peter’s sermon, the repentance and baptism of 3,000 people, and the Spirit-formed practices of the early church. The message is a call back to simplicity, Scripture, community, repentance, baptism, and deep dependence on the Holy Spirit.
The church was never meant to be powered by human effort, personality, or strategy. It was born by the Spirit, shaped by the Spirit, and is still invited to live by the Spirit today.
What does it look like to follow Jesus when obedience becomes uncomfortable?
In this sermon from Philemon, Melissa le Roux explores the story of Paul, Philemon, and Onesimus as a picture of gospel-shaped community. Paul appeals in love, Onesimus is sent back not as a slave but as a brother, and Philemon is invited into the costly beauty of forgiveness, reconciliation, and Christlike obedience.
This message calls us to become a people who love deeply, forgive freely, call out God’s purpose in others, and walk the road of Jesus even when it is uncomfortable.
The Christlike way is not always easy — but it is beautiful.
Wat gebeur wanneer gehoorsaamheid aan Jesus ongemaklik raak?
In hierdie preek uit Filemon wys Melissa le Roux hoe Paulus, Filemon en Onesimus vir ons ’n pragtige beeld gee van ’n evangelie-gemeenskap: ’n gemeenskap waar liefde sterker is as beheer, vergifnis sterker as skuld, en roeping sterker as iemand se verlede.
Onesimus was eens as nutteloos gesien, maar deur Christus word hy bruikbaar, geliefd en deel van God se familie. Hierdie boodskap roep ons op om mense te sien soos God hulle sien, om diep lief te hê, maklik te vergewe, en die Christus-gelyke pad te stap — selfs wanneer dit ons ongemaklik maak.
Die pad van Jesus is nie altyd maklik nie.
Maar dit is pragtig.
Jesus is not just another king in the biblical story. He is the fulfilment of the whole story.
Matthew presents Jesus as the greater Cyrus: the King who ends exile, restores God’s presence, and sends His people into the world. But Jesus is greater than Cyrus because He does not merely rule by authority from God — He rules as God.
His kingdom is faithful, compassionate, merciful to rebels, kind to the weak, victorious over death, and gentle enough for children to feel safe near Him.
The call is to believe His reign, trust His commands, repent, be baptized, obey Him, and go into the world as living temples of His presence.
Jesus reigns. Therefore, go.
Jesus is nie net die vervulling van God se beloftes nie — Hy is die Koning wat God se heerskappy oor die hele aarde herstel.
In Matteus sien ons hoe Jesus die storie van Abraham, Moses, Josua, Salomo, Elia, Jeremia en die ballingskap vervul. Soos koning Kores Israel uit ballingskap teruggestuur het om die tempel te herbou, stuur Jesus sy dissipels uit na al die nasies. Maar hierdie keer is God se teenwoordigheid nie beperk tot Jerusalem nie — Hy gaan saam met sy mense oral waar hulle gaan.
Die uitnodiging is duidelik: glo in Jesus, vertrou Hom, bekeer jou, leef gehoorsaam aan sy bevele, verkondig sy evangelie en bou sy koninkryk hier en nou.
“Hy kom herstel op aarde. Dis hier nou.”
What if Jesus clearing the temple was not uncontrolled anger, but holy love in action?
In this sermon from Matthew 21, Melissa le Roux shows how Jesus’ judgment in the temple reveals the intentional heart of God. The outer court was meant to be a place where outsiders, the weak, and the broken could draw near. But religion had turned it into a place of noise, convenience, and exclusion.
Jesus clears the way.
The gospel is not just a ticket to heaven, a private comfort, or a set of rules to impose on others. It is an invitation into the kingdom of Christ — a call to yield our whole lives, pursue justice, confess sin honestly, and become people through whom others can encounter God.
When Jesus arrives, the children are welcome, the weak feel safe, and the sick are healed.
This is holy love. This is holy joy. This is the gospel embodied.
Die evangelie is nie net ’n kaartjie hemel toe, ’n veiligheidsnet of ’n privaat oomblik van troos nie. Dit is ’n uitnodiging om volledig ingeweef te word in God se koninkryksverhaal onder die heerskappy van Christus.
In hierdie boodskap wys Melissa le Roux uit Matteus 21 hoe Jesus doelbewus Jerusalem en die tempel binnegaan — nie in buite-beheer woede nie, maar met heilige ywer, liefde en ’n profetiese konfrontasie van ’n sisteem wat mense van God af weghou.
Jesus, die perfekte Lam, kom om geregtigheid te herstel deur sy liggaam neer te lê en sy bloed te stort. En Hy nooi ons om nie meer as slagoffers te leef nie, maar as kinders van die lewendige God wat hul kruis opneem, sonde in die lig bring, en hul lewens neerlê vir ander.
“Niks van jou lewe in hierdie storie is gemors of nie belangrik nie.”
This sermon explores how the Gospel of Matthew presents Jesus as the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophets, particularly in the line of Moses, Elijah, and Elisha. Matthew emphasizes that Jesus is not introducing a new story but bringing God’s long story to its climax.
Ons leef in ’n wêreld wat skree: “Kies jouself.”
Jesus sê: “Verloën jouself en volg My.”
Die vraag is nie wat die wêreld sê nie…
Wie sê JY is Hy?
Why would Jesus hide truth in parables?
Because not everyone is ready to receive it.
This message explores:
• Why the heart matters more than knowledge• How Jesus fulfills God’s promise of wise rule• Why true peace only comes where He reigns
“Where the King rules, there is peace.”
Jesus is nie net ’n wyse leraar nie — Hy is groter as Salomo en die vervulling van God se perfekte heerskappy.
Maar hier is die uitdaging:
Nie almal hoor of verstaan nie.
Nie omdat God stil is nie — maar omdat harte hard kan wees.
Wanneer ons nederig word, God se wysheid soek en Hom gehoorsaam, begin Sy vrede werklik regeer in ons lewens.
Is jou hart goeie grond?
Jesus doen wat Josua nooit kon doen nie.
Hy oorwin nie mense met geweld nie—Hy oorwin sonde met liefde.
Die koninkryk van God kom nie deur vyandskap nie, maar deur genesing, versoening en hoop.
Ons uitnodiging?
Wees sout en lig. Bring vrede. Leef die koninkryk—hier en nou.
Resurrection Sunday isn’t just something we believe—it’s something we experience.
Through Jesus, the barrier is gone. The tomb is empty.
And the tree of life is no longer a place… it’s a Person.
Jesus se opstanding beteken meer as net ’n gebeurtenis—dit beteken toegang tot lewe.
Wat eens verlore was in Eden, is nou weer oop.
Nie deur verstaan nie… maar deur ervaring.
Die boom van die lewe is nie ’n plek nie—dis ’n Persoon.
En Hy nooi jou om daardie lewe vandag te ontvang.
Jesus didn’t start His ministry with power—He started by stepping into the water with sinners.
He identified with us so we could be made right with God.
Righteousness isn’t earned—it’s a gift.
God doesn’t build His story with perfect people—He builds it with willing ones.
Matthew’s genealogy isn’t a list of heroes. It’s a “family hedge” full of broken, messy lives—yet God uses every single one to fulfill His promise through Jesus.
Abraham doubted.
Jacob deceived.
David failed.
And still… God was faithful.
The same is true for you.
You’re not disqualified by your past—you’re invited into His story.
He had a promise. We have a Person.
You belong, even in your brokenness.
Your life is part of something bigger than you imagine.
God gebruik nie perfekte mense nie—Hy gebruik gewillige mense.
Matteus 1 wys ’n geslagslyn vol gebrokenheid… en tog kies God juis dáár om Sy plan te vervul.
Jy is nie gediskwalifiseer nie.
Jou storie is nie te gebreek nie.
Jesus is die volmaakte een—en Hy nooi jou om deel te wees van Sy storie.
Sê net weer “ja”.
God gebruik nie perfekte mense nie—Hy gebruik gewilligemense.
Matteus 1 wys ’n geslagslyn vol gebrokenheid… en tog kies God juis dáár om Sy plan te vervul. Jy is nie gediskwalifiseer nie. Jou storie is nie te gebreek nie.
Jesus is die volmaakte een—en Hy nooi jou om deel te wees van Sy storie.
Sê net weer “ja”.
The gospel is bigger than we’ve made it.
It’s not just about heaven someday — it’s about Jesus becoming King and bringing God’s kingdom to earth right now.
Matthew shows us a Jesus who fulfills every promise, restores what’s broken, and invites us to live under His reign.
The question is: will we trust Him and live it out?
Ons verstaan die evangelie dikwels te klein. Matteus wys vir ons die groter prentjie: Jesus is die vervulling van die hele Bybel, die beloofde Koning wat God se koninkryk bring. Hy herstel nie net individue nie—Hy herstel alles. En selfs sondaars soos Matteus word deel van Sy storie.
God’s character is forgiveness. In a world filled with division and cancel culture, we’re called to reflect His mercy and reconciliation. Because we’ve been forgiven through Jesus, we are empowered to forgive others and restore relationships.
In hierdie boodskap leer ons dat God ongeregtigheid, oortreding en sonde vergewe, en dat Hy die las van sonde van ons af wegdra. Die verhaal van Jona wys dat God se genade selfs die mense kan bereik wat ons dink dit nie verdien nie.
Maar God se vergifnis vra ook iets van ons:
soos Hy ons vergewe, moet ons ook ander vergewe.
Ware vergifnis bring genesing, herstel verhoudings en maak harte vry.
God’s heart has always been generational. From Abraham to Jesus, His plan has been to bless the world through people who say yes to Him — even imperfect ones.
We’re not just called to follow God for ourselves but to invest in the next generation, restoring hearts, building families, and discipling others into His kingdom.
The same God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob invites us to step into His story today.
God se plan strek verder as ons eie lewens. Hy is die God van Abraham, Isak en Jakob — ’n God van generasies.
Ons word geroep om die stories van sy getrouheid te vertel, identiteit en seën oor die volgende generasie te spreek, en doelbewus mense te wees wat geloof oordra.
Jy het wat nodig is om deel te wees van God se groter storie.
In a world that feels unstable, unreliable, and constantly shifting, God remains steadfast.
In Esther, we see a faithful God working behind the scenes in a secular empire. In Jesus, we see that faithfulness made personal. In our own lives, we experience that faithfulness in the storm.
Because He is reliable, we can live with integrity.Because He is steadfast, we can be courageous.
Because He is faithful, we can build faithfully.
A faithful God doesn’t mean no storms — it means He is there in the storm.
God is nie wispelturig nie.
Hy is emit – standvastig, lojaal, oorvloedig in getrouheid.
In ’n wêreld van politieke chaos, disinformasie en selfgesentreerdheid roep God ons nie net om te oorleef nie — maar om getrou te wees.
Soos Ester is jy dalk hier vir ’n tyd soos hierdie.
Soos Maria Magdalena roep Hy jou naam.
Hy is Emmanuel.Hy is met jou.Hy sal getrou wees.
What does it mean that God is “abounding in love and faithfulness”?
In this message, we explore the Hebrew word hesed — God’s steadfast, covenant love. Through Exodus 34 and the story of Ruth, we discover a love that is sticky, selfless, and secure.
In a world shaped by transient relationships, consumerism, and cancel culture, God calls us to something deeper: enduring commitment, loyal love, and faithful presence.
Jesus is the ultimate embodiment of God’s hesed — the Redeemer who refuses to let go.
Who is one person you can “stick with” this week?
God se liefde is nie tydelik of voorwaardelik nie.
Dit is hesed — standvastige, getroue, oorvloedige goedheid.
In ’n wêreld waar mense vinnig kanselleer en aanbeweeg, roep Jesus ons om anders te leef.
Wie is die een persoon aan wie jy hierdie week standvastige liefde moet bewys?
God describes Himself as “slow to anger.”
Not passive.Not indifferent.Not explosive.
Long-suffering.
Covenantal.
Restoring.
Through Joseph’s story, we see what happens when anger doesn’t hijack the heart — when betrayal, injustice, and rejection don’t turn into bitterness.
“What you meant for evil, God intended for good.”
What if our homes, marriages, and churches reflected that kind of long-suffering love?
God is nie impulsief of vernietigend in Sy woede nie. Hy is lankmoedig. Wanneer jy terugdraai na Hom, ontmoet Hy jou nie met veroordeling nie – maar met genade.
Josef is verraai, verkoop en vergeet. Tog kies hy nie bitterheid nie. Hy kies vertroue. En God gebruik sy pyn om ’n nasie te red.
Wat maak jou kwaad vandag?
Hou jy vas daaraan – of gee jy dit oor aan God?
“Wat ander bedoel het vir kwaad, het God bedoel vir goed.”
Genade is nie afstandelike elegansie nie — dit is duur nabyheid.
Van Sinai tot Noag, van ’n put in Samaria tot by die kruis, sien ons ’n God wat altyd afdaal.
En as ons daardie genade ontvang het, word ons genooi om dieselfde te doen: om laag te kom, waardigheid te herstel en ’n God te verteenwoordig wat nader beweeg.
Grace is not distant, polished, or untouchable.
Biblical grace comes low.
In Exodus, God comes down to reveal who he is.
In Jesus, grace descends even further — into dust, shame, and brokenness.
Grace preserves dignity.
Grace restores humanity.
Grace moves toward the undeserving.
And now, we’re invited to do the same.
Not to earn — but to respond.
Where is God inviting you to come low this week?
God isn’t only compassionate — He’s also perfectly just. In Exodus 34, God reveals Himself as merciful and gracious, yet committed to justice. From Eden to Gethsemane, we see mercy and justice “kiss” most clearly at the cross, where Jesus becomes our substitute and God remains both just and the justifier. And if we’re made in His image, we’re called to reflect Him: act justly, love mercy, walk humbly — starting with one person right in front of us.
God is nie óf barmhartig óf regverdig nie—Hy is albei. Hy voel met ons in ons pyn, en Hy tree op teen onreg. In Eden roep Hy: “Waar is jy?” In Getsemane sê Jesus: “Nie my wil nie, maar U wil.” By die kruis ontmoet barmhartigheid en geregtigheid—en ons word uitgenooi om dieselfde hart te leef.
We all live with competing voices.
Genesis 1 reminds us who we are: created in God’s image, commissioned, and loved.
Genesis 3 whispers fear, shame, and doubt — questioning God’s goodness and our worth.
This sermon invites us to rediscover Imago Dei — not as flawless people, but as restored ones. Through Jesus, broken crowns are not discarded; they’re rebuilt with gold. The call isn’t perfection, but discernment. Not striving, but intimacy.
God is compassionate. Trustworthy. Steadfast.
And His voice still restores what the enemy tried to fracture.
Ons leef elke dag onder verskillende stemme – party bring vrees en twyfel, ander bring lewe en waarheid. Hierdie boodskap herinner ons dat ons geskep is na die beeld van God (Imago Dei), geroep om te leef uit sy seën, identiteit en verbondsliefde. Wanneer ons God se stem weer leer hoor, kan ons leuens stilmaak, vryheid beleef en ander help om ook hul ware identiteit te ontdek.
Trust isn’t saying you believe—trust is falling backward.
This message reminds us that we were created Imago Dei, declared ‘very good,’ and invited to truly know God—not just obey Him. The serpent’s oldest lie still whispers: ‘Is God really good?’ But when that voice is silenced, dignity is restored, identity is healed, and obedience becomes possible.
Radical trust leads to radical freedom.
God is nie net ’n Voorsiener nie—Hy is ’n God wat geken wil word.
Van die begin af is die mens ongelooflik goed geskape, na Sy beeld. Die grootste leuen was nog altyd om God se goedheid te bevraagteken. Wanneer ons leer wie Hy regtig is—genadig, getrou en vol liefde—word ons identiteit herstel en begin ons ander se waardigheid raaksien en herstel.
Imago Dei verander alles.
A new year doesn’t automatically mean a new you. God has already given everything needed for life and godliness—but transformation happens when we make every effort to grow.
This sermon challenges us to stop reacting, stop drifting, and start practicing intentional habits that shape Christlike character. Grace isn’t opposed to effort—it empowers it.
What’s the one thing God is inviting you to grow in this year?
Redding is nie net iets wat gebeur het nie – dis iets wat God steeds uitwerk in ons. Geestelike groei gebeur nie wanneer ons in versoeking harder probeer nie, maar wanneer ons onsself daagliks beoefen in geregtigheid. Hierdie jaar: moenie fokus op alles wat jy wil regmaak nie. Kies een gewoonte. Een karaktertrek. En wandel getrou saam met God daarin.
New year, same struggles?
The problem isn’t the calendar—it’s which “but” we follow.
"But I " keeps us stuck in excuses and limitations.
"But God " changes the story.
Psalm 73 reminds us: real transformation doesn’t come from fixing the outside, but from meeting God in the middle of our frustration. The gospel itself is a “But God” story—lost, broken, dead… but God intervened.
This year, don’t live from “but I can’t.”
Live from “but God can.”
God is bigger than your "but".
We live in a world full of noise—but God still speaks in thequiet.
Jesus often withdrew to lonely places to pray, showing us arhythm of retreat and return. In an age of constant distraction, solitude isn’toptional—it’s essential.
“Come away with me…and you’ll recover your life.”
We live in a world full of noise—but God still speaks in thequiet.
Jesus often withdrew to lonely places to pray, showing us arhythm of retreat and return. In an age of constant distraction, solitude isn’toptional—it’s essential.
“Come away with me…and you’ll recover your life.”
Jesus didn’t arrive late—He arrived with purpose.
In raising Lazarus, Jesus shows He is not only compassionate, but powerful over death itself. He weeps with us, feels our pain, and still calls life out of the grave. This isn’t just about future resurrection—it’s about believing that Jesus is present, powerful, and restoring now.
“I am the resurrection and the life.”
Jesus bring nie net hoop vir eendag nie — Hy staan vandag saam met ons in ons pyn.
In die opwekking van Lasarus sien ons ’n Here wat ween saam met ons, kwaad is oor onreg, en tog mag het oor dood en verlies.
Selfs wanneer God laat voel, is Hy nooit afwesig nie.
“Ek is die opstanding en die lewe.”
Hierdie is ’n uitnodiging om Hom te vertrou — in jou hartseer, jou vrae en jou hoop.
When the storms of life hit hard, Jesus doesn’t shout from a distance—He walks into the storm to meet you. Just like on the Sea of Galilee, His words still carry power: “Do not be afraid. I am with you.” You are never unseen, never alone, and never without hope.
Ons storms onthul ons vrese, ons broosheid en hoe min beheer ons het — maar nooit waar Jesus is nie. In die middel van chaos stap Hy persoonlik na ons toe, oor die water, deur die wind, reguit na die plek waar ons vasval. Sy woorde bly die draaipunt van elke storm: ‘Moenie bang wees nie. Ek is by jou.’
Jesus doesn’t just perform miracles—He reveals who He truly is.
In John 6, the feeding of the 5,000 is more than a supernatural moment; it’s a sign pointing to Jesus as the Messiah, the Good Shepherd, the Passover Lamb, and the Bread of Life. He sees our needs before we speak them, cares with compassion, and multiplies even the smallest offering. When Jesus reigns, lack disappears. Come to Him with your hunger—He is more than enough.
Johannes wys vir ons dat Jesus se wonders eintlik tekens is – vensters na sy hart. In die vermenigvuldiging van die brode sien ons die Messias wat meer is as Moses, meer as Elisa, en meer as net ’n voorsiener. Hy is die brood van die lewe. In sy teenwoordigheid is daar genoeg, oorvloed en herstel vir almal
Hierdie week se boodskap neem ons na die Poel van Betesda,waar ’n man 38 jaar lank in pyn geleef het en op ’n mite staatgemaak het virgenesing. Jesus kom staan voor hom en vra: “Wil jy gesond word?” Melissaherinner ons dat baie van ons nog steeds langs ons eie “baddens” lê — vas inteleurstelling, vergelyking en ons hoop op mense of omstandighede. Jesus nooi ons om ons oë van die chaos af te lig en op Hom te vestig. Hy is die Een watvreugde bring, sonde vergewe, harte herstel en ware lewe skenk. Die boodskap roep ons om Hom te kies — nie net sy wonderwerke nie, maar sy teenwoordigheid.
This week’s message invites us into the story of the man atthe Pool of Bethesda — a man who suffered for 38 years, waiting for a miracle.Jesus meets him with a surprising question: “Do you want to be healed?” Melissa reminds us that many of us lie beside our own “Bethesdas,” placing our hope in circumstances, people, or outcomes instead of Jesus Himself. The sermon beautifully explores God’s compassion, His authority over sickness and sin, and His desire to free us from false hopes. We are invited not just to seek miracles, but to seek the Miracle-Worker who knows us, loves us, and restores us.
Jesus heals the nobleman’s son — but the greater miracle is that the nobleman and his household come to believe. This teaching reminds us that Jesus is not only powerful, but deeply personal. He sees us, knows us, and calls us to trust Him beyond what we can see.
Jesus genees die Koninklike Amptenaar se seun — maar die groter wonderwerk is dat die Amptenaar en sy hele huis tot geloof kom. Hierdie boodskap herinner ons daaraan dat Jesus nie net magtig is nie, maar ook diep persoonlik. Hy sien ons, Hy ken ons, en Hy roep ons om Hom te vertrou selfs wanneer ons nog nie die uitkoms kan sien nie
The Shofar Durbanville podcast shares weekly messages designed to help you draw closer to Jesus and live out your faith in everyday life.
You’re welcome to join our Sunday services in person or online.
Die Shofar Durbanville-podcast deel weeklikse boodskappe wat jou help om nader aan Jesus te leef en jou geloof in die alledaagse uit te leef.
Ons is tans in die laaste hoofstuk van die Flourishing Life-reeks — ’n Lewe van Wonder: ’n Reis saam met Johannes.
Jy is welkom om by ons Sondagdienste persoonlik of aanlyn aan te sluit.
Daniel van Schalkwyk shares on “Storm at Sea” — a message of faith when life’s waves threaten to overwhelm.
Melissa le Roux explores Peter's defining moment of confessing Jesus as Christ. 🙏🪴 Where do you find the courage to stand for truth in a world full of compromise? God's truth gives us the keys to overcome darkness in our world today. 🤩
Melissa le Roux explored Peter's defining moment of confessing Jesus as Christ. 🙏🪴 Where do you find the courage to stand for truth in a world full of compromise? God's truth gives us the keys to overcome darkness in our world today. 🤩
Feeling lost in the daily grind, hitting the same walls? Give a listen to last sermon’s powerful message 🔥🙌
Ross van Niekerk talks on "Excellence in Vision," and how Daniel not only survived but flourished in exile. A clear, God-given vision sees beyond the surface, understands God's active work, and finds deep meaning in your everyday life. It's time to upgrade your perspective!
Daniel was a man who gave up his comfort for others. 🪴 In "Excellence for the Sake of the Other," Ross van Niekerk unpacks Daniel's radical commitment to God's people. 🙏 His prayer and sacrifice, even in times of personal peace, demonstrate how small sacrifices lead to big responses from God. Are you ready to intercede for your city? 🔥
Daniel was a man who gave up his comfort for others. 🪴 In "Excellence for the Sake of the Other," Ross van Niekerk unpacks Daniel's radical commitment to God's people. 🙏 His prayer and sacrifice, even in times of personal peace, demonstrate how small sacrifices lead to big responses from God. Are you ready to intercede for your city? 🔥
What happens when we ignore the voice of God and rely on our own strength? Helmuth Grunewald unpacks the sobering story of King Belshazzar and the writing on the wall—a message of judgment for a man who knew better but refused to change.
This sermon contrasts Belshazzar’s pride and downfall with Daniel’s lifelong integrity, reminding us to humble ourselves, honour the testimonies of the saints, and live lives that reflect God’s holiness.
🕊️ A call to courage, accountability, and the fear of God in a culture that celebrates self.
When the pressure mounted, Daniel's "knee-jerk reaction" was to fall on his knees in prayer. In the last sermon, Bruce McCallum asks a vital question: Is our nation "well evangelized but poorly discipled? 🌱 Fervent prayer in agreement with God is the key to courage and breakthrough. Learn to fight your battles in the heavenly courtroom and never give up! 🧑⚖️
In hierdie kragtige boodskap neem Daniel van Schalkwyk ons op 'n reis deur Daniël 6 en wys hoe ware uitnemendheid nie net in vaardigheid lê nie, maar in 'n onwrikbare gebedslewe. Selfs toe die wet gebed verbied het, het Daniël gekies om getrou aan God te bly — selfs al kos dit hom sy lewe.
Kom hoor hoe Daniël se voorbeeld ons uitdaag om daagliks gebed bo gemak, gemaklikheid en selfs veiligheid te kies. Hierdie preek sal jou inspireer om ’n lewe van integriteit, nederigheid en vreeslose afhanklikheid van God te leef.
🦁 “Hy het drie maal daagliks op sy knieë gegaan om tot God te bid… soos hy gewoond was om te doen.”
👕 “Dare to be a Daniel. Dis waag om gebed bo alles te kies.”
Excellence in Service - You are called wherever you are 🙏✨
Catch up on last Sunday’s powerful message on how your daily work can be an act of worship! 🙌 Ross van Niekerk dives into Daniel's incredible life, revealing how he thrived and served God with integrity and compassion, even amidst exile and hardship.
This isn't just about doing a good job; it's about bringing God's kingdom of righteousness, peace, and joy into every sphere of your life. 🔥
Watch the full sermon here 📺
Eng: https://www.youtube.com/live/X9ONGihGwYQ?si=r9UHQAJ2Q7dNK0MQ
Afr: https://www.youtube.com/live/zZE4yxB-vSk?si=lvm9u0FJv7PctUhv
ExcellentInService #KingdomCome #PurposeDriven #FaithAndWork #Daniel
In a compelling and heartfelt sermon, Tiaan Scott explores the deep ache of loneliness in modern culture and contrasts it with the life-giving power of biblical community. Using Daniel 3 and the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, he illustrates how faithful friendship becomes the furnace-resistant bond that fuels our formation in Christ.
With insight from social science, theology, and personal reflection, Tiaan challenges the radical individualism of our age and issues a stirring call to live as God’s family—what he calls “excellent company”. Drawing from the Trinity, the early church, and Jesus’ model of community, this message reminds us: we don’t just need one another to survive the fire—we’re designed to flourish together in love.
In this compelling message, Ross van Niekerk launches our new series on the life of Daniel, exploring what it means to thrive—not just survive—in a hostile or secular culture. Drawing from Daniel 1 and Jeremiah 29, the sermon calls believers to live with unwavering excellence, grounded in identity, devotion, and mission. Ross reminds us that flourishing in exile means embracing our vocation as God’s people, cultivating spiritual rhythms, and remaining distinct in values and purpose. Whether you're a parent, a student, or a professional, this message inspires wholehearted living for God's Kingdom wherever He places you.
"A Life of Robust Conversations" 🔥
This Sunday, Dale Cilliers wrapped up our Jeremiah series with a powerful message about the courage to speak and receive truth in love.
Drawing from Jeremiah’s life, Dale challenges us to embrace robust conversations that shape us into Christlikeness — even when it's uncomfortable.
💬 "The weight we place on God's Word will determine our experience of His transformation."
Jeremiah #RobustConversations #TruthInLove #ChurchLife #SpiritualGrowth
🌳 A Life of Persistence leads to God’s flourishing
Jeremiah's life was living proof of the power of persistent faith. Last sermon, Tiaan Scott challenged us to embody our faith through long obedience in the same direction, trusting that it will yield lasting and meaningful results.
🔥 Key Takeaways:
✅ True order comes from following Jesus, not our own control.
✅ Persistence is fuelled by a vision of God's promises.
✅ Be oaks of righteousness, bringing healing through right relating.
🌳 A Life of Persistence leads to God’s flourishing
Jeremiah's life was living proof of the power of persistent faith. Last sermon, Tiaan Scott challenged us to embody our faith through long obedience in the same direction, trusting that it will yield lasting and meaningful results.
🔥 Key Takeaways:
✅ True order comes from following Jesus, not our own control.
✅ Persistence is fuelled by a vision of God's promises.
✅ Be oaks of righteousness, bringing healing through right relating.
🙏 A Life of Lament - Pain Transformed into Intimacy with God
Life isn't always springtime. In this sermon, Ross van Neikerk shows us how Jeremiah's laments reveal God's invitation to bring our raw emotions to Him. Receive the invitation to pray honest prayers and find healing in God's presence.
🔥 Key Takeaways:
✅ God welcomes your honest pain and frustration.
✅ Faith grows through honest engagement with God.
✅ Healing begins when we bring our true selves to God.
🕯️ A Life of Harmony - Building Bridges, Not Walls.
In a world of division, what does true unity look like? In this sermon, Melissa le Roux tells us conflict is inevitable, but division isn't. Navigate your disagreements with grace and humility. Choose to turn towards each other, rather than away, and experience the blessing of unity. Jesus's example calls us to live in harmony with one another.
🔥 Key Takeaways:
✅ Jesus prayed for our unity.
✅ True harmony requires humility and intentional connection.
✅ Harmony draws others to Christ
📖 A Life of Partnership - Living out God’s Grand Story
Ross van Neikerk's message on the Psalm 132 explores the beauty of our covenant with God. From Abraham to Jesus, God's promises invite us into a partnership of grace. Discover how your life fits into His larger narrative and experience the joy of walking with Him.
🔥 Key Takeaways:
✅ His promises are as relevant today as they were in ancient times.
✅ God's covenant provides unshakable security.
✅ Obedience and love are expressions of our partnership.
🎧 Tune in now and embrace your partnership with God!
A Life of Perseverance (Psalm 129) - Melissa le Roux
In this deeply moving message, Melissa le Roux explores the theme of perseverance through the lens of Psalm 129, one of the Pilgrim Psalms. She shares personal experiences, including a humorous yet profound lesson from a minor injury, to illustrate how wounds—both physical and spiritual—shape our faith journey.
Melissa challenges listeners to confront their past wounds, recognize the enemy’s schemes, and trust in God's power to bring healing and transformation. She highlights how Israel's history of suffering mirrors our own struggles and calls us to shift from self-pity to faith-filled perseverance. Through raw honesty and biblical wisdom, she reminds us that our wounds, once surrendered to God, become testimonies of His glory.
If you’ve ever wrestled with pain, doubt, or the question of "Is God truly good?", this message will encourage you to stand firm, reject defeat, and walk in victory.
🎧 Tune in to be inspired, challenged, and equipped to persevere in faith!
A Life of Dependence – Why Your Work is in Vain Without God
In this powerful message, Tiaan Scott unpacksPsalm 127 and challenges us to rethink how we approach work, success, and security. Are we truly relying on God, or are we trapped in the illusion of self-sufficiency? With relatable analogies, biblical wisdom, and a much-needed reality check, this sermon dives into:
🔹 The difference between a life of dependence vs. a life of works
🔹 Why human effort alone will always fall short
🔹 How surrendering control to God leads to true peace and purpose
🔹 The biggest lie we believe:"You can do it yourself."
This is a message for the exhausted, the overachievers, and anyone who feels like they're carrying the weight of the world.You don’t have to do it alone.
🎧 Tune in now and let this word shift your perspective!
🎙️A Life of Joy (Psalm 126) | Ross van Niekerk
How do we live a life anchored injoy, even in seasons of hardship? In this powerful message, Ross van Niekerk unpacksPsalm 126, revealing howremembering God’s past faithfulness fuelshope for the future. Through personal stories, biblical insights, and real-life applications, he challenges us toshift our perception, sow in faith, and trust in God’s promise of joy—no matter our circumstances.
🔥Key Takeaways:
✅ Joy isn’t about circumstances—it’s aboutawareness of God’s goodness.
✅ Sowing in tears leads toreaping in joy—because Godmultiplies what we entrust to Him.
✅ Reflection is the key to unlocking gratitude andexperiencing lasting joy.
🎧 Tune in now and rediscover thelife-changing power of joy in Christ!
🎙️‘n Lewe van Vreugde (Psalm 126) | Ross van Niekerk
Hoe leef ons ‘n lewe geanker invreugde, selfs in tye van swaarkry? In hierdie kragtige boodskap breek Ross van NiekerkPsalm 126 oop en wys hoeom God se vorige getrouheid te onthou, ons hoop vir die toekoms bou. Deur persoonlike stories, Bybelse insigte en praktiese toepassing, daag hy ons uit omons perspektief te verander, in geloof te saai en God se belofte van vreugde te vertrou—maak nie saak wat ons omstandighede is nie.
🔥Belangrike punte:
✅ Vreugde gaan nie oor omstandighede nie—dit gaan oorbewustheid van God se goedheid.
✅ Om in trane te saai, lei tot’n oes van vreugde—want Godvermenigvuldig wat ons aan Hom toevertrou.
✅Nadenke ontsluit dankbaarheid en bring blywende vreugde.
🎧 Luister nou en ontdek dielewensveranderende krag van vreugde in Christus!
LeweVanVreugde #Psalm126 #GetroueGod #SaaiInTraneMaaiMetVreugde #ChristelikePodcast
In this powerful and thought-provoking message, Ross van Niekerk unpacks Psalm 125, exploring what it means to live a life of stability and trust in God. He draws vivid parallels between the journey of the ancient Israelites to Mount Zion and the daily pilgrimage of faith that believers walk today.
With humor, practical insights, and deep biblical wisdom, Ross highlights how trusting in the Lord provides security, endurance, and peace in the midst of life’s challenges. He contrasts the fleeting, unstable promises of the world with the unshakable foundation of a life built on God’s word, calling listeners to place their full confidence in Him.
Through engaging storytelling, personal reflection, and scriptural depth, this message invites you to examine where your trust lies and encourages you to remain steadfast in your faith. Whether you're facing struggles, seeking direction, or simply desiring a deeper understanding of what it means to live a flourishing life with God, this episode will inspire and challenge you.
In this episode, Pastor Ross van Niekerk unpacks Psalm 124, a powerful reminder that our help comes from the Lord. Through vivid imagery and personal testimony, he explores how God walks with us through overwhelming circumstances—whether it's facing impossible odds, feeling trapped, or standing in the path of life’s storms. This message invites listeners to reflect on their own lives, remember God’s faithfulness, and trust in His ever-present help. Be encouraged to declare, “If the Lord had not been on our side…” and find renewed faith in His goodness.
In hierdie episode pak Pastoor Ross van Niekerk Psalm 124 uit, ’n kragtige herinnering dat ons hulp van die Here kom. Deur lewendige beelde en persoonlike getuienis ondersoek hy hoe God met ons wandel deur oorweldigende omstandighede—of dit nou is om onmoontlike kans te trotseer, vasgevang te voel, of in die pad van die storms van die lewe te staan. Hierdie boodskap nooi luisteraars uit om oor hul eie lewens na te dink, God se getrouheid te onthou en op Sy altyd-teenwoordige hulp te vertrou. Wees bemoedig om te verklaar: “As die Here nie aan ons kant was nie…” en vind hernieude geloof in Sy goedheid.
A Flourishing Life: Insights from Psalm 128
Join Pastor Ross van Niekerk as he unpacks Psalm 128, offering a powerful vision of a flourishing life rooted in God's blessings. Through stories, teachings, and vivid imagery from Scripture, Ross explores the joy, purpose, and abundance found in walking with God. Discover how the flourishing life is not about avoiding challenges but about experiencing God's sufficiency and presence through every season. This episode also includes practical invitations for deeper community involvement, from serving locally to participating in global missions. Be inspired to live a life that overflows with God's goodness into your home, community, and beyond.
"Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you."
1 Dec 2024 - PM - Christian Spies - We Reveal the Kingdom By Defence & Demonstration of the Gospel
1 Dec 2024 - AM - Christian Spies - We Reveal the Kingdom By Defence & Demonstration of the Gospel
24 November 2024 - AM - Melissa le Roux - We Reveal the Kingdom By Caring for the Least
3 November 2024 - PM - Jolene Wade - We Reveal the Kingdom by Being Drenched in the Spirit
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Guest pastor Bruce McCallum shares the message at the evening service from the series "God the Father".
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