What does the way you spend your time and money reveal about the true priorities of your heart? In this instalment of our series, Neelke explores Jesus's teachings on treasure and the spiritual necessity of aligning our lives with eternal values rather than earthly possessions.

Grounded in Matthew 6:19-24, this message examines the "law of treasure," illustrating that where we invest our resources is where our hearts will inevitably follow.

By choosing to "hoard heavenly stuff" through acts of kindness and forgiveness, we shift from a life dictated by anxiety to one mastered by the abundance found in Jesus.

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How do our internal longings and appetites shape the way we follow Jesus? In this instalment Paul explores the spiritual disciplines of fasting and feasting as essential tools for curating the heart.

Rooted in the teachings of Matthew 6:16-18, this message examines how Jesus assumes His followers will fast, not as a performance for others to see, but as a secret act of devotion to the Father.

Drawing from biblical history - from Adam and Eve's failure to fast in the garden to Jesus’ own forty-day fast in the wilderness - Paul illustrates that we do not live on bread alone, but on every word from the mouth of God. Ultimately, we are invited to move beyond the "appetite machine" of our own wants and find our true fulfilment at the table of the Lord.

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What does it look like for a community to steward its history while making space for a redemptive future? In this special "Vision Sunday" sermon, Paul outlines the clear, four-pillared vision of CG Sea Point: to make authentic followers of Jesus who love God and love people through Presence, Formation, Mission, and Community.

Rooted in the promise of John 1:16 - that from His fullness we have all received "grace upon grace" - this message explores how our identity as apprentices of Jesus shapes everything from our collective worship to our physical space.

As we look toward the future, we are invited to "Re-lease the Blessing" through a significant campus renewal project. By transforming our facilities we are creating a home that better serves our mission. We are invited to partner in this vision through prayer, pledging, and trusting in the faithful provision of an eternally full God who shares Himself so that His goodness might be enjoyed by all!

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What happens when a long-held secret is brought into the light for the sake of reconciliation rather than judgment? In this week's study of the life of Joseph, Paul explores the emotional revelation in Genesis 45 and 50, where Joseph finally discloses his identity to his brothers. Joseph reframes their past betrayal through the lens of divine providence, declaring that while they meant evil against him, God meant it for good to preserve many lives.

Ultimately, this passage reveals the heart of a God who comforts and provides for us despite our failings. Just as Joseph used his authority to forgive those who sold him, we are reminded that Jesus is the true and better Joseph who uses His power to save and sustain those who betrayed Him. We are invited to release our fear and distress, trusting in the faithful provision and grace of the One who turns brokenness into a story of ultimate good.

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What happens when we are finally confronted with the consequences of our past? In this week’s study of the life of Joseph, Sheldon explores Genesis 42, where a severe famine drives Joseph’s brothers to Egypt - unknowingly leading them straight to the brother they once betrayed. As Joseph's brothers bow before him, we witness the fulfilment of ancient promises and dreams starting to unfold in real-time.

Ultimately, this passage mirrors God’s own compassionate heart toward us. Just as Joseph provided grain for his brothers despite their sin, we are reminded that the Lord is slow to anger and does not treat us as our iniquities deserve. We are invited to confess our sins and take refuge in His faithful provision.

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What does it look like to be entrusted with immense responsibility after years of hiddenness and hardship? In this week’s exploration of the life of Joseph, Paul examines Genesis 41:37-57 to highlight how God elevates the faithful to positions of influence for the sake of others.

Following his interpretation of Pharaoh’s dreams, Joseph is set over all the land of Egypt, clothed in fine linen and given the King's own signet ring. We see a man who remained trustworthy under pressure, gathering and storing grain in such abundance that it could not be measured.

Just as Pharaoh instructed the famished people to "Go to Joseph" for the bread they needed, we are reminded to look beyond earthly rulers and ultimately "Go to Jesus" - doing whatever He tells us as we trust in His sovereign provision.

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How do we respond when God’s timing doesn’t align with our expectations? In this week's installment on the life of Joseph, Cam explores Genesis 41:1-36 to reveal how even overwhelming and unfair seasons of suffering are meaningful "treasures in the pit" that can drive us deeper into the love of God.

After two years of waiting, Joseph is called from confinement to interpret Pharaoh’s dreams with a God-centered boldness and wisdom, providing a divine strategy that shifts his trajectory from prisoner to a provider for a nation. Just as Joseph provided physical bread to save Egypt, we are invited to participate in a greater plan through Jesus, the "Bread of Life," trusting that God makes everything beautiful in His perfect time.

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What do you do when your hope feels like it's on hold? In Week 3 of our series on the life of Joseph, Steph walks us through Genesis 40 to unpack what it looks like to navigate seasons where our expectations feel paused. Looking at Joseph's time in prison, we learn how to serve others despite our circumstances, trust what we know about God, and actively participate in His sovereign providence.

Steph also draws a powerful contrast between Joseph - who asked the cupbearer to remember his innocence - and Jesus, who hears our cry for mercy and changes our destiny. If you have missed any part of this series or want to catch up on all the sermons and resources, you can find them here: https://www.cgseapoint.co.za/joseph

Have you ever wondered why God sometimes seems to delay His promises? How do you maintain your integrity and trust in God's presence when your circumstances go from bad to worse? In this episode, Greg dives into Genesis 39 to explore the theme of Faithfulness Before Fulfilment.

Walking through Joseph’s journey from Potiphar’s house to a prison cell, we discover that God's providence is often invisible while we are living through it. Instead of asking, "God, when will You change my circumstances?" we are challenged to ask, "Lord, who are You forming me to become?"

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Ever feel like your family dynamic is a bit of a mess? You are in good company. In this opening episode of our new series, Joseph, Lee-Ann dives into the chaotic, highly flawed family history of one of the Bible's most famous figures. From glaring parental favouritism and a flashy robe of many colours to sibling jealousy that spirals into pure hatred, Joseph’s story starts in a place of deep dysfunction.

Yet, wrapped right in the middle of these intense family rivalries and delayed dreams are the profound promises of God working all things together for good.

Tune in to discover how God can take our most messy, complicated realities and shape them into a beautiful, historic purpose that has multitudes in mind.

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