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.

As we continue this new discipleship series, we will focus on the truth that Christianity is about a relationship with God that brings us joy. Having joy in God and enjoying God brings great blessings and benefits to our lives, but there is no greater blessing than enjoying God for God Himself!

As we start this new discipleship series, we will focus on Two Key Principles for Enjoying God More in our lives. We have been saved for a relationship with the Tri-une God and it is our union with Jesus that forms the basis for our communion with God. We are not to settle for simply not going to hell, but strive to know and enjoy a living relationship with God!

In this passage, Paul and his companions are defending and preserving the gospel against the growing threat of the Judaizers' false teaching

In hierdie preek sien ons hoe Paulus en sy metgeselle die evangelie verdedig en bewaar teen die toenemende bedreiging van die Judaïseerders se valse leer

We continue with our study series on the sovereignty of God. In this sermon we will finish considering how divine sovereignty and evangelism does not contradict or threaten one another, but stands in complete harmony.

In this sermon we will continue our study 1 Samuel 15 and and further see how Saul's partial obedience towards God was actually complete disobedience before God. This came from the defect of Saul in that he had no heart for God, was a lover of self, and feared man. God delights then in obedience from the heart more than in anything else.

We continue with our study series on the sovereignty of God. In this sermon we will start to consider how divine sovereignty and evangelism does not contradict or threaten one another, but stands in complete harmony.

In this sermon we will study 1 Samuel 15 and see how Saul's partial obedience towards God was actually complete disobedience before God. This came from the defect of Saul in that he had no heart for God, was a lover of self, and feared man. God delights then in obedience from the heart more than in anything else.

In this sermon on 1 Samuel 13:1-14 we will study the marks of Saul's character that lead to him falling in disobedience to the Lord, something that would happen again later in 1 Samuel.