When God calls us to build, opposition is inevitable. The question is: how will we respond?In this powerful message, "Armor Up and Build," we journey through Nehemiah 4 and discover how God's people overcame discouragement, mockery, fear, and opposition while rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. Through a personal testimony of God's faithfulness during a season of financial hardship and uncertainty, we are reminded that our hope is not found in circumstances, bank accounts, or human strength—but in God alone.As Nehemiah and the builders faced attacks from every side, they responded with prayer, vigilance, unity, and perseverance. The same principles apply to us today. Whether you're dealing with personal struggles, spiritual battles, or stepping into God's calling for your life, this message will encourage you to stand firm, trust God, and keep building."Do not be afraid of the enemy. Remember the Lord, who is great and glorious." – Nehemiah 4If this message encouraged you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope and strength today.

Who is the Holy Spirit to you?

In this sermon, we are challenged to move beyond seeing the Holy Spirit as only our comforter, helper, or counselor — and to rediscover Him as the power of God sent to continue the mission of Jesus through us.

Through a journey across the book of Acts and other key scriptures, this message reminds us that the Holy Spirit was given not merely to comfort believers, but to empower every Christian to continue Jesus’ mission through discipleship, witness, spiritual power, and the fullness of life in God.

This sermon will encourage and challenge you to:
• Live as a true disciple of Jesus
• Be empowered to witness boldly
• Understand the baptism in the Holy Spirit
• Grow in faith and obedience
• Step into the fullness God has for you

“But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses to Me...” — Acts 1:8

We pray this message strengthens your faith, deepens your hunger for God, and equips you to live fully surrendered to the mission of Jesus Christ.

📍 Shofar Brackenfell
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📖 Scripture references:
• Acts 1–2
• Matthew 28:19–20
• Mark 16:15–18
• Luke 11:9–13
• Ephesians 3:14–21
• 1 Corinthians 14

What does it really look like to follow Jesus?

In this sermon, Pastor Moja Mohane challenges us to reflect on the kind of love that marks true discipleship. Through powerful stories, honest moments, and the words of Jesus in John 13:35, we are reminded that the world will know we belong to Christ by the way we love one another.

As our church steps into a season of evangelism and reaching people far from God, this message calls us to become a community that is willing to:
• Love beyond comfort
• Welcome the “wild fishes”
• Be inconvenienced for people
• Restore unity
• Reflect Jesus in everyday life

“By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” — John 13:35

We pray this message encourages you, challenges you, and helps you see people the way Jesus does.

📍 Shofar Brackenfell
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📖 Scripture references:
• John 13:35
• Luke 10:25–37
• 1 Peter 1:22

On this special Mother’s Day service, Pastor Kobus shares a heartfelt message of encouragement to all mothers: God sees you. Drawing from Psalm 139 and Genesis 17, this sermon reminds us that God knows every detail of our lives, is intimately involved in our journeys, and is faithfully working through mothers as they raise, pray for, and bless the next generation.

Motherhood is not easy, but it is deeply meaningful. In this message, we honor the sacrifice, strength, love, and faith of mothers, and we are reminded that no season of parenting is wasted. Whether you are in the middle of the busyness or walking through a new stage of motherhood, God is with you, He sees you, and He is strengthening you for the calling He has placed on your life.

The service closes with a special prayer of blessing over all the mothers in the church, led by Pastor Kobus and the elders, asking God to refresh, encourage, and bless them richly.

Key Scriptures: Psalm 139, Genesis 17

Message Theme: God sees you. You are seen.

Speaker: Pastor Kobus

May this message encourage every mother, grandmother, and family listening to trust God deeply and keep standing in faith.

What does it really mean to believe God?

In this sermon, Pastor Kobus Meyer explores the difference between simply saying you believe and actually living by faith. Drawing from Abraham’s example, he shows that real belief is revealed through obedience, action, and trust. Even the demons believe that God exists, but Abraham believed God in a way that changed what he did.

When God tested Abraham, he was willing to sacrifice Isaac because he trusted that God would still honor His promise. That is the heart of this message: true faith is not just spoken, it is shown. Believers are challenged to move beyond words and let their actions reflect what they say they believe.

Living by Faith | Pastor Kobus Meyer

As children of God, our default is to live by faith—there is no other way. In this sermon, Pastor Kobus Meyer contrasts a faith-filled life with the world’s way of living by sight, feelings, and human understanding. Be reminded that the just shall live by faith, trusting God beyond what we see or experience.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Kobus Meyer unpacks the life-changing message of love as the true mark of a Spirit-filled believer. Drawing from Galatians 5:22 and 1 Corinthians 13, this message challenges us to move beyond gifts, knowledge, and religion, and to let the love of God overflow into every relationship, every encounter, and every mission.

Discover why love is more than a feeling — it is the power that transforms lives, builds the Church, and reveals Jesus to the world.

We are all called to live missionally to be His hands and feet wherever we find ourselves. It’s not confined to a place or a moment, but woven into the everyday rhythm of our lives, reflecting His love, grace, and truth in all that we do.

When the Lord met you, He invited you to share His good news with others. Let your faith be active flowing through kindness, love, and simple moments of care. With a willing heart, you can gently minister His grace to those around you.

Obedience isn’t something that happens overnight. It’s something God cultivates in us over time.

In this honest and relatable sermon, we explore how even Jesus “learned obedience through what He suffered” (Hebrews 5:8), and what that means for our everyday lives. From parenting struggles to personal faith battles, this message invites us to trust God in the process, especially when life feels difficult.

As we learn to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, we are also called to love those around us. This sermon gently challenges us to respond to God with humility, compassion, and a willingness to obey, even when it’s uncomfortable.

Let God shape you, grow you, and lead you into deeper obedience.