Today we continue looking at why we sing - and hear that we are both commanded and compelled to sing! Why not spend some time meditating on Psalm 96 if you're feeling stirred by the questions at the end of today's podcast?

Welcome to our new season where we'll be looking at where singing comes from and starting the conversation around why we sing. Here are some helpful resources for anyone who would like to delve a bit deeper into the topic: Sing by Keith and Kristyn Getty, and Worship Matters by Bob Kauflin (this one is especially helpful for worship leaders/musicians and church leaders).

If you missed Sunday message, or you want a refresher of what was said, take a listen to this podcast episode. Advance is a movement of churches around the world that we are part of.

Today Kyle wraps up this season and pulls together some of the themes from the week’s lessons that various Common Grounders have shared with us.

Three weeks ago today, with lockdown about to start, Savanah, a final year medical student at UCT got married to Murray! Listen to her share what God’s been teaching her as she volunteers at a hospital and figures out the first few days of being a wife!

Elbre lives in Green Point and is part of our Inner City congregation. She works for a global fashion retailer and today she is going to share with us what God’s been saying to her in her times of silence and solitude and reminding her of from the Bible!

If you missed Easter Sunday message, or you want a refresher of what was said, take a listen to this podcast episode.

Ziba leads our Langa congregation, located in the oldest township in the city, and he also suffers from a serious immune deficiency. It’s a privilege to have him share his encouragements with us today!

Today we kick of a new series hearing from various Common Grounders from around the city. First off Garth and Sam from Bosch PM are sharing with us their experience of contracting COVID-19 and the lessons they’ve been learning!

If you missed Good Friday message, or you want a refresher of what was said, take a listen to this podcast episode.