Psalm 22 is a cry of a man in agony, stripped by evil men and rejected by the God he serves. But who is this man? What is his death achieving? Join us on Friday the 15th of April as we explore the death of Jesus Christ as seen by David.

'Jesus answered him, “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again[b] he cannot see the kingdom of God.”' ~John 3:3

For the first time in Acts, we see God himself directly involved in choosing an individual to be evangelized. Whom does God choose? An outcast who would not be allowed in the Jerusalem temple. Pastor Mpumelelo takes us through an episode in Philip’s ministry where the Holy Spirit directs him to a gentile Eunuch, and in this story we see the great gathering of outcasts.

What is true conversion? Does all “believing” lead to salvation? As the gospel arrives in Samaria, Luke tells us of a well known sorcerer who believes. But as we look closer, Luke shows us that not all is as it seems.

How do we live as a church in times of uncertainty and trial? Pastor Mpumelelo shows us the Jerusalem church's response to being scattered: They remained steadfast and preached the same message that cost them trouble.

Stephen’s testimony invites the anger of the Jewish leaders. While they kill him, Christ vindicates him. This Sunday Morning we will consider the death of the first Christian martyr and it’s effects on the Jerusalem church.

Stephen gives testimony in his own defense; and this testimony turns into an accusation against the people of Israel. And as Stephen responds, the lesson is clear even for us: our God is to be obeyed.

God blesses Stephen with an apostolic ministry and opponents rise up against him from every corner of the Roman world. In this instalment of our series in Acts, Pastor Mpumelelo explains the devilish response of the Hellenistic Jews against Stephen's ministry.

The Lord Jesus said the church will be witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and the ends of the earth. So far in Acts, the gospel has gone to Jerusalem and Judea. How will god bring the Gospel to Samaria and the ends of the earth? It begins with division in the church. Pastor Mpumelelo unpacks Acts 6 as we continue our study in Acts.