Doxa Deo Tshwane Central

In this Sermon we look into the relationship between Prayer and Worship, learning how they function together in a believer's life. We look at the differences between old covenant Worship/prayer and the new Covenant Prayer/worship ultimately learning how we ought to pray as new Covenant believers in Christ

In this Sermon we look into Ecclesiastes 3. Learning how there is time for everything and our part is to Trust God's Timing in everything we go through

In this powerful sermon, we reflect on God’s faithfulness through every battle and breakthrough. Drawing from the story of Israel’s deliverance and Samuel’s declaration of Ebenezer, we are reminded that our help comes from the Lord alone. As we look back on where God has brought us from, we are encouraged to turn our hearts fully to Him, recognize the spiritual battles we face, and boldly proclaim: “Thus far the Lord has helped us.”

In a broken world filled with Violence, corruption and despair, the answer is not in another movement, another march or another hashtag. there is still one Power that Transforms lives, thats the Gospel. This sermon is a call to awaken the church and remind believers of our mission to Preach the Word, to Share Christ so that lives may be changed

In this year's thanksgiving (Gratitude) Service. We learn how it is blessed to live a life filled with an attitude of Gratitude and how being grateful benefits us spiritually. Recorded on the 23rd of November 2025 Live at Doxa Deo Tshwane Central

This message unpacks the Daily Rhythm of Renewal—the practical, grace-filled process through which the Holy Spirit forms us into the people God has already declared us to be. Drawing from Ephesians 4 and Galatians 5, the sermon reminds us that “putting off the old self and putting on the new” isn’t about trying harder or magically flipping a switch, but about walking with the Spirit every day, unlearning destructive habits and embracing new Christ-shaped ones. As we surrender, abide, and keep in step with Him, the fruit of the Spirit becomes visible in our lives, and integrity stops being a burden and becomes the natural overflow of a life renewed by grace.

Recorded at Doxa Deo Tshwane Central on the 16th of November 2025

In this sermon we look at the paradox of why the bible says we have been Perfected in Christ but we dont feel perfect, we still have short comings and mistakes. what does this mean?

For us a followers of Christ, to live a life of integrity we must begin by seeing HIM.When we see Jesus clearly (Beholding) we see ourselves accurately This Sermon takes a deep dive into Isaiah's Throne room Vision in Isaiah 6:1-8

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be filled” (Matthew 5:6) reminds us that true satisfaction in life is found not in possessions or success, but in a deep longing to live right before God. Righteousness is not just about moral behavior—it’s about aligning our hearts, thoughts, and actions with God’s character and His kingdom ways. To hunger for righteousness means to desire what God desires: justice, purity, and truth in our lives and in the world around us. It’s a spiritual appetite that pushes us to seek God daily, to walk in obedience, and to be agents of His justice and mercy in society. Jesus promises that when we truly crave righteousness, God Himself will satisfy that hunger, filling us with His presence, His peace, and His transforming power.