This week, Ps. Hendri Hofmeyr shares a stirring message titled Prayer and Fasting, reminding us that we are saved by grace and sent with purpose. He unpacks how our mission begins with alignment—being filled, grounded, and confident in the One who sends us. Through prayer and fasting, we quiet the noise, draw closer to God, and allow Him to reorder our lives according to His will. This message invites us to see fasting not as something for a few, but as a life-giving rhythm for every believer. As we lean into God’s presence, we are strengthened to live from victory and faithfully share the good news with the world around us.

Hierdie week herinner Ps. Hendri Hofmeyr ons met die boodskap The Mission dat ons uit genade gered is en met ’n doel gestuur word. Hy wys hoe ons sending altyd begin by belyning—om gevul te wees, seker te wees van God, en sensitief te leef vir Sy leiding. Deur gebed en vas word die geraas rondom ons stilgemaak en word ons harte weer in God se goddelike orde geplaas. Die boodskap nooi elke gelowige uit om vas te sien as ’n gesonde, gereelde ritme wat geestelike krag bou. Terwyl ons nader aan God beweeg, word ons toegerus om uit oorwinning te leef en die goeie nuus met vrymoedigheid te deel.

This week, Ps. Jacques Olivier continues our God with Us – Week 3 series with a profound reminder that God is sovereign and present in every circumstance, even in places of fear, misunderstanding, and shame. Through the story of Joseph and the meaning of Emmanuel, we are shown that obedience does not always remove hardship but often invites us to trust God’s presence in the middle of it. The gospel confronts our shame by reminding us who we were before Christ, what Jesus has done for us, and the invitation we have to walk in restored relationship with the Father. God does not wait for our fear to disappear before He speaks—He meets us within it. This message encourages us to choose obedience, find peace in God’s nearness, and believe that shame is never the end of our story.

Hierdie week herinner Ps. Jacques Olivier ons in God Met Ons – Week 3 daaraan dat God altyd by ons is, selfs in tye van vrees, misverstand en skaamte. Deur die verhaal van Josef en die betekenis van Emmanuel sien ons dat gehoorsaamheid nie altyd pyn wegneem nie, maar ons lei om God se teenwoordigheid in die middel daarvan te vertrou. Die evangelie spreek ons skaamte aan deur ons te herinner aan wie ons was sonder Christus, wat Jesus vir ons gedoen het, en die uitnodiging tot versoening met die Vader. God spreek tot ons terwyl die vrees nog daar is, nie eers wanneer dit opgelos is nie. Hierdie boodskap nooi ons om in gehoorsaamheid te leef, vrede in God se nabyheid te vind, en vas te hou dat ons skaamte nie die einde van ons storie is nie.

Hierdie week herinner Ps. Rynaard De Goede ons in Week 2 van die God Met Ons-reeks daaraan dat God se teenwoordigheid nie wisselvallig of tydelik is nie, maar ’n vaste en absolute waarheid. In Jesus sien ons hoe God self naby kom—Hy bring vrede in verwarring, helderheid in onsekerheid, en waarheid wat nooit verander nie. Die boodskap daag ons uit om gehoorsaamheid bo uiterlike “ordentlikheid” te kies, en om die wonder van die Heilige Gees te omhels wat vir altyd by ons en in ons woon. Met die wete dat Christus gekies het om nederig by ons te wees, word ons genooi om weer ruimte te maak vir ’n lewende, opregte verhouding met Hom.

This week, Ps. Rynaard De Goede continues our God with Us series (Week 2) with a powerful reminder that God’s presence is not momentary or conditional, but an unchanging and absolute truth. Through the life of Jesus, we see a God who comes close—bringing peace in confusion, clarity in uncertainty, and truth that stands firm in every circumstance. This message invites us to reflect on obedience over appearances, and on the gift of continual access to God through the Holy Spirit who dwells with us forever. As we’re reminded that Christ chose to be with us—humbly, personally, and lovingly—we’re encouraged to respond to His constant invitation into a living, active relationship with Him.

Hierdie week herinner Ps. Hendri Hofmeyr ons in God Met Ons – Week 1, die begin van ’n nuwe preekreeks, dat God nie ver of afwesig is nie. In Jesus, die sigbare beeld van die onsigbare God, word God se hart en karakter aan ons bekend gemaak. Soos ’n sleutel wat die onbekende verstaanbaar maak, help Jesus ons om sin te maak van die lewe en van God self. Wanneer die toekoms onseker voel, verhoudings gebreek is, hartseer swaar lê, of God stil voel, staan Hy steeds naby. Hierdie boodskap nooi ons om moed te hou, aan Jesus vas te hou as ons waarheid en lig, en met geloof te leef in die wete dat God werklik met ons is.

This week, Ps. Hendri Hofmeyr launches our new sermon series God with Us – Week 1 with a faith-building reminder that God has not remained distant or silent. Through Jesus, the visible image of the invisible God, heaven is made known and God’s heart is revealed to us. Like a bridge that helps us understand what was once hidden, Jesus shows us who God is and what He is like. In seasons of uncertainty, broken relationships, grief, or when God feels quiet, we are reminded that we are never alone. This message invites us to take heart, trust Jesus as our truth and light, and walk forward with confidence knowing that God is truly with us.

Hierdie week herinner Ps. Lourens ons met sy boodskap, Buite die Bedekking, hoe kosbaar en lewensveranderend dit is om onder die Here se bedekking te leef. Deur Dawid se gebed in Psalm 51, Abraham se gehoorsaamheid en die vroeë kerk se voorbeeld, wys hy dat God se teenwoordigheid ons ware beskutting en bron van ware verandering is. Die Woord toon hoe gemeenskap ons vorm, hoe gehoorsaamheid ons nader aan God bring, en hoe Sy Gees herstel wat ons nie self kan regmaak nie. Terwyl ons hierdie feesseisoen van rus binnegaan, moedig hierdie boodskap ons aan om naby Sy hart te bly en doelbewus onder Sy bedekking te wandel.

This week, Ps. Lourens brings a heartfelt message titled Out of the Covering, inviting us to see the strength and grace found in staying under the Lord’s covering. Through David’s cry in Psalm 51, the obedience of Abraham, and the unity of the early church, he reminds us that God’s presence is our truest protection and the place where real transformation happens. Scripture shows how community shapes us, how obedience draws us closer to God, and how His Spirit restores what we cannot fix on our own. As we step into this holiday season of rest, this message encourages us to remain close to His heart and continue cultivating a life that abides under His covering.