Delivered on our Lord's Day, 5 June 2022.

Jesus tells us in Luke 9 that we must take up our cross and follow Him. The primary teaching of this verse is about our responsibility to live Godly lives in a sin-filled world. But there is another dimension to this statement that speaks about letting go and letting God.

Join us as we explore part 4 of Kyle Idleman's series "Not a fan" and let's journey together to becoming completely, committed followers of Jesus.

Delivered on our Lord's Day, 29 May 2022.

Throughout Scripture, whenever God calls us into a deep and intimate relationship with Him, it is likened to that type of intimacy between a husband and a wife. But this intimacy is not to be confused with what the world has made intimacy to be about. It is so much more.

Join us as we explore part 3 of Kyle Idleman's series "Not a fan" and let's journey together to becoming completely, committed followers of Jesus.

Delivered on our Lord's Day, 22 May 2022.

Whenever we hear the words "available to all" or "everyone is welcome", there is a sense of skepticism that rises up in us because of what we have experienced in life. When Jesus then invites anyone to be His follower, we find ourselves asking, "Does He really mean anyone?" And the answer to that is both comforting and disturbing.

Join us as we explore part 2 of Kyle Idleman's series "Not a fan" and let's journey together to becoming completely, committed followers of Jesus.

Delivered on our Lord's Day, 15 May 2022.

Whether you’re a believer in Jesus or not, there comes a time in every person’s life where they have to define their relationship with Jesus. This is especially important for those who believe in Jesus. Join us as we explore part 1 of this new series where you will get three questions to ask that will help you define your relationship with Jesus.

Delivered on our Lord's Day, 8 May 2022.

Jesus takes a walk with two disciples to Emmaus and shows them that despite everything that’s happened, the show must go on. The same is true for our own lives.

Delivered on our Lord's Day, 1 May 2022.

Jesus appears to His disciples the second time after His resurrection, and this time doubting Thomas is there. The impact of this encounter changes him forever and it can do the same for you too. Come learn how Jesus was always there for Thomas and how He is always there for you.

Delivered on our Lord's Day, 14 February 2021, in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. The greatest love story ever told is about God who loved His creation so much, that He chose to become a part of it so that He could allow Himself to be sacrificed in order to save His creation. The world has distorted this love story and turned its attention upon itself. And in the process of turning it upon itself, they have distorted and perverted what God has declared to be good.

Delivered on our Lord's Day, 7 February 2021, at North Baptist Church, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

God did a work in the lives of the Israelites when they were in exile. And when they returned to Jerusalem, Haggai prophesied that the glory of the second temple would be greater than the glory of the first. During this time of their return and rebuilding, their faith was re-ignited for the glory of God. Join us as we learn what led to the Israelites having a re-ignited faith.

Delivered on our Lord's Day, 31 January 2021, at North Baptist Church, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

We all face storms in life. Some are greater than others, some people's storms seem to never end. Paul faced many storms in his life as a Christian too. Today we learn why we must weather our storms.  

Delivered on our Lord's Day, 17 January 2021, at North Baptist Church, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

Daniel was no one special when he was taken into exile to Babylon, and yet God chose to use him to bless both the kingdom he served and the kingdom of God. Despite being isolated from the temple of God, his isolation did not stop him from worshiping. But more importantly, through his daily worship, he was able to overcome fear in the face of certain death.