Many of us spend our lives waiting for a "sign" or a big breakthrough, often missing the fact that the solution is already standing right in front of us. This talk explores how our perspective changes when we stop focusing on what we want God to do and start focusing on who He is.

By looking at the life of Peter, we see that true authority in prayer doesn't come from demanding miracles, but from a personal revelation of the Messiah. When we anchor our lives in this truth, anxiety about the future fades away. Whether you are facing a difficult season or just looking for a fresh start, discover how to shift your posture from a place of defeat to one of victory by fixing your eyes on the One who has already overcome.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za

Have you ever felt like you’re standing outside in the rain, waiting for a breakthrough that just won't come? Many of us stop praying because we don't see results on our timeline, but we are encouraged to keep going. This message explores "supplication" prayer, or how to "build a case" in prayer with persistence and confidence.

Using the example of Nehemiah, we learn that effective prayer starts with remembering who God is, taking ownership of our own mistakes, and trusting that God is responsible for the big ideas He puts in our hearts. Whether you are facing a personal crisis or looking for a fresh start, learn how to draw a "circle" around your specific needs and stay persistent until the breakthrough happens.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za

In this encouraging message, we kick off a new series called "Circle Makers". We explore the powerful idea of praying bold, specific prayers and drawing "prayer circles" around our biggest dreams and toughest fears. Just as a man named Honi prayed for rain during a severe drought in ancient Israel, we are reminded that God responds when we approach Him with persistence and faith.

As we begin ten days of prayer and fasting, we are invited to identify the areas in our lives where we need a breakthrough. Whether you are looking for restoration, wisdom for the future, or strength for a personal battle, this is a time to prioritise the presence of Jesus. Let’s lean in together, believing for a year of favour and fresh vision.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za

Our Senior Global Pastor, Gary Snowzell shares God’s heart and direction for the year ahead across our Freedom Church movement.

This message declares that this year is a year of restoration—a season where God rebuilds, renews, and restores what has been broken, lost, or weary. Pastor Gary unpacks the vision for our church and encourages us to trust God’s timing, walk in faith, and believe for restoration in every area of life—spiritually, emotionally, and relationally.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za

What an incredible Future Sunday! An opportunity for us to take a moment to celebrate the amazing growth and generosity of 2025, with details of how the church received income, and how we utilised that income in 2025. We then moved on to look ahead to the exciting vision for 2026.

The heart of our church this year is simple: leading people to discover Jesus and experience the fullness of life in Him. Drawing from the story of Peter and John in Acts, we explored the "power of one"—the idea that our community is built one person at a time by stopping to care for those right in front of us. Whether you’re facing a tough season or looking for fresh purpose, there is a "one day" moment waiting for you to experience the hope and peace that only Jesus provides.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za

Life isn't meant to be lived alone. This message explores why connecting with a small community is vital for your personal growth and well-being. Using the story of a man whose friends literally carried him to help, we see how having people in your corner can change everything.

Whether you are looking to get to know God better, want to see positive changes in your life, or simply need a hand during a tough week, being part of a group provides the support and accountability we all need. Discover how moving from "rows" on a Sunday to "circles" during the week can help you find your purpose and live a more fulfilled life.

One of the best ways to be in a smaller group is to join one of our Community Groups. Why not sign up today? Click here to join a Community Group.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za

Coming to church is more than just attending a service; it is about finding a place to belong and grow. Using the story of a man healed at the pool of Bethesda, this message explores how we can move from making excuses to taking active steps of faith. Just as a seed needs the right soil to flourish, we thrive when we are committed to a community that supports our spiritual maturity.

Being "planted" means establishing permanence in our lives so that the lessons we learn on Sunday stick with us throughout the week. When we commit to this journey, we don't just find personal healing; we begin to carry and support others who are facing their own challenges. It is time to step off the sidelines and into the purposeful life you were designed for.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za

As we wrap up the year, we explore the greatest gift we could ever receive: the "good news" of Jesus. Just like the excitement of unwrapping a long-awaited present on Christmas morning, God offers us five life-changing gifts that we can choose to open today.

These gifts include a clean conscience to leave the past and any shame behind , and deep peace about your future. We also discover how to find real joy in your pain by trusting that God is good even when circumstances are tough. Additionally, we are invited into a life-giving community of people who will cheer you on, and a clear reason to live by discovering your God-given purpose. No matter what your year has looked like, you can finish it differently and start the next with a heart full of hope.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za

Pastor Josh Cooke continues the series on The Greatest Gift by reflecting on the incredible generosity of God as described in the well-known verse, John 3:16. The core message is that, as we are changed by God, we are also called to be a generous community.

This message focuses on the connection between gratitude and generosity. True gratitude begins when we stop feeling entitled and instead choose a life of worship. This worship often leads to generosity, which then brings immense joy.

The sermon highlights a recent act of generosity by the church, blessing another local congregation with a significant financial gift, demonstrating that when we open our hands instead of hoarding, we are positioned to receive. As the year ends, the challenge is to look back at God's faithfulness, respond with financial worship, and declare what we are believing for in 2026.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za

In this first week of the festive series, Pastor Josh Cooke unpacks the generous heart of God based on the well-known verse, John 3:16. He challenges the idea that generosity is a zero-sum game, explaining that when God’s people are generous, it actually unlocks blessing and favour.

Pastor Josh lays a foundation for generosity, reminding us that everything we have comes from God. He discusses the tithe (returning 10% of income to the local church) as God’s strategy to keep us free from the "money problem". He encourages everyone to prepare for Giving Sunday by bringing their faith or a financial offering that is above the tithe as an act of worship. Finally, he looks at the powerful story of the poor widow’s offering to show that Jesus values a sacrificial offering that is rooted in gratitude and trust.

If you feel that what you have heard is for you, and you'd like to be involved, then we would love to hear from you. Why not join us each Sunday at 9.15am and 11am, or contact us at [email protected]

You can learn more about us at freedomcapetown.co.za