What happened in the 40 day period between the Resurrection and the ascension? Today Jaques shares some thoughts on Jesus' last moments before he ascended to heaven and the significance of it for us today.

One moment in time, two thousand years ago, changed the trajectory of humanity! Listen as Jaco Schutte shares about the resurrection of Jesus.

Jaco Schutte leads us in a message today as we go over the story of The Cross again. Hebrews 12:1-3 encourages us to allow this story to be the source of new inspiration and life.

Most of us know what we should do — but knowing and doing are two very different things. In Part 2 of Moments Before the Cross, we follow Jesus from the upper room into the Garden of Gethsemane, and we discover what it really looks like to turn the theory of abiding into lived reality.

What if the secret to a fruitful life has nothing to do with trying harder? In this message from our 'Moments Before the Cross' series, we explore what Jesus said to His disciples hours before His arrest — and why the word 'abide' might be the most life-changing word you encounter this Easter. Listen now and discover how staying connected to the Source changes everything.

How does real transformation actually happen in the life of a follower of Jesus?

We explore Paul’s powerful words in 2 Corinthians 3:18 and discover that spiritual growth is not powered by our willpower, emotions, or knowledge, but by the Holy Spirit. As we behold the glory of God and enjoy honest fellowship with Him, something remarkable happens: we are gradually transformed into the image of Jesus.

What’s the difference between sounding Christian and actually becoming Christlike?

Today we explore Paul’s powerful challenge to the church in Corinth. Even with spiritual gifts, passionate worship, and deep knowledge, something essential was missing. Without love, it was just noise.

This message invites us to move beyond simply receiving the grace of Jesus to actually becoming the grace of Jesus. As we behold Christ, allow His character to form us, and learn to abide in Him, patience and kindness begin to flow naturally from our lives. The call of discipleship is not just to admire Jesus, but to be transformed into His likeness.

What if spiritual maturity isn’t about doing more for God, but about being more deeply loved by Him?

Today we discover how Paul points the Corinthian church—and us—to the true solution for immaturity: knowing God as Father. This message unpacks how love precedes identity, identity precedes activity, and how being loved by the Father transforms us from “mere humans” into beloved sons and daughters who become His love in the world.

Becoming Love is an invitation to live the glory of God. Discover how spiritual maturity is measured not by performance or knowledge but by transformation into love as we journey through Corinthians together.

We firmly believe that we start at the finish. Jesus made that possible—the cross was a success. The work is finished. We don't have to climb the ladder to reach God. He did it for us—but even more, He did it with us and he is doing it in us. If this is where we are, what do we aim for? We aim to love—to be His love, His faithful presence in this world.