As we continue our Enjoying God series, we will start to focus now on enjoying God the Son. In this sermon we will see WHY we can enjoy His grace in every failure, as well as look at how we should RESPOND to Jesus in order to enjoy His grace in every failure

In this sermon on 1 Samuel 16:1-13 we are introduced to David, the "nobody" that God chose as His King, the successor of Saul. We will then look at Four Observations regarding How God Choose.

In hierdie preek op 1 Samuel 16:1-13 ontmoet ons vir Dawid, die "niemand" wat die HERE gekies het as Sy Koning, as die opvolger van Saul. Ons sal dan kyk na Vier Waarnemings rakende Hoe God Kies.

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As Peter was visiting the church in Antioch, he was initially enjoying fellowship with the Gentile believers. However, when a group of Jewish believers arrived, Peter withdrew from the Gentiles because he was afraid of what they might think. His actions exposed his fear of man and his compromise of the truth of the gospel. Paul was deeply concerned by this and publicly confronted Peter, not out of personal hostility, but to defend the truth of the gospel

In this sermon, we will examine how the Father uses even our hardships and trials, to form us, mold us and make us more like Christ

Open Doors, an organisation that serves the persecuted church, came to share with us how they are helping persecuted Christians all over the world. The full presentation is available on YouTube, this is the devotion that that was shared afterwards

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In our passage this morning, Paul once again demonstrates his independence as an apostle. But he also makes it clear that, although he is independent, he is not isolated. In this passage, we see the beautiful unity that existed between Paul and the other apostles

Scripture makes it clear that those who endure to the end will be saved. Hebrews 12:1-2 gives us the key how we are to endure to the end and finish the race of faith namely: Look to Jesus! In this sermon we will be encouraged to look to Jesus from three points of view: back... loop up... and look forward.