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In this sermon from Titus 3:1–11, Martin Morrison addresses the claim that “the problem with Christianity is Christians.” He explains that the Bible openly acknowledges that Christians are sinners in need of God's grace, just like everyone else. Rather than pointing to imperfect people, Christianity points to Jesus Christ, who came to rescue, forgive, and transform broken lives. This message remin...

Many people wonder if God is angry with them, especially during seasons of pain, loss, or disappointment. In this message, David Kobedi explores that question through Psalm 103 and reveals a God who is compassionate, gracious, and full of love. Whether you follow Jesus or are simply exploring faith, this sermon invites you to see God in a new light.

Drawing from Philippians 2, Roydon Frost explores how Christian unity is both a gift from God and a calling for every believer. Paul, writing from prison, argues that a life worthy of the gospel is marked by humble love, rejecting selfish ambition and empty glory in favor of putting others first. At the center of the message stands Jesus Christ, whose willingness to humble Himself from heavenly gl...

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part 4 | David Kobedi | Sunday 21 June 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part 3 | David Kobedi | Sunday 14 June 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Roydon Frost continues the Rejoicing in Jesus series from Philippians 1:18–26, exploring how Paul could overflow with joy while imprisoned and facing possible execution. Paul’s joy was rooted in God’s providence, trusting that the Lord works even suffering and evil for the good of His people and the glory of Christ, ultimately conforming them to His image. The sermon unpacks the profound truth tha...

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part 2 | David Kobedi | Sunday 07 June 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Rejoicing in Jesus Part II | Shaun Storer | Sunday 07 June 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

In the opening sermon in a series 'Rejoice in Jesus, Roydon Frost explores Philippians 1:3–11 and shows how true Christian joy is found not in the absence of suffering, but in the presence of God through it. Reflecting on Paul's joyful gratitude for the Philippian believers, Roydon highlights three sources of joy: gospel partnership, confidence in God's saving work, and the visible fruit of grace...

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part I | David Kobedi | Sunday 31 May 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Roydon Frost’s Celebration Sunday sermon unpacks Galatians 3 and Genesis 11–12 to show how God redeems humanity from rebellion into a redeemed family united by His Spirit. Contrasting the pride of Babel with God’s promise to Abraham, the message reveals that through Christ becoming a curse for us, believers receive the blessing of people, presence, and purpose. Frost explains that Pentecost is the...

In this final message of the “Responding to Jesus” series, Roydon Frost teaches from Romans 12 that worship is more than singing — it is a life fully surrendered to God in response to His mercy. The sermon explores how true worship shapes our minds, bodies, relationships, and daily actions through love, humility, and service. Roydon also challenges believers to resist the distractions and patterns...

In Joburg as it is in Heaven Part V - Priv Tafirei - (Sunday 10 May 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

In “Responding to Jesus Part V,” Roydon Frost explores the deep crisis of hopelessness in today’s world and contrasts it with the living hope found in Jesus Christ through Romans 5 and Romans 8. The sermon powerfully explains that Christian hope is both a gift secured by Christ’s death and resurrection and a daily command for believers to actively set their hearts on God’s promises. Through suffer...

In Joburg as it is in Heaven Part IV - Priv Tafirei - (Sunday 03 May 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Responding to Jesus Part IV - Roydon Frost - (Sunday 03 May 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

In Joburg as it is in Heaven Part III - Priv Tafirei - (Sunday 26 April 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

This sermon explores prayer as a vital and ongoing response to Jesus, emphasizing that it is not a ritual but a living relationship with God. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, the message highlights that believers are called to “pray without ceasing,” meaning a constant, everyday connection with God rather than occasional communication. The speaker illustrates that just as breathing is essenti...

In Joburg as it is in Heaven Part II - Priv Tafirei - (Sunday 19 April 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

This sermon unpacks Jesus’ command in Matthew 28:16–20, emphasizing that responding to the cross means living a life of obedience rooted in Christ’s authority. Priv Tafirei explains that Jesus’ declaration of “all authority” is the foundation for disciple-making—believers are not creating something new but revealing a reality where Christ is already King. Disciple-making is reframed from a burdens...

In Joburg as in Heaven Part I - Priv Tafirei - (Sunday 12 April 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

This sermon launches a series on how to respond to the gospel, focusing on repentance as the proper response to the risen Christ. Drawing from Psalm 2 and Acts 2, Eddie Lombard emphasizes the unchangeable truth that Jesus is King, and that all human resistance to His rule is ultimately futile. True repentance begins with seeing this reality clearly, then actively turning away from self-rule toward...

God of the Underdogs Part VI - David Kobedi - (Sunday 05 April 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

This sermon explores the contrast between human power, which often leads to brokenness and death, and the resurrection power of Jesus, which brings true life and transformation. Drawing from Ephesians, it emphasizes that this power is not merely something to believe in, but something believers are meant to experience daily through the Holy Spirit. Rather than changing external circumstances, the r...

This powerful Good Friday message reveals that Jesus’ declaration, “It is finished,” was not a cry of defeat but a triumphant that salvation had been fully accomplished. Exploring John 19:28–42, the sermon shows how Christ’s death fulfilled Scripture, paid the full price for sin, and established Him as the true Lamb of God. It challenges the belief that we can earn our way to God, reminding us tha...