Shofar Tableview Sermons

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This Sunday, Sikho Mbedzi reminded us of a powerful truth: our identity is not defined by the world, but by Christ.

We are no longer slaves to sin or fear. Through Jesus, we have been adopted as sons and daughters of God. But it doesn’t stop there—God calls us to grow and mature into heirs, co-rulers with Christ, carrying His authority to bring light and transformation into the world around us.

To be an heir means more than belonging—it means stepping into responsibility, reigning with Him, and living out the fullness of His promises. As Sikho shared, we must grow up into this truth, shedding the old identity and embracing the new one given to us in Christ.

“So you are no longer a slave, but a son, and if a son, then an heir through God.” (Galatians 4:7)

Let’s rise into our calling, walk boldly in our inheritance, and impact our communities with the love and power of Jesus.

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As children of God, we have to know who were are and that we have the free gift of righteousness IN JESUS if we are to walk in the authority God has for us!

“For He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him.” 2 Corinthians 5:21

Through Christ, we have received the free gift of righteousness. We are called to put on the new man (Ephesians 4:24), and from our seat in heavenly places (Ephesians 2:6), we share in His authority.

Prayer is not passive — it is ruling with Christ in the spirit, shifting atmospheres, and declaring His kingdom in our bodies, our families, our workplaces and our communities!

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We can only truly love others well when we’ve received God’s love first.

It is a love that cannot be earned or achieved, only received.

“We love because He first loved us.” – 1 John 4:19

Let’s stop striving for this kind of love and open our hearts to fully perceive and receive it. Rooted in His love and filled by His Spirit, we are strengthened by His presence and able to love well.

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She reached for the symbol—the fringe of His garment, the reminder of God’s Word. But what she found was the living Word Himself. In one sacred moment, Jesus reversed her uncleanness, restored her identity, and called her “Daughter" and gave her Shalom peace.

This wasn’t just healing. It was sozo—a complete restoration of body, soul, and spirit.

In a world full of systems that can regulate but never truly restore, Jesus stands as the living reality of God’s presence. He doesn’t just fix what’s broken—He makes us whole.

Wholeness isn’t found in ritual, but in relationship. Not in symbols, but in Substance.

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On Sunday, Melissa le Roux invited us to ascend the mountain of His Presence in total surrender.

Like Moses on Sinai, we are called to meet God in His greatness and glory. Not just once, but daily.

In every challenge and in every valley, we are being shaped into the likeness of Jesus - the One who remains... "The Lord, the Lord, a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness.” Exodus 34:6

This is our comfort AND our call.

To be set apart. To reflect Him.

To look more like LOVE in a world that desperately needs it.

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"Therefore pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest.”

Matthew 9:38

The harvest is plentiful—but the workers are few. In this message, Retief reminds us that the Father doesn’t just call us - He also equips us. God yearns for His children to come Home 🙏🏼 May we desire what He desires!

Through grace, He stirs our hearts, reshapes our desires, and sends us out with feet made beautiful by obedience and faith. When we say yes to the harvest, we walk not in our own strength, but in the power of the One who makes us willing and able.

Let your feet be faithful. Let your steps be beautiful. The field is ready.

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The fig tree is budding and the season is shifting. As a congregation we believe God is anointing us to know the seasons and do what God requires of us.

Jesus said in Matthew 24: "when you see it, know the time is near."

This is not the hour to warm pews.

It’s the hour to arise, go, and fulfill the Great Commission.

Souls are waiting and the harvest is ready.

We’re overflowing with gratitude as we share the second wave of powerful stories from our church family—testimonies of healing, breakthrough, and salvation. Jesus is moving in real, tangible ways, and lives are being transformed from the inside out.

Each story is a reminder that His love and blood never fails and His grace reaches deeper than we can imagine.

Let these testimonies ignite your faith. What He’s done for one, He can do for you too.

A faith-filled collection of testimonies from five of our church family members, whose lives were radically changed by the love of Jesus.

Each story is a beautiful reminder that no one is too far gone, too broken, or too lost for the redeeming power of God. From chains of addiction to freedom, from fear to empowering love, from wandering to purpose — these testimonies will edify you, stir your heart and strengthen your faith.

Only God saves! Hallelujah. We however have a responsibility - we are called to be God’s witnesses in a dark world. We are called to share, testify and live out the Light of the World, Jesus Christ. What an honour.

Why is it important to have a testimony, carry a strong witness? Have a listen.

May we live lives that clearly states: GOD IS REAL

Join Saturday’s Outreach, 10:00-12:00 with Hein and the team.

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