CG Wynberg

Family dynamics can be wonderful, messy, and deeply challenging all at once. So, how do we build a home that doesn't just survive the culture, but is actively shaped by the gospel? Whether you are a parent, a spouse, or looking to encourage the next generation, this message is a refreshing reminder that a healthy family starts with a deep rest in Jesus.

Scripture makes it clear: helping the poor isn't just a good deed—it honours our Maker and is a matter of true justice. But in a city like Cape Town, what does it actually look like to live this out?  In this message, Laura helps us unpack the biblical mandate to actively remember those in need. We are challenged to move beyond giving our "leftovers" and instead step into meaningful...

Scriptures:  Genesis 1:26–28 | Psalm 139:13–18 | 1 Timothy 4:12 What if your youth isn’t just a waiting room for "real life," but the very place where God wants to launch your purpose? In this weeks' message, we dive deep into a powerful biblical theology of youth, unpacking three massive truths that change absolutely everything about how you see yourself and your future.

What comes to mind when you think about church "missions"? Is it long-term overseas pioneer work, short-term community projects, or business-as-mission marketplace initiatives? In this message—part of our ongoing Gospel in Life series —we dive into the biblical foundation for missions to clear up the common uncertainties and cross-purposes that churches often face. Drawing insight from A...

What happens when people from entirely different backgrounds, cultures, and walks of life sit in the same room? True community happens. This week, Eric dives into what it actually looks like to build a church that reflects the Kingdom of God, one that doesn't just tolerate diversity, but thrives because of it. If you’ve ever wondered how the Gospel bridges our deepest divides, this message is...

With so many conflicting voices on social media and in culture, how do we know what is actually true? In this message of our  Gospel in Life  series, we look at why a high view of Scripture is absolutely necessary for the everyday believer. Looking at the example of the Bereans in Acts 17, we explore what it looks like to eagerly receive the Gospel, examine the Scriptures daily, and allow God’s Wo...

In a world that demands perfection and polished exteriors, the Apostle Paul offers a radical, refreshing perspective: our weakness isn't a liability—it’s the very thing that allows God’s glory to shine through. In this message, we journey through 2 Corinthians 3:1–4:18 to explore what it means to carry the "treasure" of the Gospel in "jars of clay." From Paul’s bold defence...

Can a person really rob God? It’s a provocative question found in the book of  Malachi . In this episode, we dive deep into the often-misunderstood topic of the  tithe , moving past the legalism to uncover the heart of worship behind our resources.

In this week's message, Tawanda explored the tension we often feel when we look at the world and ask,  "Where is the God of justice?" . When we see evil seemingly go unpunished, we can easily fall into the trap of doubting God's character. However, Tawanda challenged us to examine the heart behind our questions—distinguishing between  lament , where we bring our pain to God, and ...

Does your worship matter to God?  In this second discourse from the book of  Malachi , we explore a sobering reality: what we do in worship—and the heart behind it—is of immense importance to the God. Centuries after returning from exile, the Israelites found themselves bitter and impatient, questioning God’s love because His promises didn’t seem to fit their schedule. This spiritual "coldnes...

Is the Resurrection of Jesus a historical fact or a fairy tale? Skeptics like Richard Dawkins compare it to  Jack and the Beanstalk , but the Apostle Paul argues it is the single most important truth in human history. Without it, we have no Gospel, no salvation, and no hope. In this episode, we walk through the "courtroom evidence" for the risen Christ: The Scriptural Proof:  How Jesus fulfilled p...

Is our worship a fragrant offering or just "religious leftovers"? In this week's message of  Malachi 1:6–14 , we look at a time when God’s people were going through the motions—attending the Temple and offering sacrifices—but their hearts were far from Him. God confronts the priests and the people with a piercing question:  "If I am a father, where is my honor?" Scripture Reference:  Malachi 1:6–1...

In today’s introductory message into our new sermon series, Hilary helps us explore the final voice of the Old Testament: the prophet Malachi. As we examine the historical context of his message, we uncover the main concerns facing the people of God during this crucial period. At the heart of Malachi’s writing is a profound exploration of God’s covenant love . We look back at Moses’ words before I...

We kick off this week’s message with a powerful look at what God is doing across the globe. Fresh from the Advance Global Conference, Eric and several of our church leaders share moving testimonies of God’s movement and the beauty of the global Church. Building on these stories, we dive into the heart of Christian character: Faithfulness. Discover how the Holy Spirit empowers us to mirror God’s ow...

Self-control isn’t about sheer willpower or "trying harder"; it’s a supernatural gift. In this message, Greg dives into Galatians 5:23 to explore how the Holy Spirit empowers us to rise above our impulses and align our lives with God’s heart. Discover how to trade the struggle of the flesh for the peace of a Spirit-led life.

Is gentleness just a nice way of saying "weakness"? In ttoday’s messaget of our Fruit of the Spirit series, Ryan unpacks the true biblical meaning of gentleness—not as a lack of strength, but as power under control. Drawing from Galatians 5, we explore how the Holy Spirit works in us to produce a spirit that is humble, approachable, and "slow to anger." Whether you're navig...

What if the "Golden Rule" were more than just a polite suggestion? In our latest study on the  Fruit of the Spirit , we dive deep into the transformative virtue of  Kindness . It’s easy to be kind when it’s convenient, but biblical kindness goes much further—reaching toward the ungrateful, the difficult, and even our enemies. In this episode, we explore the "What, Why, Who, and How&...

We often think of peace as the absence of trouble, but true biblical peace, Shalom , is something much deeper. In this sermon, Eric explores how the "fruit of the Spirit" provides a steady sense of well-being and contentment that doesn't depend on our external circumstances. Whether you are facing pressures at work or uncertainty about the future, discover how to anchor your soul in a peace that r...

In a world of "instant everything," waiting is often seen as a waste of time. But what if the "wait" is exactly where God does His best work?  In this episode, Eric explores the challenging yet transformative fruit of  Patience . Drawing from Galatians 5 and the rich history of God's people, we dive into why the Bible describes patience not just as waiting, but as being "long-tempered" and possess...

This week, we continue our series on the  Fruit of the Spirit  by diving deep into a characteristic that is often misunderstood:  Joy.  This message explores the profound difference between fleeting happiness and the spiritual fruit of joy. Drawing from Paul’s letter to the Philippians, written while he was literally in chains, we discover that Christian joy isn’t a feeling we manufacture or a res...

In this second installment of our series on the Fruit of the Spirit, Hilary explores the foundational virtue that holds all others together: Love . While the world often defines love as a fleeting feeling, the Bible presents it as the primary mark of a disciple and the very fulfillment of the Law. Drawing from Matthew 22 and 1 John 4 , Hilary unpacks how our ability to love others isn't something...

This morning,  Eric  kicked us off in our new 9-week series on the  Fruit of the Spirit , walking us through  Galatians 5:13–25 . In this introductory message, we explore the true meaning of Christian freedom. It is not a license for self-indulgence, but a liberty won by Christ that calls us to serve one another humbly in love. We dive into the internal "tug-of-war" between the Spirit and the fles...

As we step into a new year, what is the true nature of the Church? In this kickoff message, Eric dives into  Acts 20:28 , exploring the profound responsibility and identity of the local church. We aren't just a social club; we are a community "bought with His own blood." Join us as we learn how to live out our salvation together and find unwavering confidence in the promise that Jesus will establi...

In this short but powerful chat, Hilary reflects on the kids’ Christmas play and reminds us what the season is truly about. While it’s easy to get caught up in gifts, food, and time with family, Hilary encourages us to shift our focus to the heart of Christmas: Jesus Himself, God coming to be with us . This chat is a gentle nudge to pause, reflect, and celebrate the true reason for the season, ins...

When God Shows Up In this week’s message, Ryan continues our series under God’s judgment by walking us through Habakkuk 3:1–15. When God shows up, He strengthens our small faith, meets us in our questions, and reminds us to trust Him even when life doesn’t make sense. This message encourages us to hold on to God’s character, remember His faithfulness, and trust the One who holds tomorrow. Join us...