This morning Nathan Benecke preached from Ephesians 4:17-24.

Paul tells us that we have been changed, and we are still busy changing. This verse answers 3 questions:

1. What is changed

2. Why we must continue to change

3. How we change

This morning Rinus Geldenhuys preaches from Ephesians 4:7-16. Here we leant that gifts are given to every believer There is unity in the diversity of our different gifts. There are similarities between our giftings but God has made each gifting unique to each person.

Rinus Geldenhuys, lead pastor of Solid Ground Church reads from. Eph 4:1-6 - The Unity of the Spirit through the Bond of Peace

In this verse we see Paul asking the church to come together in unity, there is only one church. It is a fact that God has only brought into being ‘one body’, there is one Spirit, one hope, one Lord, one Faith, one Baptism, one God and Father.

This morning Rinus Geldenhuys preaches from Ephesians 4:1-3 - the practical application of the calling spoken about in chapters 1-3. Foundational doctorine of the truth of what God has called us into.

A prayer to him who is able. This morning Nathan Benecke preaches from Ephesians 3:14-21,answering 3 important questions:

Why does Paul pray?

Who is Paul praying to?

What is Paul praying for?

This morning we had the privilege of hearing from our dear friend Harry Lourense from Southcity Church in Ramsgate. Preaching from John 1:43-49 we see the clear mandate - come and see, go and tell.

This morning Rinus Geldenhuys preaches from Ephesians 3:14-21 asking what our posture of praise looks like.

Some would argue that it's the posture of our hearts that matters, but why then is the Bible so descriptive of the body language of worship?

This morning Rinus Geldenhuys continues with our Ephesians series, preaching from Ephesians 3:1-13 - revealing 4 things:

* The mystery of the Gospel revealed

* The resultant effect of this revelation on the believer 

* God’s plan regarding the administration / stewardship of the mystery 

* The cost of being a steward

This Resurrection Sunday morning, Rinus Geldenhuys preaches from John 11:17-27, asking 2 important questions:

1) Do you believe that the resurrection happened?

2) What does the resurrection mean to and for us?

This Good Friday morning Nathan Benecke preaches from John 19:16-30, asking the question 'What would your last words be?'

Jesus' last words were 'it is finished'. And in this sermon Nathan unpacks how through Jesus the prophecies, payment, and perfection is finished.