CG Wynberg

This week Stefan, Ryan and Andre dive into the key themes emerging from our visit from Terry Virgo: grace, spirit-filled faith, and prayer.

This week we have the privilege of welcoming Terry Virgo, a founder of the New Frontiers network of churches and a faithful servant of Christ. He speaks to us about the law and grace from Romans 5.

Twice a year, we pause to focus on the vision for Common Ground Church Wynberg. Why are you where God has placed you? What has He called you to do?

Do we place our trust in God, not just with words, but with all our decision making? In Proverbs this week we explore how to find true shalom in our lives by "writing it on our hearts". From Proverbs 3:1-12.

This week Andre leads us through Proverbs 2:1-22, explaining the great benefits from earnestly seeking godly wisdom.

In Proverbs 1:20-33, the writer compares wisdom to a woman crying out in public spaces, with no one heeding its message. Many are content to remain in their ignorance, and yet continuing to make foolish choices leads us to suffer the consequence of our choices. This week, Ryan speaks on why we should cherish wisdom.

This week Stefan shows how the Christmas story, perhaps more than any other portion of the Bible, illustrates how God uses imperfect people to bring forth His Kingdom.

How do we make decisions when the choice is unclear? This week, Richard makes the case for seeking wisdom, why it's so valuable in our lives, and why we are all tempted to make foolish choices.

This week Sinthemba kicks off our new series through the book of Proverbs

This last week in The Cure series, Ryan shows how the Christmas story demonstrates God's heart for justice.

As believers, we should be sharing the gospel like beggars showing other beggars where to find bread. This week Laura draws inspiration from 1 Thessalonians on how we can share the gospel like the early church.

This week Ryan introduces "biblical high theory", and why we need a complete biblical perspective when facing the alternate theories of reality found in the world.

This week Richards asks us to evaluate our own worldviews and consider how we can humbly introduce a gospel-oriented one into the lives of those we meet.

This week, Andre encourages us to become a renewed church, driven by our security in God's love to extend compassion and grace to a broken world. From Luke 15:11-32.

Join us this week as Sinethemba teaches on God's heart for personal renewal in the lives of His children.

This week Stefan focuses on the Kingdom of God, asking the question - what does that even mean, and what difference does it make in my life?

This week we start a new series, "The Cure". This week Laura starts us off by re-focusing our eyes on the heart of Jesus' message, the gospel.

This week Ryan closes out our series on 2nd Corinthians with Paul's final warnings and encouragements (Ch 13:1-14). For a great overview of this book, see the Bible Project's video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/3lfPK2vfC54?si=rHVR71N3wSVgGm3O

Andre leads us through chapter 11, verses 11-21 as we approach our conclusion of the series on 2nd Corinthians.

(Apologies for the poor audio quality this week!). Teaching through verses 12:1-13, Richard speaks on Paul's 'thorn' and how sometimes God uses discomfort to keep us focused on Him.

What if weakness, humility and service were the path to true authority? This week, Andre leads us through 2nd Cor 11:16-33.

This week, we hear from Andre about how Christians should understand humility not as a sign of weakness or lack of God's favour, but instead as a mark of a mature Christian faith (2nd Corinthians 11:1-15)

This week, Stefan highlights three characteristics of a mature Christian from 2nd Corinthians 10:7-18.

This week, our guest Ziba Mbense from Common Ground Langa teaches on Colossians 1:1-11, encouraging us to live lives that "bear fruit in every good work"

God does not simply leave us where we are, but calls us into a lifetime of growth and maturity. This week, Andre asks us - what is your vision for your own Christian maturity? From 2nd Cor 10:1-5