The Weekly

Ash shares some maturity myths and teaches what real maturity should look like. God's desire isn't just for our conversion, but for us to grow into spiritual adulthood. 

Ash uses the church in Antioch as an example of a base church, encouraging us to say yes to bringing our contribution in order to influence our city, nation, and the nations abroad. What are you saying yes to?

Ash teaches how the gospel of Christ is the power of God unto salvation. He goes in-depth into how there is a difference between the Holy Spirit being on you, versus being in you. Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoy it! 

George teaches from John chapter 6 and notes how it's interesting that Jesus asked His disciples to do an impossible thing. The disciples couldn't feed 5,000 people by themselves. As long as the bread was in their hands, not much happened. Impossible situations invite us to have faith. We hope you enjoy listening to this teaching :)

Trevor shares something close to his heart and challenges us to live set apart. He asks the question, what have we been set apart from and what have we been set apart to? We hope you enjoy this message!

Haaaaaaaaappy Neeeeew Yeeeeaaaaaaaaaars!!! On this New Years Day Sunday everyone's favourite Northern Irishman, Gareth Stark, (sorry Stu...) shared on what it means to be a mature disciple of Jesus Christ. The modern world seeks fulfilment within themselves, but we are to look to Jesus in order that he may meet our needs and desires.

Ant Rist visited us from the UK. As it is the Christmas season, he shares some insights on Christmas, starting in chapter one of John's Gospel. Thanks for joining us! We hope you enjoy :)

Cameron teaches on Joy. He explains how joy is intrinsically linked to Jesus' coming and shares some insights on Beethoven's Ode To Joy.

Trevor shares an acronym for WAIT and encourages us to ask God for vision for our lives. Hope you enjoy!

The local church is a community of people who believe the gospel so much that they order their lives around it. Marc shares on what it means to not just attend your local church but to love, serve and truly commit to your local church. 

We also shared a happy/sad moment in our church as we prayerfully commissioned the McKinleys to take over the leading of a church in Cape Town. We love you, McKinleys! Have fun!

Also... excuse the the little hiccup in the middle of the preach - let's just say loadshedding felt the need to come to church this week (we don't blame it... lol)