Shofar Tableview Sermons

Can God use our afflictions and trials to give us favour and show us His grace? Definitely, as Petri pointed out yesterday in his powerful message, at the hand of the Word.

He reminded us that tough seasons often exposes the false things in which we trust, but even better so, it reminds us then and draws us back to, the only One Who is truly able. GOD!

What can we do in the tough testing time to be sure to see His favour?

Let’s get honest with Him! And…

Romans 12:12 Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.

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"Tell Me About Yourself” – DB Hauptfleisch

Last night, DB reminded us of tender call to identity, transformation, and truth. What do we think of ourselves?

He reminded us that our truest self isn’t found in titles or achievements, but in the quiet work of God's grace within. We need to live from a place of our true identity, knowing that it is God doing amazing things in and through us.

“Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.” Colossians 3:12

May we meditate on the truth that we are CHOSEN, HOLY and DEARLY LOVED! ⁠⁠

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You, LORD, bless the righteous; You surround him with favour like a shield.— Psalm 5:12

God’s favour isn’t just kindness — it’s a shield. A divine covering that guards the righteous from harm, deception, and despair. David’s cry in Psalm 5 reminds us: God hears us at daybreak, leads us in righteousness, and shelters those who trust Him.

His favour surrounds you — not just in battle, but in the quiet, unseen places.

Trust God. He is your refuge. He is your shield.

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Why do some people seem to walk in more favour than others?

If God shows no favoritism, what makes the difference?

In this week’s message, we explore the posture of the heart—how jealousy and bitterness can quietly rob us of the very favour we long for. Through the stories of Cain and Abel, and the prodigal son, we’re reminded that God’s favour flows freely… but our response matters.

💬 May we be a people who walk in the fruit of the Spirit, celebrating the victories and blessings our Father bestows on others.

Let’s fix our eyes on Christ—the only One we measure our lives to—and walk confidently as sons and daughters of a generous Father.

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⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Last night, Sikho reminded us of a powerful truth: We are a royal priesthood, chosen and set apart to rule and reign with Christ in heavenly places (1 Peter 2:9, Ephesians 2:6).

This isn’t just a title—it’s a divine calling.

Our priesthood and our position in Jesus are inseparable from the authority God gives us as His sons and daughters. We are not merely observers in the kingdom—we are participants, ambassadors, and co-laborers with Christ.

Are you willing to take up the mandate of priesthood and kingship and bring effectual change to the world around you?

This is a call to rise.

To intercede.

To lead with compassion.

To speak truth.

To bring heaven to earth.

Let's take up our calling, knowing that we are empowered by the Spirit to make a difference—in our homes, our communities, and beyond.

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Last night Juan Kidd shared the message at the hand of a few very powerful testimonies.

We were reminded what our response should be to the unmerited favour of God.

We have to share HIM with the world. We live in the days before Christ's return and we have this glorious opportunity to share the Gospel with everyone.

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"_Charis_" is the same ancient Greek word for grace and favour. It actually means “to give freely” or “to bestow a gift”.

We know that all spiritual gifts are grace gifts that the Trinity bestows on us as God's children, for the Body of Christ.
As with many examples from the Word, God favours us with these various gifts so that we can express the nature of the Trinity to one another, and so that we can mature into the fullness of Christ to do the work of the ministry wherever we go.

Can you identify the flow of favour or the grace gift on your life?
Are you willing to be a living sacrifice and a conduit for the work of the kingdom in your local church

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We continue on the series on God's Favour in part 2 ,⁠⁠⁠View sermon notes here.⁠

Retief stared a new series on the Favour of God,⁠⁠View sermon notes here.⁠

Nick shared a message on pressing on through though time and where our true help comes from

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