Terran Williams is the Teaching Pastor from Common Grounds’ Constantiaberg congregation. In this sermon, he speaks about the loss of his earthly father and the steadfast love of his heavenly Father.

Where is God in the midst of injustice? Josh Kouri asks this question and discusses how the injustice Jesus suffered affects us today.

The teacher in Ecclesiastes says that we are all going return to dust. Pastor Josh Kouri examines what it means for us that Jesus has defeated death.

Sujith Jacob, Pastor of Community for Frontline Downtown, brings to light statistics indicating more people than ever describe themselves as lonely. Jesus offers us true friendship and the community of the local church.

Sujith Jacob, Pastor of Community for Frontline Downtown, discusses the search for personal identity in jobs or wealth, and how Jesus frees us to discover our identities in Him instead.v

In Ecclesiastes 3, Josh Kouri breaks down a poem about time into delights and worries. Jesus steps into our moments so that none of our experiences in time are wasted.

Josh Kouri continues in Ecclesiastes 2, where the author attempts to find happiness in all types of pleasure. Are we seeking pleasure in Jesus or the things He created?

Worship Pastor Charlie Hall takes us through the story of Mary and Martha. Mary is sitting at the feet of Jesus and Martha is busying herself and missing the most important thing. What part will you choose today?

Lead Pastor Josh Kouri starts an in-depth look at the book of Ecclesiastes, in which the smartest, wisest, richest, most powerful man in the world tries to answer the question, “What is the good life?”

On Easter Sunday, Josh Kouri looks into the doubt of the disciple Thomas. The disciples don’t shun him and Jesus doesn’t belittle his lack of faith; they love him anyway. Are you struggling with doubt today?