Sarah Spooner shares on unmasking the enemy's agenda

Graham Tedder shares on preaching the gospel as you go.

Drew Land encourages us and shares with GC Umdloti around planting a church

This week Stan Phipps shares with us on how the congregation, deacons and elders form the structure of the church. He unpacks what the Bible has to say about the roles and responsibilities of each group.

Simon Peter’s transformation is broken down by Tom Butterworth into three main themes:

• ​ Fisherman to Follower
• ​ ⁠Impulsive to Inspired
• ​ ⁠Failure to Foundation of the church

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”

‭‭2 Corinthians‬ ‭5‬:‭17

Nic speaks on living in slavery, wandering the wilderness and the promised land. He focuses on three key aspects of life:

1. Work - Genesis 1:26-28

2. ⁠Love - Matthew 22:37-39

3. ⁠Thoughts - Philippians 4:8

Stan Phipps shares with us from the story of Jesus and the Raising of Lazarus (John 11:1-44)

1. Having an “even now” faith.

2. Delays and reviving power go hand in hand.

* God’s delays are not denials.

* God’s delays test and grow our faith.

* God’s delays being greater glory to God.

3. Can’t limit God by what/how he has worked before.

4. Jesus is the compassionate warrior.

5. Jesus prays then calls him out.

a) Source - Father

b) Confidence - “You always hear me”

c) Manner - Public and loud

d) Fruit - that others would believe

6. When God revives us we have to walk out.

7. When God revives us we need help from others.

8. Jesus wants us to believe in who He is.

Nic shares with us on Easter Sunday

Jan shares with us on what Jesus offers us:

• Forgiveness (Leviticus 16)

• ⁠Access to God (Leviticus 16)

• ⁠Redemption (Ephesians 1:7)

• ⁠His blood (Revelation 12:11)

Jan and Nick share with us from Ezekiel 47 about the River of God. The main points are:

1. Worship must be stronger than worry

2. ⁠Prayer must be stronger than our pains

3. ⁠Persistence must be stronger than resistance

4. ⁠Celebrating must be stronger than complaining

5. ⁠Communing must be stronger than consuming

6. ⁠Conviction must be stronger than compromise