In this third sermon in the series "Home is where the Heart is", Wynand uses the story of the woman at the well to illustrate how we struggle to find a home for our hearts. Jesus invites the woman at the well to find her heart at home with Him (John 4) not on Mount Gerizim or on Mount Moriah, but to worship the Father in Spirit and Truth.

In this second sermon, on Home is Where the Heart is, Wynand continues to explore the fact that the human heart is designed to be at home with God.

Our God is a generous God and as we display that generosity in our daily lives it becomes more and more evident that we belong to Him.

You've heard the frequently used saying 'Home is where the Heart is', but what does it actually mean? Tonight Wynand unpacks this saying and discusses some of its origins and how God wants us to remain rooted in Him and reliant on Him.

Tonight we conclude our Summer Series with guest artist Renee Geddes joining us, and Wynand unpacks a thought-provoking message as we launch into our regular message series in 2021.

Tonight Wynand concludes our Advent Series and discusses what it means to have Jesus with us, in us and how he can work through us if we are open to his leading.

Tonight Wynand discusses what it means to cultivate and maintain an expectant heart as we prepare for the coming of Christmas. The reference passage comes from 1 John verse 3.

Tonight Wynand continues our Advent Series and discusses how we should prepare our hearts for the impending birth of Jesus our Saviour. The reference passage for tonights sermon is Mark 1:4-8.

Tonight Wynand begins our Advent Series, and in this episode he discusses how we should prepare ourselves as we wait for the gift of Jesus.

Tonight, Wynand wraps up our Creatures of Habit Series, and explores the idea that our daily work for which we are remunerated (paid) can also be an act of Worship in the service of others; ultimately bringing glory to our Creator, Jesus Christ. (1 Peter 2:8-9)

Waiting is an essential part of the Christian life, if we wait it is a sign of caring and if we care it is a sign of loving to wait on God is to say that we care enough to hear from God and to respond to what he is doing in Matthew Chapter 4:8-11 Jesus demonstrates what we should do as we wait.