This Galatians series continues with the message of No Other Gospel - Galatians 1. Pastor Fanna Harmse opens Sermon 2 by showing that grace does not need an addition. The sermon highlights Paul’s defense of the true gospel, warning against distortions, and affirming that salvation rests fully in Christ’s finished work — nothing more, nothing less.

Beskrywing:

Hierdie Galasiërs‑reeks gaan voort met die boodskap van No Other Gospel - Galasiërs 1. Pastoor Fanna Harmse open Preek 2 deur te wys dat genade geen toevoeging nodig het nie. Die preek beklemtoon Paulus se verdediging van die ware evangelie, waarsku teen verdraaiings, en bevestig dat verlossing volkome rus in Christus se voltooide werk — niks meer, niks minder.

This Galatians series begins with the history and background of Paul’s life and calling. Pastor Fanna Harmse opens Sermon 1 by tracing Paul’s journey before Damascus, his transformation on the road, and his shift from persecutor to preacher, teacher, and author — leading into the message of Galatians, an encounter with grace.

Beskrywing: Hierdie Galasiërs‑reeks begin met die geskiedenis en agtergrond van Paulus se lewe en roeping. Pastoor Fanna Harmse open Preek 1 deur Paulus se reis voor Damaskus te volg, sy transformasie op die pad, en sy skuif van vervolger na prediker, onderwyser en skrywer — wat lei na die boodskap van Galasiërs, ’n ontmoeting met genade.

This is Part 2 — the final part of the once‑off sermon “The Cross I Carry VS The Cross That Carried Me.” In this continuation, Pastor Fanna Harmse shows us that the Christian life is not about striving in our own strength, but about living from Christ’s finished work. Through scripture, we see that transformation comes by renewing the mind, reckoning ourselves dead to sin, and living from the reality of His life within us.

Key Points from the Sermon:

1. A New Creation (2 Corinthians 5:17)

2. What About Sin? (Romans 12:2)

3. Dead to Sin – Alive to God (Colossians 3:3)

4. So What Does “Take Up Your Cross” Mean Now?

5. The Christian Life Is Christ Living Through You

6. The Great Exchange (2 Corinthians 5:21)

7. How Do I Live This Out?

- See It!

- Reckon It!

- Live From It!

May this word encourage you to remain surrendered, to stay on the altar, and to live as a living sacrifice empowered by His grace. If this message blesses you, consider sharing it with someone who needs encouragement today.

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Dit is Deel 2 — die finale deel van die eenmalige preek “Die Kruis Wat Ek Dra VS Die Kruis Wat My Gedra Het.” In hierdie voortsetting wys Pastoor Fanna Harmse dat die Christelike lewe nie gaan oor om in ons eie krag te probeer nie, maar om te leef vanuit Christus se voltooide werk. Deur die Skrif sien ons dat transformasie kom deur die vernuwing van die gemoed, om onsself as dood vir sonde te reken, en om te leef vanuit die werklikheid van Sy lewe binne ons.

Sleutelpunte uit die preek:

1. ’n Nuwe Skepping (2 Korintiërs 5:17)

2. Wat Van Sonde? (Romeine 12:2)

3. Dood Vir Sonde – Lewend Vir God (Kolossense 3:3)

4. So Wat Beteken “Neem Jou Kruis Op” Nou?

5. Die Christen Lewe Is Christus Wat Deur Jou Leef

6. Die Groot Ruiltransaksie (2 Korintiërs 5:21)

7. Hoe Leef Ek Dit Uit?

- Sien Dit!

- Reken Dit!

- Leef Vanuit Dit!

Mag hierdie woord jou aanmoedig om oorgegee te bly, op die altaar te bly, en as ’n lewende offer te leef wat deur Sy genade bemagtig word. As hierdie boodskap jou seën, oorweeg dit om dit met iemand te deel wat bemoediging nodig het.

Part 1 of “The Cross I Carry VS The Cross That Carried Me.” In this message, Pastor Fanna Harmse shows us through scripture that sacrifice is not about endless effort or trying harder, but about surrender and allowing Christ’s life to be lived through us. The altar is not a place of defeat, but of transformation, where His finished work becomes our daily reality.

Key Points from the Sermon:

1. The Cross Is a Finished Work (John 19:30; Hebrews 10:12)

2. Something Else Died on the Cross (Romans 6:6)

3. See Yourself on the Cross

4. Reckon Yourself Dead (Romans 6:11)

5. You Are Not Trying to Die – You Died With Christ

6. His Life – Not Mine (Galatians 2:20)

If this message blesses you, consider sharing it with someone who needs encouragement today.

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Deel 1 van “Die Kruis Wat Ek Dra VS Die Kruis Wat My Gedra Het.” In hierdie boodskap wys Pastoor Fanna Harmse ons deur die Skrif dat opoffering nie gaan oor eindelose moeite of om harder te probeer nie, maar oor oorgawe en om Christus se lewe deur ons te laat leef. Die altaar is nie ’n plek van nederlaag nie, maar van transformasie, waar Sy voltooide werk ons daaglikse werklikheid word.

Sleutelpunte uit die preek: 1. Die Kruis Is ’n Afgehandelde Werk (Johannes 19:30; Hebreërs 10:12)

2. Iets Anders Het Ook Aan Die Kruis Gesterf (Romeine 6:6)

3. Sien Jouself Aan Die Kruis

4. Reken Jouself As Dood (Romeine 6:11)

5. Jy Probeer Nie Om Te Sterf Nie – Jy Het Saam Met Christus Gesterf

6. Sy Lewe – Nie Myne Nie (Galasiërs 2:20)

As hierdie boodskap jou seën, oorweeg dit om dit met iemand te deel wat bemoediging nodig het.

This is the concluding message in our series “The Weight We Carry”. In Week 5, Stop Shoulding, we explore how guilt, shame, and regret often weigh us down — and how Christ calls us to freedom from the endless “shoulds” we place on ourselves. Through practical teaching and heartfelt encouragement, this message reminds us that we are not defined by our past mistakes, but by God’s grace. Join us as we learn to lay down the burdens of guilt and walk in the joy of forgiveness and renewal. If this series has blessed you, consider sharing it with someone who needs encouragement today.

In today’s message, Pastor Fanna Harmse shares on “The Table of Grace.”

Through communion, we are reminded of Jesus’ finished work, God’s plan through the cross, and the complete forgiveness we have in Him.

This teaching highlights the freedom, righteousness, and boldness we receive because of Christ — pointing us back to His grace alone.

In vandag se boodskap deel Pastoor Fanna Harmse oor ‘Die Tafel van Genade.’

Deur nagmaal word ons herinner aan Jesus se voltooide werk, God se plan deur die kruis, en die volkome vergifnis wat ons in Hom het.

Hierdie lering beklemtoon die vryheid, regverdigmaking en vrymoedigheid wat ons ontvang deur Christus — en wys ons terug na Sy genade alleen.

Part 4: The Real Deal. In this sermon Pastor Fanna Harmse looks at Real or Authentic Guilt vs False Guilt. We carry False Guilt with us and carry an unnecessary burden that hinders us from living the life that Gos planned for us. We must have a value system in place so that we can have a moral code and compass to guide us. With the help of the Bible, The Fruit of the Spirit, The Guidance of the Holy Spirit, The Life and Teachings of Jesus as well as Counsel and Community, we can put a Value system in place. And to Process Guilt, we must Admit it, Assess it, Apologize, Atone for it, Adjust our Behaviour and Accept Forgiveness.

In this Spirit‑led message, Pastor Fanna Harmse shared what the Lord impressed on his heart for the church: "God Is Enough, When I Am Not, He Is”

This timely word reminds us that when our strength, wisdom, and resources run out, His grace remains sufficient.

Through teaching and prayer, Pastor Fanna led the congregation into a moment of surrender and renewal — allowing the Lord to minister deeply.

Part 3: Who Put This On You?, Pastor Fanna Harmse shows from scripture that guilt often comes from human condemnation — rules about food, days, or traditions — rather than from God. We are reminded not to be over‑religious or bound by others’ judgments, but to live in the freedom Christ purchased. By honoring the Lord in what we eat, drink, or do, we walk free from false burdens and stand approved by Him alone.

Sermon Series on Guilt: We all carry weights of guilt, shame, and regret that were never meant to be ours. This sermon series on guilt, The Weight We Carry, explores how those burdens affect our lives and how freedom is possible. In Part 2: Unashamed, we look back to Genesis where Adam and Eve were naked but felt no shame until sin entered. Shame came in as a destructive force, whispering “I’m not good enough” and causing us to hide our true identity. Pastor shares real‑life examples of how shame distorts our image and keeps us from walking boldly in faith. Yet the solution is clear: humility and authenticity. By being who God created us to be, we live unashamed, free from condemnation, and able to minister with confidence in Jesus’ name.