When things start getting difficult, and life starts pressing in all around you, does your faith hold up under inconvenience?

Hold fast to your faith, and choose to no longer conform to the ways of this world.

In this, our "Broken Faith" sermon series, we explore what it means to rebuild a broken faith.

How quickly do we forget what God has done, in the Bible and in our own lives. We have a faithful Lord, this is something too costly to forget. Let's endeavour together to remember the faithfulness of God.

In this, our new sermon series, we explore what it means to rebuild a broken faith.

God is NOT as approachable as you think; God is FAR MORE approachable than you think. When it comes to our lives, do we truly believe in and depend on the supernatural help and power of God?

All you need to do is draw near…

Christian’s experience more pain, not less… They also experience greater joy, not less… In the end, both realities are invitations to experience a deeper intimacy with the Lord.

We were designed to worship. We can either worship things that will waste away our souls… Or we can worship Jesus, and find satisfaction for our souls!

Suffering is something we all struggle with in our lives. And many times, we can find ourselves asking this question: Why do bad things happen to God’s people?

If you had to evaluate the state of your relationship with the Lord, perform a spiritual audit of sorts, where would you start? How about starting with this question: How good is your God?

Can you lose your Salvation? This is a question we all ask, but is this the right question?

What matters most in your life?

Where do you find yourself giving all your time, energy and effort?

If we said that where you give your time, energy and effort reveals the state of your heart; what condition is your heart in?

In this sermon, Charl Van Wyk takes us through "What Matters".

Whether you have been a Christian for a while, or have just started the journey, the key to remaining faithful to God lies in nothing better than Jesus!

In this sermon, we jump back into study through the book of Hebrews.