Preached at a funeral, this sermon seeks to draw out the genuine comfort that the Gospel offers us in the shadow of death.

Part of a series on the book of Colossians, Steve Johnstone exegetes Colossians chapter 2 as he speaks around the scandalous news of the Gospel that "we are complete in Him".

An address by Steve Johnstone to a crowd of men in Zimbabwe, drawing three powerful principles from a comparison of Saul and David.

If God is sovereign, and if as the Bible teaches all things come to pass because of His eternal decrees, then what point is there in praying? Is it reasonable to believe that God hears prayer, and more importantly, that God genuinely responds to prayer? And what kinds of prayers should we be praying in order to see an almighty God move with power in our lives and churches? In this sermon Steve Johnstone addresses these important and yet difficult issues.

A sermon by Steve Johnstone as part of Church-on-Main's series on Paul's letter to the Philippians.

The second sermon in a series on Paul's letter to the Phillipians. This sermon takes up the themes of selfishness and humility in Phil 2:1-11.

A sermon by South African evangelist and Bible teacher Steve Johnstone on how to hear God's voice in His Word.

Why is 'faith' the means by which God saves His people? Why not some other means? Why not a pilgrimage, or a set of daily prayers, or a list of moral behaviours? Why faith? The Bible says that the wisdom of God is displayed in the Gospel, and yet this wisdom is opposed to the wisdom of the world.

The great love of God, displayed in the Gospel, is marvelled at in this sermon based on 1 John 3:1 "Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!"

This powerful message by Steve Johnstone came in a series of sermons being preached on 1 Thessalonians during 2015 at Church-on-Main in Cape Town. It addresses sexual purity, pornography, the will of God for His church, the grace available in Christ for forgiveness, but His vengeance against all those who will not obey.