Do Not Harden Your Hearts

Bible Readings: Psalm 95

Summary: Psalm 95 calls us to joyful worship and humble

obedience, warning us not to harden our hearts against God’s

voice.

Preached By Rev Lourens Nel on 8/3/26 AM Service

We Were Dead In Our Sins But Made Alive With Christ

Bible Reading: Ephesians 2:1-10

Summary: Ephesians 2:1–10 reminds us that we were spiritually

dead in our sins, unable to save ourselves, but God—rich in mercy

and love—made us alive with Christ. Salvation is entirely God’s

work, accomplished by grace alone through faith, not by our own

effort or goodness. Because of Christ’s finished work on the

cross, believers are forgiven, restored to God, and assured of

eternal life. Saved by grace, we are now created in Christ to live

holy lives and to walk in the good works God has prepared for

us.

Preached By Rev Lourens Nel 1/3/26 PM Service

The Lord Will Not Forsake His People

Bible Readings: Psalm 94

Summary: Psalm 94 reminds us that the Lord is a God of justice

who sees all wrongdoing and will not forsake His people. Though

the wicked may seem to prosper for a time, God hears, knows,

and will repay arrogance and oppression. The Psalm affirms that

God’s discipline is meant to restore and guide His people, not to

abandon them. In times of trouble and injustice, the Lord is our

refuge, steadying our feet when we stumble and bringing

ultimate justice in His perfect time.

Preached By Rev Lourens Nel 1/3/26 AM Service

How Do We Experience Christ’s Resurrection?

Bible Reading: Ephesians 1:15-23

Summary: Christ’s resurrection is not only a future hope but a

present power, giving believers new life, forgiveness, and daily

renewal through grace and the Holy Spirit.

Preached By Rev Lourens Nel 22/2/26 PM Service

Jesus Never Changes

Bible Readings: Galatians 1:1-10, Hebrews 7:11-18

Summary: Change constantly happens in natural, political,

mechanical, moral and personal ways. It’s happened through

changes with environment, architecture, education, transport,

technology and fashion. It’s impacted our music, navigation,

communication and parking. And, in the west, we seem to crave

change, desire it, expect it, with terms like “Use By”, “Best

Before”, Update” and “New” driving our mindset.

And Christianity is also expected to change as the reformists

take the scissors to the Bible and look to give Jesus an updated

CV. But the Bible tells us that Jesus Never Changes ... he’s "the

same yesterday, today and forever" (Heb 13:8).

If Jesus is the way, the truth and the life, and that no one come to

the Father but by him (Jn 14:6), then his person, purpose and

promises can never change if he is to save his people from their

sins. For Acts 4:12 reminds us that there is no other name under

heaven given to men by which we must be saved.

So we thank God for Jesus, who never changes, ensuring our

salvation and assuring us of our eternal hope. Is this the Jesus you

trust?

Preached By Rev Colin Grant on 22/2/26 AM service

Christ Let His Church Share In His Redemption Through The

Assembly Of Believers

Bible Reading: Ephesians 1:1-15

Summary: The sermon proclaims that the church belongs to

Christ, gathered and preserved by His Word and Spirit. We are

called to live in holiness and grateful obedience under Christ its

only Head.

Our Inheritance Is Established By Our Redeemer,

Jesus Christ

Bible Reading: Ruth 4 & Romans 8:15-17

Summary: It is God's promise that He will not forsake us; He did

not forsake Ruth, and we are His adopted children out of grace

through His Son, Jesus Christ. It is personal; God’s Fatherhood is

closely related to us because He is our Lord. “We are co-Heirs

with Christ”, we read in Romans 8, and in the Catechism, we

confess that the Lord is my Father because of Christ, His Son.

Preached By Rev Lourens Nel 8/2/26 PM Service

God Reigns

Bible Readings: Psalm 93

Summary: Psalm 93 is a psalm of divine kingship that celebrates

God’s power over chaos, often represented by roaring seas or

floods. Do you believe that the Lord reigns? Do you believe He

is King? If you cannot hold on to this confession that God reigns,

pray that God will remove your doubt and look to Jesus in faith;

it is through Him that the Father rules all things.

Preached By REv Lourens Nel on 8/2/26 AM service

God Acts In Seemingly Hopeless Situations As Our

Redeemer

Bible Reading: Ruth 3

Summary: Already in Ruth, the grace of God is evident. From

the marriage of Boaz and Ruth of Bethlehem, a son was born,

Obed, who was the grandfather of King David, to whom God

again confirmed His covenant. In the “bitter” Naomi's seemingly

hopeless situation, a dead end, God brought His Kingdom plan to

fulfilment. God led Naomi, the widow who was without bread,

to Bethlehem, which means house of bread, and cared for her.

The Holy Spirit describes to us how the coming of the Messiah

was prepared. God’s plan ensured that Jesus Christ, our

Redeemer, was born, the One who would bring the ultimate rest.

Preached By Rev Lourens Nel 01/02/26 PM service

The Lord’s Day Is A Day To Give Thanks To The

Lord And Praise His Name

Bible Readings: Psalm 92

Summary: The Lord’s Day is a day of rest where we worship the

Lord, praise His Name and give Him thanks. What is the purpose

of the Lord’s Day? It is the time for joyful praise, thanksgiving,

and declaring God's love and faithfulness, both morning and

night. Believers worship the Lord, and this is why it is called a

Day of rest. We rest the rest of our week’s labour, and we find

our rest in the Lord. In Him we find rest and peace through Jesus,

and we can be assured that He rules His church. Do you desire

this rest? Hear his call today and every day in Matt 11:28-30:

“Come to me, all who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give

you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am

gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.

For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”

Preached By Rev Lourens Nel 1/2/26 AM service