In this inspiring Adventist Women's Ministries Emphasis Day message, Sr Monique Platts explores the powerful story of Hagar—a woman who felt forgotten, rejected, and invisible, yet encountered the God who saw her in the wilderness.

Journey through Scripture as we discover how God meets people in their moments of pain, loneliness, and uncertainty. Through the experiences of Hagar, Isaiah, Mary Magdalene, and ultimately Jesus Christ, we are reminded that before we ever say, “Here I am, Lord,” God has already said to us, “Here I am.”

This sermon reveals the beautiful truth that God knows our names, sees our struggles, and calls us into His mission. No matter how unseen or insignificant you may feel, the God of Hagar—El Roi, the God Who Sees—is still seeking, finding, and restoring people today.

✨ In this message:
• The significance of Hagar's encounter with God in the wilderness
• Understanding God as El Roi—"The God Who Sees Me"
• How Jesus embodies God's desire to seek and save the forgotten
• Finding your identity beyond labels and past experiences
• Answering God's call with faith and confidence

May this message encourage you to trust that God sees you, knows you, loves you, and has a purpose for your life.

What happens when God weighs a life, a nation, or a kingdom?

In this powerful message from Daniel 5, Pastor Grant Lottering explores the dramatic fall of ancient Babylon through the story of King Belshazzar and the mysterious writing on the wall. Discover the lessons behind Belshazzar's pride, Daniel's unwavering courage, and God's final judgment on a kingdom that refused to heed His warnings.

This sermon also draws striking parallels between ancient Babylon and the end-time Babylon of Revelation, reminding us that God's judgment is certain, His Word never fails, and our only hope is found in Jesus Christ.

📖 Key Themes:
• The Blasphemy of Belshazzar
• The Boldness of Daniel
• The Breakdown of Babylon
• God's Judgment and Mercy
• End-Time Babylon and Bible Prophecy
• Trusting Christ in the Judgment

Be encouraged that while the world may seem uncertain, God remains in control, and soon Jesus will return to deliver His people.

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Elder Justin Hendricks explains that the call to “Fear God” in Revelation 14 is not about being afraid of God, but about loving, trusting, and surrendering completely to Him. Using the story of Abraham and Isaac, he shows that true faith is demonstrated when we take God at His Word, even when we do not fully understand His plans.

The sermon emphasizes that obedience is the result of a loving relationship with Christ, not an attempt to earn salvation. Before the church can effectively share the gospel with the world, believers must first experience Christ personally and allow Him to transform their lives.

Elder Debbie Matake’s sermon, “Still Seeking the Lost,” reminds believers that the true mission of the church is to reach people beyond the church walls with the love and grace of Christ. Using the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19, she highlights how Jesus intentionally sought out the rejected, broken, and lost. The message challenges Christians not to become part of the “crowd” that blocks others from coming to Christ, but instead to actively serve their communities with compassion, generosity, and acceptance. Through powerful real-life examples and a heartfelt appeal for mission work in Bellville South, the sermon calls believers to move beyond comfort and become living sermons that reflect the grace of Jesus.

In his sermon “Never Too Young To Walk With Jesus,” Elder Bongani Tshoma encouraged both young and old to faithfully walk with God, using the lives of Enoch and King Josiah as powerful examples. Drawing from 2 Kings 22 and Hebrews 11, he showed that age is never a barrier for God to use someone. Josiah became king at only eight years old in a spiritually corrupt nation, yet he chose to follow God instead of the evil example of his father and grandfather.

The sermon highlighted four key lessons from Josiah’s life: God can use young people now, walking with God begins with hearing and obeying His Word, true faith requires removing idols from our lives, and a life devoted to God leaves a lasting legacy. Elder Tshoma challenged young people to serve God boldly in their youth and reminded parents and the church to model godliness at home and in the community.

He concluded with a call for spiritual revival, urging believers to pray, study the Bible, and walk closely with Jesus despite the challenges and temptations of the world. Just as Enoch walked with God in an evil generation, Christians today are called to remain faithful and allow God to guide their lives daily.

The sermon, “Where is My Room?” by Justin Ockhuis, focused on making space for Jesus in every aspect of life. Using Mark 14:14 as the central text, Elder Ockhuis explained that God is not looking for a small corner in our lives, but a “large upper room” — a place of priority, commitment, and surrender.

He illustrated how people often make room for work, entertainment, social media, health, and worldly pursuits, yet neglect their relationship with God. Drawing from stories such as the Shunammite woman in 2 Kings 4 and Revelation 3:20, he emphasized that creating room for Christ brings spiritual growth, strength in crises, and renewed purpose.

The sermon also warned against merely appearing religious while keeping Jesus outside the heart. Elder Ockhuis urged the congregation to respond to Christ’s call, open the door fully, and allow Jesus to dwell within their homes, priorities, and daily lives before it is too late.

In this powerful message, Dr Danie Potgieter unpacks Revelation 13 and the battle for worship, loyalty, and truth in the last days. Through the inspiring story of William Tyndale and a deep study of the beasts of Revelation, this sermon challenges believers to remain faithful to God amid deception, pressure, and compromise. Discover what the mark of the beast, false worship, perseverance, and the Lamb’s Book of Life mean for Christians today.

📖 Key Themes:
• Revelation 13 explained
• The mark of the beast & false worship
• Faithfulness under persecution
• The role of deception in the last days
• The importance of God’s commandments & the Sabbath
• Perseverance and loyalty to Christ

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Pastor Gerald Du Preez shares a timely and powerful message from Matthew 24:14, reminding us that in a world filled with wars, uncertainty, and fear, God’s people are not called to panic—but to preach. Instead of retreating into fear or becoming spectators, believers are called to actively share the gospel and live with purpose. Drawing from the story of Esther, Pastor Du Preez challenges every generation to recognize that we were born for such a time as this—to faithfully proclaim Christ in these last days.

Pastor Neville Carolus explores God’s divine plan of redemption from Eden to the promise of Christ’s second coming. He traces the history of God’s dwelling with His people through the sanctuary, Solomon’s temple, the second temple, and ultimately through Jesus Christ Himself. He also addresses modern discussions surrounding the rebuilding of a third temple in Jerusalem and how current Middle East events connect to prophetic interpretations. Emphasizing Hebrews 10:36–37, he reminds believers that while many try to force prophecy to unfold, God’s promises are fulfilled according to His perfect timing—not human urgency. The message calls Christians to patience, faithfulness, and perseverance as they wait for the certain return of Christ.

In this powerful and practical message, Elder Frank Jaftha reminds us that salvation is not the end of our journey—but the beginning of our mission. Titled “Saved to Serve,” this sermon challenges every believer to embrace their calling as an ambassador for Christ.

Through biblical examples like Joseph, Esther, Moses, and Paul, we learn that God saves us with purpose—so that we can serve others, remain faithful through trials, and reflect Christ in every situation. Even in life’s darkest moments, God is working out His greater plan.

👉 Are you just saved—or are you serving?