Reach month is where we as a church align ourselves with God's heart for the nations. We start of the series by looking at Romans 10 and how God calls us to be involved in various manners to be part of His call to make Him known to the billions of unreached people groups in the world.

Paul concludes his letter to the Philippians with some final encouragements, including a deeper call for unity and to be truly content in Christ alone - not what you have or don't have.

In Philippians 3, Paul gives us a glimpse into the way he pursues Christ and the example we can follow. We also take a deep look at what True Righteousness really is, versus the false righteousness we have created that sadly became the norm for many of us.

In Philippians 2 Paul pauses on two important exhortations to the church in Philppi: To walk in unity with one another, but also to understand through Christ's example what it means to empty ourselves for the sake of the Gospel, so God will be the one who lifts us up and not the other way around.

We kick of our walk through Paul's letter to the Philippians. In chapter 1 Paul gives us a glimpse into his heart and how keeping perspective of his reason for living allows him to rejoice in any circumstance.

We conclude our series where we looked at the different analogies of the church in the Bible. In this message we look at the church as the army of God and specifically how Ephesians 6 is as much a corporate call to take up our armour together as it is an individual call.

We are looking at analogies about the church from the Bible. This week, a guest all the way from Every Nation Paarl, Christo, speaks to us about the church being the bride of Christ - loved, dear and fully committed.

We are looking at the different analogies of the church from the Bible. In this sermon, Justice takes us through what it means for us as church to be the branches connected to the one True vine for sustenance, growth and bearing fruit.

We are looking at different analogies of the Church from the Bible. This week we look at the Church as the Flock and God as the Good Shepherd. Why are we compared to sheep, and what does it mean to be part of the flock?

We kick of our brand new sermon series looking at the many analogies of the Church we read about in the Bible. The first image we pause on is the Church as the Family of God - where He is the Head of the Household and we are His children that belong.