We live in a digital world that has and is changing how we live and who we are. It is imperative that as disciples of Jesus, we wisely consider how to live in this brave new world and make the best use our time for the sake of our sanity, our families and the glory of God. In this series we will explore how to think about technology from a Biblical worldview; understand how screens and scrolling in particular are rewiring us and our lives; consider how to engage with social media when it comes to ideas and ideologies; process how to best navigate friendship and romance in the online space; as well as to engage culture and connect our faith with what we watch, read and play.

Leaning on Ephesians 5, Kyle walks us through the effects that digital media is having on us and how we can intentionally resist to be those who walk as children of light and make the best use of our time.

We are a new church in Cape Town, passionate about Jesus and the people of this city. If you're interested in finding out more about our church, please visit our website at www.commongroundwoodstock.co.za

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We live in a digital world that has and is changing how we live and who we are. It is imperative that as disciples of Jesus, we wisely consider how to live in this brave new world and make the best use our time for the sake of our sanity, our families and the glory of God. In this series we will explore how to think about technology from a Biblical worldview; understand how screens and scrolling in particular are rewiring us and our lives; consider how to engage with social media when it comes to ideas and ideologies; process how to best navigate friendship and romance in the online space; as well as to engage culture and connect our faith with what we watch, read and play.

In this first message, Kyle sets up the series by addressing the mental health crisis that screens and screentime have caused and then unpacks "A Theology of Technology" from Genesis 4v16-26.

We are a new church in Cape Town, passionate about Jesus and the people of this city. If you're interested in finding out more about our church, please visit our website at www.commongroundwoodstock.co.za

For our final gathering of the year, Marc Landman reminds us why we take time to stop and thank God for his work in our lives. He preaches from 1 Samuel 7v7-13 and the story of the Ebenezer Stone.We are a new church in Cape Town, passionate about Jesus and the people of this city. If you're interested in finding out more about our church, please visit our website at www.commongroundwoodstock.co.za

Luke 4v1-13 presents us with Jesus' final preparation before he officially kicks off his ministry in Galilee. Kyle talks us through this passage as we explore Jesus' temptation in the wilderness and what it means for us as we too resist the Devil.No one is more loved and hated than Jesus of Nazareth. Join us as we investigate Jesus together in Luke's Gospel. We will be unpacking historical evidence, meditating on his teachings and understanding the nature and power of his death and resurrection and what all of this means for us today in the 21st Century.We are a new church in Cape Town, passionate about Jesus and the people of this city. If you're interested in finding out more about our church, please visit our website at www.commongroundwoodstock.co.za

Sean teaches from the part of Luke's Gospel that most of us skip over - the genealogy of Jesus from Luke 3v23-28. We learnt about the faithfulness of God from generation to generation.No one is more loved and hated than Jesus of Nazareth. Join us as we investigate Jesus together in Luke's Gospel. We will be unpacking historical evidence, meditating on his teachings and understanding the nature and power of his death and resurrection and what all of this means for us today in the 21st Century.We are a new church in Cape Town, passionate about Jesus and the people of this city. If you're interested in finding out more about our church, please visit our website at www.commongroundwoodstock.co.zaYou can also find us on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/commongroundwoodstock/

Continuing on from last week's scene, Andrew Midgley unpacks two short verses (Luke 3v 21-22), on the baptism of Jesus and what that reveals about His identity and ours.

No one is more loved and hated than Jesus of Nazareth. Join us as we investigate Jesus together in Luke's Gospel. We will be unpacking historical evidence, meditating on his teachings and understanding the nature and power of his death and resurrection and what all of this means for us today in the 21st Century.

We are a new church in Cape Town, passionate about Jesus and the people of this city. If you're interested in finding out more about our church, please email [email protected]

You can also find us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/commongroundwoodstock/

In this message, Kyle unpacks the ministry of John the Baptist and the superiority of Jesus in Luke 3v1-20.

No one is more loved and hated than Jesus of Nazareth. Join us as we investigate Jesus together in Luke's Gospel. We will be unpacking historical evidence, meditating on his teachings and understanding the nature and power of his death and resurrection and what all of this means for us today in the 21st Century.

We are a new church in Cape Town, passionate about Jesus and the people of this city. If you're interested in finding out more about our church, please email [email protected]

You can also find us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/commongroundwoodstock/

Darlington walks us through the one and only account of Jesus as a child and considers what it means for our lives.

No one is more loved and hated than Jesus of Nazareth. Join us as we investigate Jesus together in Luke's Gospel. We will be unpacking historical evidence, meditating on his teachings and understanding the nature and power of his death and resurrection and what all of this means for us today in the 21st Century.

We are a new church in Cape Town, passionate about Jesus and the people of this city. If you're interested in finding out more about our church, please email [email protected]

You can also find us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/commongroundwoodstock/

This week Rigby Wallace, who planted the original Common Ground Church in 1997, brings us a word about pursuing Holy Ambition!

God meets us where we are, but does not intend to leave us there. It's ok to not be ok, but it's not ok to stay there. This series is all about the nature of how people change and grow into the people God has created (and recreated) us to be. This week, we look at the nature of idolatry as the root cause of our sin and pain and how we need to root out the deep idols of our hearts if we truly hope to see long-term change.