Choosing to Serve Jesus
In this message, Ps André de Jager briefly recaps our preaching series through the book of Joshua and challenges us with a final thought that serving Jesus is an active
Continue readingIn this message, Ps André de Jager briefly recaps our preaching series through the book of Joshua and challenges us with a final thought that serving Jesus is an active
Continue readingIn this message, Pastor André covers sections from Joshua chapter 5 – 8 as we see the contrasting experiences of victory at Jericho and defeat at Ai – with the
Continue readingIn part 3 of our preaching series, ‘Joshua’s Journey,’ Pastor Allan van Heerden looks at the nation of Israel crossing the Jordan River. This massive miracle and step of faith
Continue readingIn this message, Pastor André de Jager deals with that feeling all of us may have from time to time: “Does God have more in store for me, or is
Continue readingPastor Allan van Heerden kicks off our new series in the life of Joshua by looking at how we can deal with discouragement Through Numbers 13: 18-31 and Numbers 14:
Continue readingPastor Gavin van Heerden concludes our series, ‘The Art of Neighbouring’ with this message from Psalm 133: 1-3 on the amazing support we experience in community and the blessing that
Continue readingIn part 3 of our series, ‘The Art of Neighbouring,’ Pastor Gavin van Heerden preaches from Hebrews 13: 1-3 on the value of showing hospitality to one another – and
Continue readingFor part 2 of our our series, ‘The Art of Neighbouring,’ Pastor Gavin van Heerden preaches from Ephesians 4: 1-3 on promoting peace wherever we go, and living out the
Continue readingPastor Gavin van Heerden preaches the opening message of our new series, ‘The Art of Neighbouring’ This message, from Romans 15: 1-7 focuses on accepting one another in love and
Continue readingDr Kennedy Mulenga, one of our marketplace elders (serving in the church as an elder, but employed fulltime in a different line of work), preaches a standalone message from John
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